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"Whee-ree, whee-ree," sounded a mocking; voice, that made little Luke think that somebody was making fun of him. He looked up and saw Kit-chee the Great Crested Flycatcher. "Ah-ha!" said Kit-chee; "so she scared you, did she?" The little boy moved his hand toward the hole. "Better not; better not," said Kit-chee; "that's Mother Kit-chee in there.
She stood with flushed face, looking at Nan, and although but few customers heard what she said, the latter felt as though she should sink through the floor. "Ah-ha!" exclaimed the pompous detective, holding Nan's arm with a tighter grip. "You'll come with me to the superintendent's office to be searched."
The still untasted viands were revealed. "Ah-ha!" exclaimed the French teacher. "At once! into the basket with these, if you will be so kind, Miss Fielding." Had Heavy seen those heaps of goodies thus disposed of she must have groaned in actual misery of spirit! For a minute or two Helen was as silent as Miss Picolet; then she ventured in a very small voice: "Miss Picolet if you please?"
She had gathered from Angel sufficient of the incredulity of modern thought to despise flash enthusiasm; but, as a woman, she was somewhat appalled. In affected severity d'Urberville continued "Entirely. I have broken every engagement since that afternoon I was to address the drunkards at Casterbridge Fair. The deuce only knows what I am thought of by the brethren. Ah-ha! The brethren!
Contrary to the custom of white men, the old Indian did so from the off side. Farwell swore suddenly. "What?" Keeler asked. "Hey, Simon!" said Farwell. "This man with oleman moccasin him make track getting on cayuse? Him stand so to get on cayuse. You sure of that?" Simon nodded. "Ah-ha!" he agreed. "Then he's a white man," Farwell exclaimed.
"Ah-ha!" and a man, stooping, thrust it into the hands of the Commander. The Pindari who held the turban, threw it almost at the feet of Bootea, saying, "Methinks the slayer will need this no more." Bootea picked up the blue cloth and rolled it into a ball, saying, "If it is permitted I will take this to those who entrusted Hunsa with this foul mission to show them that he is dead."
Uncle Jabez counted it all with feverish anxiety. "Right to a penny!" he gasped, when he had finished, and mopped the perspiration from his brow. "The rascal didn't touch it. He didn't dare!" "But he'll dare something else, Uncle," said Ruth, hastily. "I believe he's going right to Mr. Cameron to make you trouble." "Ah-ha!" exclaimed Uncle Jabez, and looked hard at Tom.
"Oh, anything you please, so that it is nice and neatly served," said Mr. Berners, with a slightly impatient wave of his hand as if he would have been rid of his obsequious host. "Ah-ha! anything I please! It is easy to see what ails him.
The magnate smiled a broad fond smile over the past which he had kicked, driven, shot, bled, and battled through to present power; and the boy winked up at him again now. "I don't propose to vanish, myself," said he. "Ah-ha! you was no longer mad mit der old Max! Of coorse I care what happens to you. I was alone in the world myself in those lofely wicked days."
This is a sample: "My dear Coz-Buzz: I have safely received your precious epistle thistle, and from it I perceive achieve, that my aunt gaunt, and you shoe, are quite well bell. I have to-day a letter setter, from my papa ah-ha, safe in my hands sands." A week later he writes her a letter beginning: "My dear niece, cousin, daughter! mother, sister, and wife! Potz Himmel!
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