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"Yours have a habit of giving out unexpectedly, and I shouldn't like to carry you up this valley. Anyway, breakfast's ready, and we have to find that lake to-day or give up the search." They set about breakfast, and again it happened that Grenfell got rather more than his share.
They ain't yours nor mine, and what's more, nobody knows who they do belong to, and nobody cares. Soon as breakfast's over we'll pack 'em off to some institution or other, and that'll be the end of it. What did Flossy say about 'em, when you spoke to her yesterday?"
"He's not well," she was saying. "He's going to faint." "I'm all right," he muttered. "It was nothing, nothing, it's only that I've had nothing to eat for so long." "Oh, poor man!" exclaimed Ella. "Come up to the house," Deede Dawson said. "Breakfast's ready," Ella said. "Mother told me to find you." "Has the woman come yet?" Deede Dawson asked.
There were quiet cows which his wife had milked, clucking biddies which she had lifted from nests with their downy broods. He looked at them wistfully, and was wondering if they ever missed the presence that he regretted so deeply, when he became conscious that Jane's eyes were upon him. How long she had been watching him he did not know, but she merely said, "Breakfast's ready," and disappeared.
That, too, was considerate; and, when Almira herself came to the door between the parlor and the dining-room, she, too, looked as if it were quite her habit to smile, when she said, "Breakfast's ready." Almira smiled, but she was too much like her mother. There was nothing at all about her to put Dabney in mind of Annie Foster, or of either of his own sisters.
"Anyway, your breakfast's ready, so come an' eat it while it's good an' hot." "On condition that you eat with me." "What, eat wi' you, Mr. Geoffrey in my best parlour an' me in me workin' clo'es?" "Ah, to be sure not to be thought of, Mrs. Trapes; then we'll breakfast here in the kitchen." "Would ye mind?" "Should love it."
"And to think the day has scarcely begun!" said Marjorie, with a sigh of rapture, as she ate a cream date, at the same time twisting her wrist to catch the glitter of her new bangle. "Yes, but it's 'most half-past eight," said King, "and breakfast's at nine. I'm going to skittle!"
Here's this poor lamb going to walk all the way to Pendleton, and never had a bite of nothing all this blessed day! What do you say to that, Jonathan? 'I say, said the old man, 'that breakfast's all ready, and the coffee will be cold. 'Yes; so do I, Jonathan, said the old woman; 'so come along, child, and have a sup before you start.
Joe says you beat him. He prefers to stay with us, and we're going to take him home to his mother in Cedar Keys. Get that?" called Frank. The three men conferred together for a minute or two. "Say! my breakfast's getting cold! I wish they'd hurry," remarked Bluff. Will was getting busy himself.
"So will I," said Philip, brightening up. But, as the bottle could not be bought by the lads all paying half, it was decided that they should all bear a share in the proposed expense, and go and buy the new water-holder before breakfast. "Hooray!" said Harry, "jump into your clothes, boys, and we'll run down to the village and be back before breakfast's ready."
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