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'Oh yes! said he, and would walk with me, and keep saying he loved me. So, to stop him, I said, 'M-much ob-liged, but I was b-busy and had no time to flirt. 'Nor have I the in-inclination, said he. 'That is not what others say of you, said I you know what you t-told me, mamma so at last he said d-did ever he ask any lady to be his wife?
Jethro asked. "Any other time," said Mr. Worthington. "What other time?" "To-morrow night?" suggested Mr. Worthington, striving to hide his annoyance. "B-busy to-morrow night," said Jethro. "You know that what I have to talk to you about is of the utmost importance," said Worthington. "Let us say Saturday night." "B-busy Saturday night," said Jethro. "Meet you to-morrow." "What time?"
She ushered the unsuspecting Chester into the kitchen, and there, seated beside Joe and sipping a saucer of very hot coffee, was Jethro Bass himself. Chester halted in the doorway, his face brick-red, words utterly failing him, while Joe sat horror-stricken, holding aloft on his fork a smoking potato. Jethro continued to sip his coffee. "B-busy times, Chester," he said, "b-busy times."
Jethro asked. "Any other time," said Mr. Worthington. "What other time?" "To-morrow night?" suggested Mr. Worthington, striving to hide his annoyance. "B-busy to-morrow night," said Jethro. "You know that what I have to talk to you about is of the utmost importance," said Worthington. "Let us say Saturday night." "B-busy Saturday night," said Jethro. "Meet you to-morrow." "What time?"
She ushered the unsuspecting Chester into the kitchen, and there, seated beside Joe and sipping a saucer of very hot coffee, was Jethro Bass himself. Chester halted in the doorway, his face brick-red, words utterly failing him, while Joe sat horror-stricken, holding aloft on his fork a smoking potato. Jethro continued to sip his coffee. "B-busy times, Chester," he said, "b-busy times."
She ushered the unsuspecting Chester into the kitchen, and there, seated beside Joe and sipping a saucer of very hot coffee, was Jethro Bass himself. Chester halted in the doorway, his face brick-red, words utterly failing him, while Joe sat horror-stricken, holding aloft on his fork a smoking potato. Jethro continued to sip his coffee. "B-busy times, Chester," he said, "b-busy times."
Jethro asked. "Any other time," said Mr. Worthington. "What other time?" "To-morrow night?" suggested Mr. Worthington, striving to hide his annoyance. "B-busy to-morrow night," said Jethro. "You know that what I have to talk to you about is of the utmost importance," said Worthington. "Let us say Saturday night." "B-busy Saturday night," said Jethro. "Meet you to-morrow." "What time?"
"Don't w-worry about things beforehand. Nothin's ever as bad as you figure it's goin' to be. A lickin' don't last but a few minutes, an' if you get b-busy enough it's the other fellow that's liable to absorb it. Watch that r-rampageous scalawag Dud Hollister an' do like he does." "Yes, sir." "An' don't forget that every m-mornin' begins a new day. Tha's all, son."
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