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Food is much the same as here, except that you might have a little garden 'The childer could work at that, said he. 'I'm sick o' Milton anyways, and Milton is sick o' me. 'You must not go to the South, said Margaret, 'for all that. You could not stand it. You would have to be out all weathers. It would kill you with rheumatism. The mere bodily work at your time of life would break you down.

"The big one's just more than flapping," he chuckled. "I had an awful hard time to catch him. I had to run and run. Look at him, Ma," the boy urged. She shook her head. "I ain't got the time," she said, almost roughly. "I got to get these shoes off'n you afore your father gets home, Tobey, or you'll get a awful hiding. Like as not you'll get it anyways, if he's mad. Better get into bed." "Naw!"

"Why, you don't mean that, sir, sure to goodness," cried the laundress, alarmed; "and not so much as a sofy bedstead, nor nothing anyways comfortable." "I could sleep upon three or four chairs, if it were necessary; but there is an old sofa in the bedroom. You might bring that into this room for me; and the nurse can have it in the day-time. She won't want to be lying down to-night, I daresay.

She can tell us how it came about, anyways, seems to me, and we can judge if it sounds sensible and correct like." "That's right," put in Kilrea. "That's fair and proper." "I am perfectly willing to tell you all I know about it," asserted Madge, quietly. "I I came here to see Mr. Ennis on a matter that that concerns us only. And I had occasion to open my bag.

Close the front windows, honey. We don't want it to rain in on our new green sofa. Not 'til it's paid for, anyways." "Hurry." "I'm ready." They met at the door, kissing on the inside and the outside of it; at the head of the fourth, third, and the second balustrade down. "We'll always make 'em little love landings, Jimmie, so we can't ever get tired climbing them." "Yep."

So he was a saint anyways." "You can't have a miracle without a saint, of course, Joan?" "Or else the Lard. But I'll hold in mind what you sez 'bout Him bein' hid in flowers an' birds an' sich like, 'cause that's a butivul thing to knaw." "And in the stars and the sun and the moon, Joan; and in the winds and clouds. See how I've got on to-day.

I'm doubtful sometimes our Katy ain't one that'll be like to get married anyways not about here. She lives right with herself, but Susan Ellen ain't nothin' when she's alone, she's always after company; all the boys is waitin' on her a'ready. I ain't afraid but she'll take her pick when the time comes.

It was very good of you to come at all under these circumstances," declared the artist. "Us be fine an' busy when uncle comes down-long, an' partickler this time, 'cause theer've bin a differ'nce of 'pinion 'bout 'bout a matter betwixt him and faither, but now he's wrote through the post to say as he'm comin', so 'tis all right, I s'pose, an' us'll have to give en a good dinner anyways."

"I've had the blue devils since morning, and I've got to have something to drive them off." "Don't let me urge you, you know," returned Sargeant. "Oh, that's all right!" Condy assured him. "My time's about up, anyways."

"We couldn't help startin' late," grumbled the little man. "An' as fer that kid, I'd sure 'a' kep' him with us. Who's to say he ain't handed us a fool game? He's a crank, anyways, an' orter be looked after by State. He guessed he see the rustlers at work, but didn't rec'nize 'em. I said right then he was bluffin'. D'you think he wouldn't know Jim Thorpe?"