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"But I I I'm MAD, clean through." "You gotta right. You gotta perfect right. Now, if this was New York, I'd spread that gold-laced guy's face " "I'm not angry at him. Not particularly, I mean." "No?" queried her friend in need. "What got your goat, then?" Miss Brewster shot a quick and scornful glance over her shoulder. "Oh, HIM" interpreted the athlete.

A little rivulet of water oozed from her hair, zigzagged down her cheek and seeped into her blouse, but her blue-lipped smile persisted. "Ain't I a nut, though! But wait till you see me dolled up to-morrow night, Jimmie! Eight at Hinkley's. I didn't have a hunch how cold how cold that water was. Next time they gotta heat it." "Got to heat it is good, Doll!

Miz' Ring, I gotta learn how to act pretty and talk pretty and look pretty. And I gotta learn how, quick." "You are a fine-looking girl as it is, Allegheny." "Oh, I guess I look dressed up, but I'm awkward. I'm stiff as a hired hand, and I fall over my feet. Look at 'em. Biggest live things in the world without lungs! I got to get slim and graceful "

Billy pressed the glass to his lips and Mark opened his eyes, saw the boy, smiled, and said in a weak voice: "Hullo, Billy, old boy, got knocked out, didn't I?" Then he closed his eyes and seemed to go away again. But Billy, with wildly beating heart poured some more milk and came closer: "Drink this, Cart. It's good. Drink it. We gotta get them dirty bums, Cart! Hurry up an' drink it!"

"I know "; but then he paused. If he told all he knew he saw plainly that either the carrier or his father would profit by it and collect the reward. Fifty dollars!! Willie gasped. "Well," said Jim, "I gotta be on my way. Here's the Tribune there ain't nothin' more fer ye. So long! Giddap!" and he was gone. "I don' see why he don't carry a whip," mused Jeb Case.

But then you couldn't never tell about them dames with real class. But he was deferential; he had recognized his fare. "Where to, Mr. Blair?" he opened the door at that moment to ask. "We gotta step on 'er, if you still want to make it." Perry ordered him to step on 'er. Then the miracle came to pass. She found the worn seat yards too wide, the mean interior cathedral.

She's gotta ring in 'er fortune and she will get married, but it will be to a dark man who'll cross water to meet her. She's like me. She isn't fated to meet the right one yet. This was a subtle reference to her own chaotic love affairs. You know what I mean. Elizabeth can't keep her young men. They seem attracted to her at first, but, as I say, after a very short time they drift.

"I could do that," she said, pointing at the drawing. She indicated the oil. "But I couldn't do that." "Color ups the ante," Joe said. "Awesome," she said, still looking at the oil. "Takes time," Joe said. "There's about fifty years practice between the two." "And then gone, all that experience gone," Rhiannon said. "Gotta do it while we can," Joe said. "God, what a good dinner.

"Prove I done it, then!" squalled Marie. "Prove it, you slab-sided hunk! Yah, you can't prove it, and you know it!" To this the sheriff made no reply. "We gotta put her somewhere till the Judge gets sober," he said, hurriedly. "Guess we'll put her in yore back room, Mike." "Guess you won't," countered Mike. "They ain't any insurance on my place, and I ain't taking no chances, not a chance."

Mist'r Derrick, he doand want dot I should be ge-sacked. Who, den, will der ditch ge-tend? Say, you tell 'um Bismarck hef gotta sure stay bei der place. Say, you hef der pull mit der Governor. You speak der gut word for me." "Harran is the man that has the pull with his father, Bismarck," answered Presley. "You get Harran to speak for you, and you're all right."