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Big Medicine's pale eyes turned commiseratingly toward Happy Jack. "I know he is; I ain't no fool. I was jest tryin' to cheer 'im up a little. He was beginnin' to look like he was gittin' scared about it; I reckon maybe I made a break, sayin' what I did about it, so I jest wanted to take the cuss off. Honest to gran'ma "
"The worst of it was," continued Bobby, with an elfish grin, "Old Dimple grabbed them up and said right out loud: 'Oh, here they are, Ellie! The boys just hooted, and poor Old Dimp was as mad as a hatter." "The poor old man," said Dorothy commiseratingly.
"She's the Bishop's great-niece," I explained proudly. "I love her terribly, Mary Ellen. It hurts in here." I pressed my hand on my stomach. "Well, well." She shook her head commiseratingly. "I'm sorry fer ye, Masther John sthartin' off like this at your age. Here's the spoon I stirred the cake wid have a lick o' that. It'll mebbe help ye."
"I ain't all in yet," he added with an evident effort, and the Happy Family gulped sympathetically, and wondered secretly if they would have such nerve under like conditions. "It's going to be one hell of a trip for yuh," Weary murmured commiseratingly, when they were lifting him into the saddle.
Scales?" he said, in a very quiet, very benevolent voice. Sophia nodded. "Please come this way." He took her hand, squeezing it commiseratingly, and drew her into the sanctum. "I didn't expect you so soon," he said. "I looked up th' trains, and I didn't see how you could get here before six." Sophia explained.
"'Perhaps, perhaps, but only time will decide, he replied, cautiously. 'You must wait and see. "'Wait! wait! I cried, impatiently. 'There is no time to wait. I must act, and that quickly. "The munshi looked at me commiseratingly, but contented himself with a shrug of his shoulders. "Just then a servant approached, and whispered in his master's ear.
Hermann Goetze walked up and down the stage, overtaken by toothache. His agony was so complete that Evelyn's harshness yielded. She went to him, and, her hand laid commiseratingly on his arm, she begged him to go at once to the dentist. Then some of the musicians said that they could hardly read the music, so effectually had they scratched it out.
"Oh, damn!" he said wearily. "How many more?" There were bundles of them on the study writing-table. They poured in by every post. Victor groaned commiseratingly. "I will take them away, yes?" he suggested. "You will read them in the morning when you have slept." "Yes, take 'em away!" said Piers. "Stay a minute! What's that top one? I'll look at that." He took up the envelope.
Nelson had said he would stay in Polktown until the mystery of the stolen coin collection was cleared up or, at least, until it was proved that he had nothing to do with it. "And the poor fellow has just about come to the end of his rope," thought Janice commiseratingly. "Oh, dear, me! Even if I had plenty of money, he wouldn't let me help him.
"I thought you would when they really turned up. That was why I wanted you to see 'Cousin Elihu' and 'Cousin Cora' first. They were more your idea of typical Americans, weren't they? Ah!" shaking her head commiseratingly "that's because you benighted Britishers just don't know anything about the real America." A Penniless Princess
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