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Still, she did not hesitate about beginning the skirmish, for her tongue was already a bit loosened. "Wot's dis yer, Mrs. Kinzer, 'bout sendin' away my Dick to a furrin 'cad'my? Isn't he most nigh nuff sp'iled a'ready?" "Oh, it's all arranged, nicely. Miss Foster and I only came over to see what we could do about getting his clothes ready.
It was soiled from contact with his coat and his hands, and Margaret, instead of touching the sheet, pressed it down with the handle of her pen. The doctor noticed the act and laughed. I took notice a'ready how when things is some dirty they kreistle you, still. But indeed, Teacher," he gravely added, "it ain't healthy to wash so much and keep so clean as what you do.
I can't marry out of the meeting." "This long time a'ready, Tillie, I was thinkin' about givin' myself up and turnin' plain," he assured her. "To be sure, I know I'd have to, to git you. You've took notice, ain't you, how reg'lar I 'tend meeting? "I have never thought about keeping company, Absalom." "Nearly all the girls around here as old as you has their friend a'ready."
With a nod of the head as self-important as decisive he turned his back. "At all events," said Malcolm, "you will say nothing about it before you hear from one of us again?" "I mak nae promises," answered Girnel from behind his own back. A howl arose from the rest. "Ye promised a'ready," said Blue Peter. "Na, I didna that: I said never a word."
The Merrick party was noted for doing astonishing things in the past and evidently, in the words of Peggy McNutt, they were "up to some blame foolishness that'll either kill this neighborhood or make it talked about." "It's too dead a'ready to kill," responded Nick Thorne gloomily. "Even the paper mill, four mile away, ain't managed to make Millville wiggle its big toe.
However, once arrived at the great sun-lighted doorway, and secure even from Susanna's ears, the trouble came out. "Oh, w-w-what shall I do? I've told it all over t-t-town, a'ready, an' it's no s-s-se cret at all!"
Wife, she had drawed a stool close-t up to my knee, an' set there sortin' out the little yaller rings ez they'd dry out on his head, an' when he said that I thess looked at her an' we both looked at him, an' says I, "Wife," says I, "ef they's anything in heavenly looks an' behavior, I b'lieve that christenin' is started to take on him a'ready." An' I b'lieve it had.
Why, they say some of the town people's that proud, if the front door-bell rings and the missus is standin' right there by it, she won't open that there front door but wants her hired girl to come clear from the kitchen to open it. Yes, you mightn't b'lee me, but I heerd that a'ready.
En de goose he say, 'Hit'll soon be day, En I got no feders fer ter give away! Oh, ketch him, Tiger, ketch him! "Ketch him, oh, ketch him, Run ter de roos' en fetch him! He ain't gwine tell On de dinner bell Ketch him, Tiger, ketch him!" "Scoot 'long to bed now, you yonkers, or ye'll look like spooks to-mo-oh! Hit's day a'ready," cried the singer directly he had whooped out his last note.
I must try to keep my path to somewhere." "What a fool I am, to be sure!" said Mr. Gundry, softly. "There, now, I beg your pardon, my dear, for never giving a thought to it. Firm and I will do it for you, as long as the Lord allows of it. Why, the snow is two foot deep a'ready, and twenty foot in places. I wonder whether that rogue of a Goad got home to Sylvester's ranch last night?
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