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I drove back this morning, washed the bricks out of my eyes and came right around. What are you grumbling about?" "I'm not grumbling. When you didn't show up in answer to my note I telephoned, and they told me you were away. Where've you been?" "Putting in a week at the Field Club at Greenwich," replied Howard, filling a large cigarette case from the nearest box, as was his most friendly habit.

"Why ever didn't 'ee come in to supper, such a beautiful bit of roast as I'd got, too! Where've 'ee been? What 'ave 'ee been doing? What 'ave 'ee been sleeping here for?" Lutey raised himself into a sitting position. "Who are you?" he shouted. "Are you the beautiful maiden come for me? Are you Morwenna?" "Whatever are you talking about?

"A nice one to watch beavers, you are!" cried the Boy, angry and disappointed. "Why where've they all gone to?" demanded Jabe, rubbing his eyes. "They're the most interestin' critters I ever hearn tell of!" "Interesting!" retorted the Boy, scornfully. "So interesting you went to sleep! And you snored so they thought it was an earthquake. Not another beaver'll show a hair round here to-night.

"It was, about the time the big wall was building in China. Where've you been the last couple of hundred years? It's the Temple place now." "Then you're Miss Temple?" "Teresa Arriega for my mother, Temple for my dad," she told him in the quick, bright way which already he found characteristic of her. "Terry for myself, if you say it quick."

They say he'll blow away the whole plateau of Vicksburg if we don't drive him off." "Well, we'll do it. You wait till old Joe Johnston comes up. Then we'll shut him between the jaws of a vise and squeeze the life out of him." "Hope so. Where've you been?" "Down below the town. I'm coming back with messages." "So long. Good luck. Keep straight ahead, and you'll find all the generals you want."

So now Jerry answered very politely. "It looks good," he said. "Is the circus coming?" asked Danny. "Of course it is. What do you suppose they've put up the posters for?" "It don't say so here," said Nora. "All it says is " Darn interrupted. "Where've you kids been? That old poster has been up for a week. Two new ones were pasted up to-day one at Jenkins' corner and the other on Jeffreys' barn.

Willoughby was still young and fair to look upon, clear-eyed and almost girlish, her rounded, regular features set off picturesquely by her hat and its flowing purple plumes, even though both hat and plumes were extravagant in size. Willoughby must have known another reason to frown. "Where've you been?" he demanded, heavily, his voice bare of any interest.

But just as Burns opened the street-door for her Susan saw a beautiful little coupe stop at the curb, and Miss Ella Saunders, beautifully gowned, got out of it and came up the steps with a slowness that became her enormous size. "Hello, Susan Brown!" said Miss Saunders, imprisoning Susan's hand between two snowy gloves. "Where've you been?" "Where've YOU been?" Susan laughed.

Tell me about yourself." "Wait, until I get a breath," laughed Jack, making himself comfortable in a big armchair. "By the way, where is Lord Hastings?" "He is in conference with the admiralty." "And Lady Hastings?" "Shopping, I believe. However, both will be back before long. Now let's have an account of your adventures." "Well, they didn't amount to much," said Jack. "Where've you been?"

So saying he tossed the letters back again and turned to his companion. "Hand over that dope!" he commanded, and Heine passed over a bundle of papers which M'Ginnis carefully slipped into a certain compartment. As he did so, Heine spun around upon his heel. "Gee whiz!" he exclaimed, "you shook me that time, Soapy! Where've you blown in from "