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And we strolling around, looking at old 'Barracks' and things, and telling silly stories of silly picnics! It was cruel, cruel! Come, Alfy. You like him, too. You don't look down on my poor boy you come and help me find him!"
Also, her attention was claimed by Molly's expression. That ambitious young person was looking very white about the lips, and was clasping and unclasping her hands in evident distress. "Molly, what's the matter?" cried Alfy, shaking her partner in the affair. Molly lifted one shaking finger and pointed into the distance: "I I hit something, too!"
That though all Andy's trouble came from the railroad he claims to belong to it as one of its 'boys. He's rippin', Andy is. He told father 't he 'teached school' himself, once! But he got so tired of it that the sight of a spelling-book made him sick." "It does me, too," said Alfy, with sympathy. "So he 'cut and run, and rode on trains in every direction as long as his money held out.
There never was such a place for appetites eating doesn't stop that hollow, all-gone feeling a bit!" calmly stated Alfy, with a tragic air. "Alfy, you little pig! It isn't more than an hour since we finished dinner," reproved Molly, laughing. "Well, I can't help that. I wish 'twas supper-time. Let's go in the kitchen and ask for a piece like the children home do, bless 'em!"
If 't wasn't for that you'd be just splendid, and they don't seem to mind much anyway," remarked Alfaretta, beaming upon pretty Molly with loving smiles. Molly's liking for "boys" seemed to honest, sensible Alfy the one flaw in an otherwise lovely character. But Molly tossed her sunny head and laughed.
He was evidently certain that it was a trick for raising the rent at the end of the lease, if not before, upon him, whose fathers had been tenants of Alfy Vale even before the Alisons came to Arghouse; and, with the rude obstinacy of his race, he was as uncivil to Harold as he durst in Eustace's presence.
Alfy was the moving spirit and the other girls helped. But not one mouthful shall you have till you confess your own fault. Why did you, Leslie, run away into all that danger against my wishes?" "Why, Molly " began the lad, then checked himself for shame. "Why, Lady Gray, I couldn't let a girl like Molly ride away alone, could I? And she would go just would.
Susanna's anger cooled in a new curiosity, and she said: "You needn't bother to lead me, Madam Sturtevant, I know the ins an' outs of this old house pretty well, even if I don't come to it often. You go right on ahead an' strike a match; an' Alfy Brown, let go her skirt. Your manners this night ain't none your mistress's teachin', I know that. They must be some left over from the 'Farm."
I Alfy Babcock Dolly Doodles Jolly Molly Helena to have horses of our own it makes me cry! I, Alfy Babcock, ownin' a whole horse! Oh! My!" "Then I shall be very, very sorry the idea ever entered my husband's mind, of making such a gift.
She turned with a wild start. "Where whereabouts?" "A blue-eyed boy," he continued, "over your head. He cries he says, 'Mama, mama!" The effect of this on the woman was unpleasant. She stared about her for a moment, and exclaiming, "I come I am coming, Alfy!" fell in hysterics on the floor.
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