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"Aw, take her, pa, if she's so crazy to go. It'll be slack time between now and when I get back from my territory. Max has got pretty good run of the office these days. Take her across, pa, and get it out of her system. Quit your crying, kid." Mr. Binswanger waggled a crooked finger in close proximity to his son's face. "Du! Du mit a big mouth!

She pirouetted to her father's side of the table. "Give me a dollar, pa?" Mrs. Binswanger held out a remonstrating hand. "Ach, Ray, you mustn't " "It ain't even seven yet. Have a heart, ma! Gee! can't I walk up to the corner with Bella Mosher for a soda? Do I have to stick round this fuss nest? I'll be back in a half-hour, ma. Please?" "Don't let her go, ma." "You shut up, Izzy!" "Ach, Ray, I "

Binswanger took on a private tone, peering close into her husband's face. "You hear that, Simon? Mark Lillianthal, what failed regular like clockwork before he moved up-town, his daughter can make our Miriam feel small. You hear that, Simon?" His daughter's arms were soft about his neck, tight, tighter. "Papa, please!

From without came voices; the grinding of chains lifting cargo; a great basso from a smoke-stack; more voices. "All off! All off!" Feet scurrying over wooden decks! "All off! All off!" A second steam-blast that shot up like a rocket. "Mamma? Ray? Papa? Haven't any of you got anything to say?" "Gott in Himmel!" said Mrs. Binswanger. "Gott in Himmel!" "So!" said Mr.

Binswanger fell to the task of fitting gold links in her husband's adjustable cuffs, polishing his various pairs of spectacles, inserting various handkerchiefs in adjacent and expeditious pockets of his clothing. "Simon, I want you should go in and dress now. All your things is laid right out on the bed for you." "Mamma, you and papa don't need to begin to dress already.

As has been well known for a number of years and commented upon by such observers as Gowers, Jackson and Binswanger, the so-called hemiplegic epilepsies sooner or later develop the epileptic alteration in a character analogous to that seen in idiopathic epilepsy.

For what four weeks in a cottage at Arverne-by-the-sea would cost the four of us could take one of those tourists' trips through Europe. The Lillianthals, papa, for four hundred and fifty dollars apiece landed in Italy and went straight through to " "The Lillianthals, Lillianthals," mimicked Mrs. Binswanger, sliding her darning-egg down the length of a silken stocking.

Nix for mine! Good night! Good night!" And he fell to burrowing his head deeper among the pillows. "You don't need to listen, Izzy Binswanger. I wasn't talking to you, anyways." "No, to your mother you was talking always to me. I got to hear it." A sudden vibration darted through Mrs. Binswanger's body, straightening it. "Always me! I tell you, Simon, with your family you 'ain't got no troubles.

If she was my kid I bet I'd have kept her in school another year." "You shut up, Izzy Binswanger, and mind your own business. You never even went as long as me." "With a boy it's different." "You better lay pretty low, Izzy Binswanger, or I can tell a few tales.

"When they don't like what I wear over there, right away they should lump it." "Papa, please!" From the room adjoining Mrs. Binswanger leaned a crumpled coiffure through the frame of the open door: "Simon, I got here that red woolen undershirt. I want you should put it on before we start." "Na, na, mamma, I " "Right away Mrs. Berkovitz says it will keep the salt air away from your rheumatism.

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