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But Morris betrayed no enthusiasm. "I guess," said he, "I ain't lovin' so awful much mit Rover. He iss too big. I am likin' little dogs mit brown eyes, what walks by their legs und carries things by their mouths. Did you ever see dogs like that?" "In the circus," answered Teacher. "Where did you see them?" "A boy by our block," answered Morris, "is got one.
"Where did you get it?" "Well, I got it! That's the main thing. It was left to me." "Honestly?" "What d'you mean, 'honestly'?" "How much?" "I dunno, exactly. You see, I ain't got it actually in my mit " "Oh!" "But I'll have it, all righto. It's just waiting for me to close down on it. I reckon there must be a thousand gold buzzards in the stack, mebby more. It's all yours."
Ven I refuse me to do it, he tie me up unt by forcibleness elope mit me. Iss id nod a crime a vickedness eh?" "It certainly is, sir," said Uncle John. "But do not worry. These girls have some plan in their heads, I'm sure, and if we manage to escape we will carry you home in safety. Now, my dears, what is it?" "Oh, we've only begun to think yet," said Patsy, and walked to the window.
Now, in Fountain Court, almost before daylight, there was some one astir. He came out of the door of Morgridge & Mit, dealers in tobacco, and toddled up the court at an astonishing gait. Where did he go to? he certainly passed the pump and turned the corner, and in a quarter of an hour more was trotting down the court with a parcel in his hand.
The little girl Hilda, and the older daughter Minna, were behind them on a board laid across the sides of the wagon. Presley and Harran stopped to shake hands. "Say," cried Hooven, exhibiting an old, but extremely well kept, rifle, "say, bei Gott, me, I tek some schatz at dose rebbit, you bedt. Ven he hef shtop to run und sit oop soh, bei der hind laigs on, I oop mit der guhn und bing!
"Well, then," said Miss Bailey, "suppose I give you twenty cents a day as long as a little strange friend is with you." "That could to be awful nice," Morris agreed; "und, Missis Bailey," he went on, "sooner you don't needs all yours lunch mine friend could eat it, maybe." "Oh, I'm so sorry," she cried; "It's ham to-day." "That don't make nothins mit mine friend," said Morris, "he likes ham."
His eyes burned bright as though from some internal fire. A great restlessness possessed him. Impulsively Orde leaned forward to touch his hand. It was dry and hot. "What is it, Heinzman?" he asked quietly, fully prepared for the vagaries of a half delirium. "Ach, Orde!" cried the German, "I am tortured mit HOLLENQUALLE what you call? hell's fire.
Public feelin' in Australia agin nigger catchin' ain't very strong; an' I reckon he's got out after doin' five or six years." "Dot is so," asserted the German; and then he leaned forward, "but vat vas he doing here in dis fine, swell schooner mit?" "That's jest what you and me is goin' to find out, Dutchy. An' I guess that you an' me can find out darned easy.
He had his room in dot house not a cage, but a room mit a bed und sheets, und he would go to bed und get up in der morning und smoke his cigar und eat his dinner mit Bertran, und walk mit him hand in hand, which was most horrible. Herr Gott! I haf seen dot beast throw himself back in his chair und laugh when Bertran haf made fun of me.
His cry was more dismal and heartshaking than even that with which the man Kennedy had terrified the ship; he caught hold of a backstay, and sank to the bulwark rail, as though handsomely lowered away in a bowline. "'By Cott! he roared, flinging down his cap, whilst those who peered close saw that he trembled violently, 'der toyfel is on boardt dis ship. I have seen her mit mine eyes.
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