Good den, good beggar that is to be," quoth Little John, "and mayst thou have no cause to beg for mercy ere I see thee next.
In front of the door three merry fellows, a tinker, a peddler, and a beggar, were seated on a bench in the sun quaffing stout ale.
Thou hast divined me well," answered the voluntary
beggar, with lightened heart.
Ulysses, therefore, went on his round, going from left to right, and stretched out his hands to beg as though he were a real
beggar.
Promptly afterwards, fresh sounds of astonishment arose; the window of the captain's room was thrown open with a slam and a jingle of broken glass, and a man leaned out into the moonlight, head and shoulders, and addressed the blind
beggar on the road below him.
The son tossed a silver coin through the sunlight, grumbling something about
beggars and jugglers.
Gondy looked at the spot indicated and perceived a
beggar seated in a chair and leaning against one of the moldings; a little basin was near him and he held a holy water brush in his hand.
Another factor is the circumstance that even when, overjoyed at winning, the Grandmother was distributing alms right and left, and taking every one to be a
beggar, she again snapped out to the General that he was not going to be allowed any of her money-- which meant that the old lady had quite made up her mind on the point, and was sure of it.
For the second time the door opened--or rather was burst open, this time, as Uggug rushed violently into the room, shouting "that old
Beggars come again
As if tramp cats and mangy dogs weren't bad enough but you must needs bring home ragged little
beggars from the street, who--"
Let us be
beggars,' said the child passing an arm round his neck,
Then when he got one, he would dart round the corner and return to his base to get warm; and his victim, seeing him do this, would go away, vowing that he would never give a cent to a
beggar again.
