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"Somehow, all the excitement about that silly kid in the bushes knocked it clean out of my head." "It did now, f-f-for a fact," spoke up Toby. "So t-t-tell us what the p-p-p-p" whistle "prospects are, won't you?" Max and his cousin exchanged a quick look, after which the former placed a finger on his lips. "Wait a little, Toby," he said, cautiously.
Then we c-c-climbed up before the f-f-first eagle f-f-flew that way. T-t-thank you gentlemen f-f-for your k-k-kind attention." "Wow! he got that in pat, all right. When Bluff makes up his mind to hustle he can beat the band. I move a vote of thanks to these most efficient scouts," said Wallace, pushing forward.
He saw, dimly, that Joe's chin was resting on his breast and that his eyes were closed; he heard him mutter in a voice that seemed to come from some distant room: "Of all 'e bowls I s-s-smell or see, The wassail bowl's 'e bowl f-f-for me," and the next moment both man and boy were fast asleep. When Ralph awoke, it was quite dark in the room.
"What did he do that f-f-for?" stammered Teddy. "To drive the tiger back. It was a blank cartridge that he fired. I think the tiger is going to attack him. Yes, there he goes! Oh, that's terrible!" The trainer had been forced against the bars at the back of the cage by the animal, whose length was more than the width of the cage itself.
I've got a big proposition to make, and you want to listen carefully." "T-t-take c-c-care of the lantern, f-f-fellows; my d-d-dad's w-w-wanting this old barn f-f-for his t-t-tobacco crop, and he'd b-b-be some put out if it b-b-burned just now!" came from Bluff.
Then he had it fixed so when Bandy-legs got to moving about, as he always does, you know, any time he was liable to loosen the plug and the pressure of the water'd do the rest. "Oh! what a wicked shame!" cried the owner of the wrecked canoe. "H-h-he ought t' b-b-be hung f-f-for it!" exclaimed Toby, just as indignant as though it had been his own boat that was injured so wantonly.
I am going away f-f-for ever an' ever!" "Amen!" responded Natty, from the mere force of habit, for he was a constant responder at granny's family worship. "Ye don't know that, darlin'," replied old Nell. "The Lord leads us in ways that we know not, an' it may be His good pleasure to bring you here again."
It was now discovered for the first, that this singular passenger stammered and stuttered very badly, which, perhaps, was the cause of his reservedness. "Wha-wha-what i-i-is this f-f-for?" "Spread-eagle, sir," said the Greenlander, thinking that those few words would at once make the matter plain. "Wha-wha-what that me-me-mean?"
The eyes behind the glasses were furtive and shifty, and the mouth was mean and avaricious. "Is this Mr. Reddy?" asked the inspector politely. "Th-th-that's my name," answered the man. "W-what can I do f-f-for you?" "That depends," replied Mr. Brandon. "I called to see you on a matter of business. May I come in?"
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