human
Well, wot do yer want ter see 'im for, any'ow?
gpt
He is here, is he? I want to see him.
human
I say 'e's a-sleepin'! Any man as wants to see Scholard 'as got ter tell me wot 'e wants ter see 'im for!
gpt
It's none of your business--I want to see him. Is he there?
human
You tell me wot you want ter see 'im for, and I'll see if it's worth disturbin' 'im for. I'm his bleedin' secretary, I am.
gpt
All right, Cockney! he said.
human
I'm awake.
gpt
That's hall right. You ain't one of hus. I know 'ow ter deal wiv these fellers. We're shipmites, ain't we?
human
Do you want to speak to me?
gpt
Oh! No! They told me a man called Scollard was aboard. I wanted to see a feller called Scollard!
human
O, yus! This hain't the feller, eh? No! Am _hi_ any use? Would you like to push _my_ face in, eh?
gpt
Come on, mate, come on! She's pushing off!
human
Thought we were off already!
gpt
Thank you very much for that, said Scholar.
human
Only a man must look after himself of course.
gpt
Yus, that's all right. Good luck! You ain't 'ust one of us; you don't know the ropes--not 'ere, any'ow. Good luck, mate.
human
Come on, come on there. Get ashore! the bo'sun was shouting at its top.
gpt
You fellers had no right aboard here anyhow. The visitors hastened over the side and down the ladder, those of them who saw a policeman at the shed end (looking up with that frowning and sidewise consideration that suggests:
human
Now I don't know but what I should run you fellows in! You look as if there might be a charge about you!