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The boomer is a more awkward customer, and, if he can take to the water, he shows fight, and availing himself of his superior height, he endeavors to drown the dogs as they approach him. The kangaroo is a graceful animal, but appears to most advantage when only the upper part of his body is seen.
Let the Boomerville Broadaxe but intimate that the Bungtown Boomer knows a thing or two, and forthwith the latter transfers the saccharine slug to its own columns, and perchance, "points to it with pride," bids the Bungtown world behold what the world of Boomerville thinks of it!
"Twenty mile or so." "And you've been there?" "That's so." "You and your mates?" "Not the four of us." "How do you know it's a boomer?" The man looked round slowly on the still gathering crowd. "I found it," he said. For a moment every man in the room held his breath.
Treadwell only had one patch sewed on his coat, and when that was torn off he didn't want Splash to pretend to bite him again. Finally the dog act came to an end and the little play went on with George and Mary Watson, Harry Bentley, fat Bobbie Boomer, Sadie West, Charlie Star and Helen Newton, besides other boys and girls, taking part.
Fat Bobbie Boomer seemed to be forgotten, but the sight of the pony appeared to have brought back to the little boy's mind the line he had missed. "Which was against the rule!" he suddenly exclaimed.
"She can't afford to hire a delivery horse and wagon," said Charlie Star. "I know, 'cause I helped in her store." "She needs an auto like Mr. Gordon," said Bobbie Boomer. "Pooh, autos are only for big stores!" exclaimed Harry. Bunny Brown seemed to be doing some hard thinking. He had a new idea. "Fellows!" he suddenly cried, "I have it! I'll get a delivery wagon for Mrs. Golden!" "You will?"
High up in the blue, blue sky was a bird which at that distance looked something like a much overgrown Swallow. He was circling and darting about this way and that. Even while Peter watched he half closed his wings and shot down with such speed that Peter actually held his breath. It looked very, very much as if Boomer would dash himself to pieces.
A window in the top story over Boomer's shop opened, and Boomer, captain of the Fire Brigade, appeared, staring out with a blank expression. Still staring, he began to fumble with his collar and tie; manifestly he had to put on his uniform. Hinks' dog, which had been lying on the pavement outside Wintershed's, woke up, and having regarded Mr.
Spiff from beneath his dark brows, "it will not avail you, young man." Dr. Boomer was delighted. "Poor McTeague," he said "and by the way, Boyster, I hear that McTeague is trying to walk again; a great error, it shouldn't be allowed! poor McTeague knew nothing of science." The students themselves shared in the enthusiasm, especially after Dr.
There's bulls on the street, so we cut through the back and over the fences. Tiny don't like that. He tells me, "Cow. What's to leave this cat here? He must weigh eighteen tons." "You're bringing him," I tell him, so he shuts up. That's how it is in the Boomer Dukes. When Cow talks, them other flunkies shut up fast. We get him in the loft over the R. and I. Social Club.
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