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Then he blurted out in desperate candor: "I ain't honest, but I won't lie I been advertisin'." "What for?" The perspiration broke out on Bowers's forehead. "I thought I'd git married, if anybody that looked good to me would have me." "You're not happy, Bowers?" she asked gently. "I ain't sufferin', but I ain't livin' in what you'd call no seventh heaven."
"No, indeed! That'd be highly improper," smirked Ruby Lee. Then Abe went stamping to the stairway, saying sullenly: "All right. I'll give yew all the money yew want fer advertisin', an' yew kin say he'll be clothed an' dressed proper, tew, an' supplied with terbaccer an' readin'-matter besides; but jest wait till the directors read that advertisement!
Robert, "the fellow ought to have a regular job of some kind. I suppose he can draw after a fashion. I'll see what I can do." And by rustlin' around among his friends he finds one who runs a big advertisin' agency and can place another man in the art department.
"Toby had a notion before he died that you was never a-comin' back, but I told him I'd change all that once I seed yer, and when Barker sent me over here to-day to look arter the advertisin', he said he guessed you'd had all you wanted a' church folks. 'Jes' you bring her along to Wakefield, he said, 'an' tell her that her place is waitin' for her, and I will, too."
Used t' be a reporter on the Germania, but he's reformed and gone into advertisin', where there's real money. Some say he wears them clo'es on a bet, and some say his taste in dress is a curse descended upon him from Joseph, the guy with the fancy coat, but I think he wears'em because he fancies 'em.
Bible says for us to work six days a week, and if he ever had any spare time before Sat'day night, he figured he must have forgot somethin'. Business well, he called advertisin' a rich man's luxury, and said an audit was an insult to his partners. Said he'd welcome a sheriff sooner'n he would an expert accountant and in the long run, that's exactly what he did.
So we goes along gettin' ready for the weddin' same's if nothin's happened. It's billed for a church hitch; but there ain't been any advertisin' done, so they don't expect any crowd. Look when they has it too right at lunch time! "Chee!" says I to Mr. Robert, who's running the thing, "you must be playin' for a frost.
"Yes, they was there," sighed Hawkins, "but every bloomin' million was represented by a certified check, an' payable in London!" "By Jingo!" cried Morgan. "What fearful luck! But you had the prima donna's jewels." "Yes," said Hawkins, with a moan. "But they was like all other prima donna's jewels for advertisin' purposes only, an' made o' gum-arabic!" "Horrible!" said Abeuchapeta.
I put me three thousand into a partnership with me friend Dempsey, who was runnin' the Golconda House 'tis over on the East Side, with a fine bar trade and I'm doin' well, barrin' that I've been crazy for this poor girl, and advertisin' and "'And look at the clothes of him! sings out Margaret, reverentlike. 'And is that YOUR tall hat, Mike? To think of you with a tall hat!
Hennage must have some reason for calling other than a mere desire to pay his respects to Bob, and presently he unbosomed himself. "Our mutual friend, Miss Pickett, has a notice pasted up on the wall o' the post-office, advertisin' a registered letter for one Robert McGraw." The gambler tittered foolishly.
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