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"Hallo! there's Spoil-sport," said Dagobert, letting in his dog; "he wants to come in to brush acquaintance with the family too." The dog came in with a bound, and in a second was quite at home.

"Oh, well, I've gone too far to break off now," he said, "and so I shall get married as soon as I can." "Very well, my boy. If you will, you will, and there's no stopping you; but I tell you, I can't sleep when I think about it." "Oh, she'll be all right, mother. We shall manage." "And she lets you buy her underclothing?" asked the mother.

There's a little too much of Geoff, mother; let us be free of him here, at least. You are going to your old rooms?" "Yes. I thought it might be a little painful: but Chatty made no objection. She said indeed she would like it." "Is she dwelling on that matter still?" "Still, Theo! I don't suppose she will ever cease to dwell on it till it comes all right." "Which is very unlikely, mother.

Every moment that passed increased the danger to them both. "Look a-here, Opal," he said in a threatening voice of anger, "I ain't a-goin' to fool with you no longer. Hear me shout? Culver's up to you as much as me. You stole the 'Laughin' Water' claim. There's hell a-sizzlin' down the street right now down to Lawrence's. If you don't cough up ten thousand bucks pretty pronto "

Then she added, pointing to an advancing sleigh. "Good land, there's that Smith girl. They said she wasn't able to ride out. Seems to me she's taken a queer day for it." "Was that that Tinny fellow?" Mrs. Zelotes asked again. She leaned forward and gave Eva a hard nudge on her red-coated elbow. "Yes, it was," Eva answered, calmly. "Who was that girl with him?" "It was Aggie Bemis." Mrs.

Now that makes eighteen miles for the horse and six shillings for me; there's three shillings still for that horse to earn and nine shillings for the afternoon horse before I touch a penny.

"Rippin' plot! When you get hold of a novel you don't want any rot about what d'you call it? psychology, you want to be amused." "Rather!" murmured Shelton. "That's an awfully good bit where the President steals her diamonds There's old Benjy! Hallo, Benjy!" "Hallo, Bill, old man!"

"Yes but he wasn't settled, and now he's settled in it. Is that the way to be a man? There's all those other people to do the thing he's doing. Then what's the use of him?" "Ain't we in the same box?" "Yes, and that's why I mean to get out of it, some day. But it's different with him. He's chosen his box, and gone in, and shut the lid on himself! I'm disappointed in him.

Lady Mountfencer couldn't ride him because he pulls a little. But he's a perfect hunter." "We shall find him, Mrs. Houghton, to a moral; and do you stick to me. They generally go straight away to Thrupp's larches. You see the little wood. There's an old earth there, but that's stopped.

"Na, sir, but my lord's man sought me out, for he fancies me your honour's valley-de-sham, and sae I am, there's nae doubt o't, baith your honour's and the minister's at least ye hae nae other that I ken o' and I gie a help to Sir Arthur too, but that's mair in the way o' my profession."