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"Perry, why will you speak so brutally?" "Look a-here, Rans, I ain't none o' your kid-glove kind. I allus speaks out what I hev to say. I hate you and yourn, and I jest tell you in plain English 'at I'm glad your sister's dead; not fur her sake, but because it makes you suffer." "And this is why you murdered her?" "Who said I did it?" "You have just admitted as much." "That's a lie!
"Look a-here, gran'pa," he said, "d' you think I'm goin' t' let you sponge offen my frien's? Not by a long shot! Hain't I come all the way fr'm Dodge City t' keep th' redskins fr'm takin' your scalp? What more d' y' want?" He gave a laugh in which there was no humour, disclosing small teeth, ranged close, and like the first set of a child's. David Bond did not quail.
"Now, before we go on, how much does his share of your profits amount to each week?" "About thirty dollars in the busy season," Abe replied. "Then here's your scheme," said Feldman. "You go to Grossman and say: 'Look a-here, Grossman, this business of figuring out profits each week is a troublesome piece of bookkeeping.
"But what I'm thinkin' of is US, Miss Dorothy. How are we goin' to get 'round not mentionin' you all this time, without his findin' out who you be an' demandin' a full exposition of the whole affair. Say, look a-here, would it be be very bad if he DID find out you was Dorothy Parkman?" "I'm afraid it would be, Susan." The girl spoke slowly, a bit unsteadily.
"Yes, yes! But never mind that. Where can I get a horse? I've got to be in Trumet by eight to-night sure." "Trumet? Why, that's where Gertie is, ain't it?" "Look a-here, Jake," broke in the livery-stable keeper. "I'll tell you how 'tis. Oh, it's all right, Sam! Jake knows the most of it; I told him. He can keep his mouth shut, and he don't like old crank Higgins any better'n you and me do.
"Look a-here, gal," said Mammy Jane sternly, "I wants you ter understan' dat you got ter take good keer er dis chile; fer I nussed his mammy dere, an' his gran'mammy befo' 'im, an' you is got a priv'lege dat mos' lackly you don' 'preciate. I wants you to 'member, in yo' incomin's an' outgoin's, dat I got my eye on you, an' am gwine ter see dat you does yo' wo'k right."
Susan lifted her head defiantly. "Well, now look a-here, Keith Burton, let me tell you that peddlin' peas an' beans an' potatoes is jest as honorary as paintin' pictures, an' " "I'm not saying it isn't," cut in the boy incisively. "I'm merely saying that, as I happen to know, he prefers to paint pictures and I prefer to have him.
Kinzer and her daughters were already the centre of a talkative crowd of young people; and Ford Foster and Frank Harley, with Joe and Fuz Hart, were asking what had become of Dab, for the train was in sight. A moment later, as the puffing locomotive pulled up in front of the water-tank, the conductor stepped out on the platform, exclaiming, "Look a-here, folks, this ain't right.
An' it come to me how it'd been with them two since the night they'd locked up my house together. An' I felt all hushed up, like the weddin' was beginnin'. "But Timothy an' Silas, they wa'n't feelin' so hushed. 'Look a-here! says Timothy Toplady, all pent up. 'She ain't discharged from the county house yet. "'I don't care a dum, says Eb, an' I must say I respected him for the 'dum' that once.
"I just want Louis to quit his job with Potash & Perlmutter and come and work by us." "Look a-here, Sammet," Feldman broke in impatiently. "I can't waste a whole morning talking to a boob that don't understand the English language. You're wise to the part about Louis Grossman asking for twenty dollars a week steady, instead of his share of the proceeds, ain't you?" Leon nodded.
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