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"I move the appointment uv a committee of three to wait on the teacher, see if the school wants anything money can buy, take up subscriptions to git it, an' lay out any feller that don't come down with the dust when he's went fur." "Hurray!" "Bully!" "Good!" "Sound!" "Them's the talk!" and other sympathetic expressions, were heard from the members of the late anti-school party.
Their ear-drums were numbed from the shock. And the noise that filled the valley seemed like a thousand thunderbolts merged into one. Tom rushed from the bombproof, dropping the electric button. He caught sight of his gun, resting undisturbed on the improvised carriage. "Hurray!" he cried in delight. "She stood the charge all right.
Oliver Herford is perhaps best known by his "Rubaiyat of a Persian Kitten," and there is a kitten also in "This Giddy Globe": "Hurray!" cried the Kitten, "Hurray!" As he merrily set the sails, "I sail o'er the ocean to-day To look at the Prince of Wales." this was when the Prince was making his triumphant visit to New York in 1919
She went to bed in a dreadful state, he says, but he thinks she'll be more pleasant before the day is over." I burst into a fit of laughter. "Hurray!" I shouted, exultantly. "So she was out in it too, eh? Well, by Jove, I don't feel half as badly as I did five minutes ago. Come! Let us be off." We started briskly down the street. My spirits were beginning to rebound.
"Not so mad as he'll be when he finds out," crowed the girl. "Hurray! The whole business is settling itself in my head. The one trouble is Mr. Sands. The rest will be all right. Think what to do about him, Angel; think hard!" Beverley thought until her brain whirled. "I might suggest Roger's dining at his club," she said. "But how I should hate to do that! He's vexed already. He has a right to be!
All out for Rockville!" joked Daddy Martin. "Hurray!" cried Teddy. "Here we are!" "And I see Uncle Frank!" exclaimed Janet, looking from the window toward the station as the train slowed up to stop. Out piled the Curlytops, and into the arms of Uncle Frank they rushed. He caught them up and kissed them one after the other Teddy, Janet and Trouble. "Well, well!" he cried, "I'm glad to see you!
"Well, I guess so," answered Mr. Bobbsey. "Uncle Daniel can look after you as well as I could." "If Uncle Daniel goes, it will be all right," Mrs. Bobbsey said. "And will you go, too, mamma?" asked Bert, slipping up to her, and giving her a kiss. "Oh, yes, I suppose I'll have to help feed the elephant peanuts," she laughed. "Hurray! Hurrah!" cried Bert, swinging his cap in the air.
"What do you say, Dick?" asked Dan Dalzell anxiously. "I say that I'm going to put in a few days or a fortnight at Lake Pleasant if I can possibly find the way," Dick retorted, with a sudden energy that was quite out of keeping with the heat of the afternoon. "Hurray!" from Danny Grin. "That's what I call the right talk," added Darrin.
Then he dug some more, and, all of a sudden, his shovel went down into some water, and then Grandpa Croaker knew that the well was almost finished. He dug out a little more earth, in came more water, wetting his feet, and then the frog well-digger cried: “I’ve struck water! I’ve struck water!” “Hurrah!” shouted Bawly. “Hurray!
"It looks that way," agreed Lieutenant Snow. "This trail Buck Tooth discovered is much the fresher. We ought to follow that." And this they did, after a hasty meal. Once more they were after the Yaquis, and late that night one of the scouts in the lead car riding back at full speed with the news: "They're right ahead of us!" "Wow!" yelled Bud. "Hurray!" shouted Dick.
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