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He looked around for a chair, but Buster grinned and said: "Dat's right, set right down nit. Youse don't do dat no more in dis joint. Wen I gits yer yere, yer works till yer t'rough see? Dat's der way ter pull der meat off er man." "Well, what's next?" "See if yer can raise yer record anoder pound on der striker."
'Champion passed me about an hour ago, when I was in hiding poor timid soul of me, for I had nothing to lose by the French coming and he looked awful with the stirrups dangling and the saddle empty. 'Tis a gloomy sight, Festy, to see a horse cantering without a rider, and I thought you had been feared you had been thrown off and killed as dead as a nit.
That fellow needs looking after; he ain't finished his education. Jacky, you ain't got a female girl yanking your heart around, sail in and show us what yuh can do in that line." "Nit," said Jack Bates, briefly. "My heart's doing business at the old stand and doing it satisfactory and proper. I don't want to set it to bucking over a girl that wouldn't have me at any price. Let Slim.
Were you in the cast?" inquired the low comedy gentleman. "Nit! I wasn't of age then. You can't be legally a criminal under age. Don't you know there's a society for the protection of crime?" "Excuse me. No reflection, I assure you. I did not intend to be personal. I was merely trying to find out how the old man filled out his cast."
Then she opened the little, sealed letter. It was very short. It contained only one word, one word of the vulgar slang to which poor Gladys had become habituated through her miserable life, and yet this one word of slang had a meaning of faithfulness and honor which dignified it. Maria read, "Nit." and she knew that Gladys had died and had not told.
"Fer sale?" repeated the spokesman of the quartet, all four of whom seemed to exchange among themselves a round of sinister glances. "Well, I guess nit. They ain't enough money this side o' the United States treasury to buy this island from us." "We might be able to scrape up a handsome sum, if necessary," Hal reasoned.
I had ter 'nit socks en he'ps mek soldiers coats en durin' de wah, de marster sent 100 ob us down in Georgia ter keep de Yankees fum gittin' us en we camped out durin' de whole three y'ars. I member de Klu Klux. One nite a bunch ob us went out, dey got atter us. We waded a big crik en hid in de bushes ter keep dem fum gittin' us. Hab gon' ter lots ob camp-meetin's.
It seemed little short of blasphemy this uproarious spirit, in the face of the odds gathering in behind. But Blaine was built that way. Danger, the closer and more menacing, instead of rousing fear, nerved him to his best or, as it might turn out, worst. "Where's your prisoner?" shouted Erwin. "I feared he'd get you." "Nit, old man! I got hold of a monkey-wrench and knocked him cold.
I'll see that you get the Unrestrained Cachinnation. I'll get you into the guide-books and the art journals nit! Why, you poor creatures" Little O'Grady's liberal glance took in the entire assembly "who do you think bestow the sort of celebrity you have presumed to hope for? Your kind? Not on your life. The cheap twaddlers of cheap daily stuff for cheap people? Never imagine it. Who, then?
This is the most complete of the inscriptions of this king, and was found in two portions in the tombs marked B 18 and B 19. The signs upon the tablet are most interesting. On the top line, after the cartouche of Aha-Mena, there are two sacred boats, probably of Sokaris, and a shrine and temenos of Nit.
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