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"Well, I call this some nifty little joint!" exclaimed Dunk, stepping back to admire the effect of the photograph of a pretty girl he had fastened on the wall. "It sure is," agreed Andy, who was himself putting up a picture. "I say, who's that?" asked Dunk, indicating it. "She's some little looker, if you don't mind me saying so." "My sister." "Congrats! I'd like to meet her." "Maybe some day."
He was grinning clear across his face; but I had not administered the grin. "'She's the greatest that ever sniffed the breeze, says he. "'Congrats, says I. 'I'd like to have my thousand now, if you please. "'Well, Luke, says he, 'I don't know that I've had such a skyhoodlin' fine time under your tutelage and dispensation. But I'll do the best I can for you I'll do the best I can, he repeats.
Good old Bantam! We must give her congrats! She'll soon get things into order there! I believe she adores little Kenneth. I've often seen her taking him about the town. She shall have my blessing, by all means!" "We might give her something more substantial than congrats and blessings!" suggested Verity. "I vote we get up a subscription in the form for a decent wedding present!" "Oh yes!
"Be quiet, Mr. Carter. 'A trial and an opportunity. It searches the heart and affords a sphere of usefulness which So she goes on, you know. I don't see why I need be lectured just because I'm going to be married, do you, Mr. Carter?" "Let's try another," said I. "Who's that on pink paper?" "Oh, that's Georgy Vane. She's awful fun. 'Dear old Dolly, So you've brought it off. Hearty congrats.
"And on Laurette, of all people in this wide world!" rejoiced Bertha. "Congrats., Prissie!" "You did play up no end!" "I flatter myself I made her squeal and run!" smirked Prissie. "It just serves her right! I was longing for a chance to get even with her!" "What about the looking-glass?" asked Carmel. "Won't some of them be coming out to fetch it?" "Yes, of course they will!
No opposition hands appeared, so without further discussion the election was carried. "Congrats, Ingred!" said Nora, patting the heroine on the back. "I told you it would be a walk over, old sport!" whispered Verity. "We'd talked it over beforehand, you see, and everybody had agreed to choose you, so it was really only a matter of form," explained Francie.
"Well, I certainly got to slip you the congrats!" he protested. "And say you goin' to bounce Whigham and Wimper, too?" "Yes." "And whatcha goin' do then?" "I? To tell you the truth, I'm considering joining the Union and agitating for an eight-hour Day of Days.
Dear Nancy! and she wasn't even listening to hear where Nancy was placed. "Tenth, Nancy Nairn," read Miss Meredith. "Bully for you and pretty good for me," said Nancy when they had led out of Hall. "Congrats., Judy," said Phyllis heartily. "Joyce had better watch out next term." Judith glowed fancy being ahead of Phyllis.
Both books now repose, as do most prizes, in the owners' book-cases, unread. "Congrats, Mansell, old fellow," yelled Lovelace minor, as the school poured out at the end of the prize-giving. "Glorious! What a School House triumph." "Yes, you know," said Mansell. "But it doesn't seem quite fair, and I am damned if I want this book. It looks the most utter rot.
"It's in to-day's orders, so we're here to offer congrats. The battalion's doing well a D.S.O., two M.C.'s and five D.C.M.'s; not a bad record, eh, what?" "Yes, the show's over as far as we are concerned," added Laxdale. "We marched in yesterday. It was a jolly satisfactory piece of work that final attack on Fritz's position." "Sorry I hadn't a hand in it," remarked Wilmshurst.
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