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It cert'nly does serve yo'alls right!" grunted Mrs. Possum, who was so busy looking after her eight lively babies that she had little time for fooling. "Ah know it. It cert'nly does," replied Unc' Billy meekly. "Mischief always trots ahead of grim ol' Mistah Trouble, They look and act enough alike to be each other's double.
"It is the most beautiful country in the world!" she said positively. He was regarding her with gravely humorous eyes. "It cert'nly is pretty, ma'am," he returned. "But you can't make a whole book out of one sunset." Her eyes flashed. "No," she returned. "Nor can I make a whole book out of only one character.
Say," he yelled at Hollis as he went out of the door with a big bundle of Kickers under his arm, "you're cert'nly some editor man!" He grinned admiringly and widely as he disappeared. Hollis finished his letter to Hammond and then leaned back in his chair. For half an hour he sat there, looking gravely out into the street and then, answering a sudden impulse, he rose and strode to the door.
"Whoever saw such colors?" she asked suddenly, her face transfixed with sheer delight. "It's cert'nly pretty, ma'am." She clapped her hands. "It is magnificent!" she declared enthusiastically. She came closer to him and stretched an arm toward the mountains. "Look at that saffron shade which is just now blending with the streak of pearl striking the cleft between those hills!
"Republican Republican eternall!" Pixley, when the committee-man called upon Toby and his friends at their apartment one evening, a fortnight later. "That's right," he responded languidly. "That's right in gineral, I should say. Cert'nly, in gineral, I ain't got no quarrel with no man's Republicanism. But this here's kind of a put-tickler case, boys. The election's liable to be mighty close."
The Virginian allowed himself another smile, but became serious again. "That was their policy," he explained. "Except at certain times o' year they kept the bulls separate. The Fish Commission told 'em they'd better, and it cert'nly worked mighty well. It or something did for, gentlemen, hush! but there was millions. You'd have said all the frawgs in the world had taken charge at Tulare.
I wonder yer don't say the old 'orse is drunk; you'll be sayin' that next! Drunk! oh, cert'nly, by all means. Never you darken my cab doors no more. I shall take and tell your par, I shall. Drunk, indeed! A ill-conditioned young wiper as ever I see. Drunk! yah!" And with much cursing and growling, Clegg gathered up his reins and drove off into the fog, Boaler having apparently pre-paid the fare.
"'He-uh, uh! cert'nly not, he says. "'Wait a minit, I says. 'I can't sell him fer that because I said I wouldn't; but if you feel like drawin' your check fer one-seventy-six, I says, 'we'll call it a deal," The speaker paused with a chuckle. "Well?" said John. "Wa'al," said David, "he, he, he, he! That clean took the wind out of him, an' he got redder 'n a beet.
Ol' Bill Possum, it served him right; And he is no more, for he died last night." "Very good, Sah, very good. Ah cert'nly am obliged to yo'all for yo' serenade," said a voice that seemed to come out of the tree at Reddy's back. Reddy Fox sprang up as if some one had stuck a pin into him. Every hair stood on end, as he looked up at Unc' Billy's doorway. Then his teeth began to chatter with fright.
Kearney, if you happen to know where he is, understand that we are going back to Devil's Ford." "Cert'nly nat'rally," said Dick, waving his hand gracefully; "sorter drop him a line, saying that bizness of a social and delicate nature being the escort of Miss Christie and Jessie Carr to Devil's Ford prevents my having the pleasure of calling." "That will do very well, Mr.
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