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Zept wants Paul to stay at home a while, as I get it, to make some changes in him if he can." "What do you mean?" asked Norman. "But I can guess it it's in his face. And it isn't cigarettes either." "Right," answered Roy. "We call it booze out here, but in the young man's circle in Paris I reckon it wouldn't be worse than wine. Anyway, they say, young as he is, that's one of his pleasures.
It seemed ages he stood there, staring in horrible fascination at the man in the river and then the man moved! He was advancing slowly shoreward, with a curious limp, as he had entered Burrage's store. Creed's ashen lips moved stiffly, and his tongue seemed to fill his mouth. "I've got 'em! I've got 'em," he maundered. "'S the booze, an' I'm seein' things!"
"Here's some grape juice!" Gertie Black hold out a glass to me.... "No, I won't drink that stuff," I replied, with all the petulance and ill-humour traditionally allowed a star. A Sig-Kapp, whom I had got into the play as a supe, slipped me a drink of real booze.... I had to run to the toilet three times before the second act, I was so nervous and excited.
Says I can't drink any more booze. He's running the Double A, Bransford is. There's a lot I could tell you about Bransford a whole lot! He ain't " His maudlin talk broke off short, for Sanderson had stepped to his side and placed a hand over his mouth. Owen struggled, broke away, and shouted: "Damn you, let me alone! I'm going to tell these people who you are. You're " Again his talk was stilled.
"All of which signifies that the hobos had better strike out and do some lively begging in order to get the wherewithal to celebrate my return to the fold after a year's separation. But I flashed my dough and Slim sent several of the younger men off to buy the booze. Take my word for it, Anak, it was a blow-out memorable in Trampdom to this day.
Before old Jones got onto him he had put down seven dollars' worth of booze, and now we've got to help wipe out the account. But why complain? It's all in a day's " The cracked bell on the office desk interrupted him, somewhat peremptorially. Mr. Dillingford's face assumed an expression of profound dignity.
I was lonesome once. I don't mean simply willin' to sit in a game, or to join a friendly little booze competition, or feelin' a sort of inward desire to mingle about with some o' the old boys an' see who could remember the biggest tales I mean LONESOME, the real rib-strainin' article when a man sits in a limpy little heap with his tongue hangin' out, a-wishin' that a flea-bit coyote would saunter along, slap him on the back, an' call him friens.
Early the next morning, Billy Underwood brought Murphy up to Jim's house. "Sorry my posse didn't get there in time to help you out, Boss," said Bill regretfully. "We didn't hear of it till it was all over." Jim nodded. "Keep up your quarantine for a while, Bill. We won't risk booze for several days. Now, Murphy, who backed you in the saloon business?" "Fleckenstein's crowd."
"If big fellows will smoke, and booze, and over-eat themselves, how can they expect to be as active and wide-awake as little fellows, who have not begun such follies?" he remarked quietly. "It matters little, let me assure them, what such fellows say of me." Both Ernest and Buttar had thought a good deal about the matter of Ellis.
Wanted to euchre her out of the twenty thousand life insurance she got when Benny took the booze count last winter, eh? Well, it happens she's a friend of Mrs. McCabe, and it was through me your little scheme was blocked. Now I guess we ought to be real well acquainted." But I might have known such crude stuff wouldn't get under the hide of a polished article like J. Bayard.
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