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They had a large bath-house at Warm Springs. A large pool of water arranged so that a person could go in any depth he might desire. It was a free thing, and we pitched in. We had no idea of the enervating effect it would have upon our physical systems, and as the water was but little past tepid, we stayed in a good long time. But when we came out we were as limp as dishrags.
He was a kind of Bill Devery and Charlie Schwab rolled into one. But, say, you might wave enchanted dishrags and make copper bottles smoke up coon giants all night without ever touching me. My case won't yield to that kind of treatment." "If I could hear your story," said the Margrave, with his lofty, serious smile.
We used to have a calf that et apples and just chawed up dishrags like nothing, and if you stay here you'll see lots of funerals won't he, Sis! Did you ever see a house afire? I have! Once me and Jim Terry " But Sellers began to speak now, and the storm ceased.
Shouts from the girls spoiled further efforts at the theatrical, and presently it was no longer a question of holding the old armor in place, but rather that of getting out of it safely, for what those freshmen didn't say and do to those ghosts! "Nothing but strung up dishrags," sneered Maud Leslie. "They must have looted every hardware store in town for these. Look!"
She looked down at the ghastly face and twisted body without the slightest trace of emotion, neither dread nor repugnance nor interest beyond a curious narrowing of the eyes as of one searching for some sign of trickery on the part of a wily adversary. On the way out she stopped to pick up a wretched, almost toothless comb and some dishrags.
We used to have a calf that et apples and just chawed up dishrags like nothing, and if you stay here you'll see lots of funerals won't he, Sis! Did you ever see a house afire? I have! Once me and Jim Terry " But Sellers began to speak now, and the storm ceased.
Now she's married to Justin, she'll be the makin' of him, or I miss my guess. You can't do a thing with men-folks without they're right alongside where you can keep your eye and hand on 'em. Justin's handsome and good and stiddy; all he needs is some nice woman to put starch into him. The Edgewood Peabodys never had a mite o' stiffenin' in 'em, limp as dishrags, every blessed one!
Now she's married to Justin she'll be the makin' of him, or I miss my guess. You can't do a thing with men folks without they're right alongside where you can keep your eye and hand on 'em. Justin's handsome and good and stiddy; all he need is some nice woman to put starch into him. The Edgewood Peabodys never had a mite o' stiffenin' in 'em, limp as dishrags, every blessed one!
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