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"I've got my defence all right," ses Bob Pretty. "I ain't set a foot on the squire's preserves, and I found this sack a 'undred yards away from it." "Don't waste more time," ses Mr. Cutts to Lewis. "Off with your clothes and in with you. Anybody'd think you was afraid of a little cold water." "Whereabouts did 'e pitch it in?" ses Lewis.
I ain't going to fall down. Don't you know my eyes are full of 'dobe?" Red, avoiding another kick, hastily complied, and as hastily left Mr. Cassidy to wash out the dirt while he returned to his post by the window. "Anybody'd think you was full of red-eye, the way you act," muttered Red peevishly. Hopalong, rubbing his eyes of the dirt, went back to the hole in the wall and looked out. "Hey, Red!
Now your pa wants t' run th' house, an' th' farm, an' you children, an' me, an' everything, an' I'm so tired, an' never have any help, that anybody'd be cross. Nobody ever pities me, though. Here, take this dasher an' finish this here churnin' for me." Elizabeth took the dasher into her own hand and stood looking down meditatively at the cream gathered about the hole in the churn lid.
"I will tell you when you get home tonight." Rodney went back to his room, and lay down sad and despondent. Some hours later Mike came in, and was told the story. The warm hearted telegraph boy was very angry. "That boss of yours must be a stupid donkey," he said. "I don't know. The parcel was found in my room." "Anybody'd know to look at you that you wouldn't steal."
"Did you really think anybody'd find it?" Jerry asked suddenly, and I told him I hadn't thought so. "Neither did I," he said; "let alone such a jolly old soul. Why, he'd be better than Aunt on a picnic." "I do wonder why he has to stay there," I said.
Dudley heard that Polly was going, he promised to carry her in his automobile, for it was a long walk to Mrs. Jocelyn's home. "Then I shall have you to myself a little longer than the rest of the," he twinkled. "Anybody'd think I was n't ever coming back!" laughed Polly. "Oh, don't say so!" shivered Leonora. "Talk about what you're going to wear!" "All right!" Polly agreed.
"Miss Redmond!" The stranger started to his feet, glowering on Sallie. "Look here! Is this place a hotel, or isn't it?" "Well, anybody'd think it was, the way I've been driven from pillar to post for the last ten days! But you can stay; I'll get you a meal, and a good one, too." Sallie's good nature was rewarded by a convulsion of anger on the part of the guest. "Fool! Idiot!" he screamed.
He made one president, and could have been it himself, instead, if he'd be'n willing to do a kind of underhand trick, but I expect without it he was about as big a man as anybody'd care to be; Governor, Senator, Secretary of State and just owned his party!
Emmy grew violently crimson. Her voice had a roughness in it. She was mortally wounded. "Anybody'd know you were a lady!" she said warmly. "They're welcome!" retorted Jenny. Her eyes flashed, glittering in the paltry gaslight. "He's never ... Emmy, I didn't know you were such a silly little fool. Fancy going on like that ... about a man like him. At your age!"
"I'll be hanged if I know to this day what possible niceness there was for you in being married to a man everybody thought would never get well," said Allan. "He was you," explained Phyllis matter-of-factly, sitting down on a step to look at him better. "Anybody'd fall in love with you, Allan. You know perfectly well that it even happens now." "Certainly," said he scornfully.
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