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"He's going to hitch it on his his new sled with a pair of oars, and go rowing over the snow when snow comes. My, but it's strong!" "We've got a Christmas tree," spoke up Silvey. "So've we," said John. "So've we," Perry added. "But mine's bigger'n any of yours," Bill insisted. "It's so big, we most had to cut a hole in the ceiling to set it up. And wide?
"I'll tell you what he was," said old Tom in a hoarse whisper. "He wasn't no god. He was bigger'n that bigger'n that, little gal! He was the first man that ever lived. He said, 'Give the weak a chance so as they kin git strong. He says " The dying man fell back exhausted.
Them Greasers is on the gamble bigger'n wolves, an' they crowds up plenty gleeful to see us take a gambler's chance for our lives. The one of us who draws a black bean is to p'int out after the lieutenant. "`Sayin' somethin' in Spanish which most
"You see I ain't never fought anythin' bigger'n a skunk until to-day; and when I stood out thar with them bullets sizzlin' like fryin' pans round my head, I kind of says to myself: 'Look here, what's all this fuss about anyhow?
"Sophrony Hodgkins' stories," remarked old Nate Burnham, "remind me of the snowballs we used ter roll and roll 'til from a leetle ball we finally by rollin' an' trav'lin' got one bigger'n all creation. "She starts in with what she's heard.
And I'm bigger'n you are bigger 'round, anyway." There was no doubt about that. Captain Zelotes laughed shortly. "That statement ain't what I'd call exaggerated, Rachel," he declared. "Every time I see you and Laban out walkin' together he has to keep on the sunny side or be in a total eclipse. And, by the way, speakin' of Laban Say, son, how did you and he get along comin' down from the depot?"
It was the same old tale of blind receipts for money "on account" no items, no balancing. By his help she made out that last year his total bill at Cresswell's store was perhaps forty dollars. "An' last year's bill was bigger'n common 'cause I hurt my leg working at the gin and had to have some medicine." "Why, as far as I can see, Mr.
One-Eye had something of the sort in his own mind, for as he forsook the sink, Mrs. Kukor leading him, he shook a rumpled head at her. "Barber's bigger'n a barn!" he observed grimly. "Pos-i-tivvle!" Cis laughed, tossing her head. "I don't care how big he is," she declared, "or how mad! Algy can take care of himself."
"Oh, Golly, sir, I been singin' since I weren't no bigger'n this owl," replied Tess. "I'll begin now." She knew Andy must be numb with fright and the weight of her body, and remembered how many times when he had been kept in the garret long periods together, while people were coming and going, and danger ran high, she had sung to him it had soothed his pains, allayed his agony.
"You're bigger'n I thought you was, an' you've been purty well seasoned. I ain't never yet been licked without a gun an' I didn't think it could be did. Will you fight me again without weapons?" "I'll never fight you again but once," sez I, an' my lips were smiling, but all of a sudden a hatred of his cruel, evil eyes came over me, an' my lips curled back over my teeth.
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