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Ain't got no time to waste over ornamentation yet, but I suppose we'll have that weakness in due time. So you'll have to fix all trimmin's yourselves. Yez needn't be too particular. We'll have to make allowance for that. Give the boys plenty of fun and life and they'll excuse the pictures and gingerbread. If the acting is good and strong you need have no fear.

"We'll be a spectacle for the whole village." "What if we be? Let's be a spectacle, then!" said Samantha stoutly. "We'll be a spectacle for the angels as well as the village, when you come to that! When they look down 'n' see us gittin' outside this dooryard 'n' doin' one o' the Lord's chores for the first time in ten or fifteen years, I guess they'll be consid'able excited!

The next minute his revolver spat lead and fire, but whether he hit any one or not he could not see, as the place was so filled with smoke, from the powder and from the torches. But some one yelled in pain. "Crouch down and fire!" ordered Tom. "Low down and they'll throw over our heads." It was done on the instant, and the four revolvers rang out together.

"Then let 'em march to Hampton, sir they'll get back some time this side o' Christmas," said the tinker, with a surly cunning glance out of the corner of his eye. "Your women's so mighty hard to please that I'm not meaning to call again; I prefers to work where I gives satisfaction." "I did hear something of a pan new bottomed to mend a hole in its side; but what is that amongst friends?

"That's another of my beautiful qualities. The perfect understanding between me and my horses tells me the mare has seen enough of you, Sabre. She tells me all her thoughts in her flanks and they Marconi up my nervous and receptive legs. I must write and tell the Searchlight that. Perhaps they'll think better of me." The mare, feeling his hand, began to dance coquettishly.

"My soul and body," whispered Jerry from his corner, "did anybody ever hear such a sound? Ain't it the wind outside. Seems as if a gale must have come up a hurricane, tornado, or something. If a storm's coming I can't sit round here. I'll have to be seeing to the awnings or they'll be ripped to pieces." He half rose from his chair.

"In disguise," said Ethel. "But what disguise?" "In an old woman's dress but hu-s-s-s-sh!" "But I don't want to be dressed up in an old woman's clothes; they make me such a figure. Why, I'd be a perfect fright." "Hu-s-s-s-sh! Dear, dear Minnie, you're talking too loud. They'll certainly hear us," said Ethel, in a low, frightened whisper.

As long as we lie here we're safe; but I'm nane sae muckle nearer to my ship or the coast of France. And as soon as we stand up and signal the brig, it's another matter. For where will your gentry be, think ye?" "Maybe they're no come yet," said I. "And even if they are, there's one clear matter in our favour. They'll be all arranged to take us, that's true.

Can you imagine men planning to capture this city and hold it?" "It wouldn't be possible, Pink?" "It isn't possible now, but they'll make a try at it." There was a short pause, with Lily struggling to understand. Pink's set face relaxed somewhat. All that night he had been fighting for his belief in her. "I never dreamed of it, Pink.

Lorry was not interested in letters and made no response, and after a pause heard her sister's voice, raised in the same vivacious note: "Mine's from Lilly Barlow. She wants me to come down on Tuesday and stay over till Friday. They're having a dance." "A dance oh, that'll be lovely. When is it to be?" "Tuesday night. I'm to go down on the evening train and they'll meet me with the motor."