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Caddies' kitten, who never lost her confidence in him, would assume a sinuous form and start scampering into the cottage, up to the kitchen fender, round, out, up his leg, up his body, right up to his shoulder, meditative moment, and then scat! back again, and so on.
I have long concluded, for other reasons as well as for this, that these men are the most ignorant men in the whole world; more ignorant because they are viciously ignorant than the Negro boys who act as caddies at Pinehurst; more ignorant than the inmates of the Morganton Asylum; more ignorant than sheep or rabbits or idiots.
And about six o'clock in the morning, he was talking to a draggled woman he had found sleeping in a ditch near Hampstead Heath, asking her very earnestly what she thought she was for.... The wandering of Caddies about London came to a head on the second day in the morning. For then his hunger overcame him.
Can't you see you're a-frightening the 'orses? Go 'ome with you! 'Asn't any one 'ad the sense to tell you the law?" And over all this uproar young Caddies stared, perplexed, expectant, saying no more. Down a side road came a little string of solemn policemen, and threaded itself ingeniously into the traffic. "Stand back," said the little voices; "keep moving, please."
She had a vision of Ann as the creature of pure delight she had been fashioned to be, loving life and not knowing fear. From which musings she broke off with a hearty: "Good drive!" and Ann looked up inquiringly. She pointed to the teeing ground some men were just leaving caddies straggling on behind, two girls driving in a runabout along the river road calling gaily over to the men.
They mean well, but mistakenly, and it is better for everybody concerned, but particularly for the caddies, that they should be severely reprimanded when there is reason to doubt their good faith.
"Give me the proclamation," he said to some unseen follower, and a little white paper was handed to him. "Lea' me alone," said Caddies, scowling, tense, and drawn together. "This means," said the policeman before he read, "go 'ome. Go 'ome to your chalk pit. If not, you'll be hurt." Caddies gave an inarticulate growl. Then when the proclamation had been read, the officer made a sign.
There was, for instance, a slender Venice glass, gold-powdered as with lily-pollen or the dust of sunbeams, that, standing in the corner cabinet betwixt two Lowestoft caddies, seemed, among its lifeless neighbours, to palpitate like an impaled butterfly.
Caddies have been known, when their employers have been in doubt as to exactly how many strokes they have played at certain holes, to give an emphatic, but none the less untruthful declaration, on the side of fewness.
"But, sir, I cannot leave the club. We are short of help as it is, and the caddies are busy." "I've no time to talk. A man has been kidnapped and very likely injured. You get a rig any kind, a farm wagon, if the horses are good and have it here in fifteen minutes. He handed a card to the steward, who looked at it with a slight start, and murmuring, "Certainly, Mr. Weeks," started down the hall.
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