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You've got all you ought to have in this world. You must have known Cruthers he was always saying that kind of frilly things to the boys. Then they both sat down again. "After this quite a different expression came into the man's face. His embarrassment, or ugliness of temper, or whatever it was, was gone.
Diffendorfer. My companion at mention of his name sprang up, seized Cruthers's fingers as if he had been a long-lost brother, and pretty nearly shook his hand off. Cruthers said in reply: "'I'm very glad to meet you. If you're a friend of Marny's you're all right.
He was evidently pleased with Cruthers, for when Cruthers refused a third glass he said to him: 'To-morrow, perhaps' and, beckoning to Auguste, said, in a voice loud enough for us all to hear: 'Put a cork in it and mark it; we'll finish it to-morrow.
The only time when his face lighted up was when a chap named Cruthers, from Munich, who arrived that morning and who hadn't been in Venice for years, came up and slapped me on the back and hollered out as he dragged up a chair and sat down beside me: 'Glad to see you, old man; what are you drinking?
"I reached for the '82 there was only a glass left and was moving the bottle within reach of my friend's hand when Diffendorfer said to Auguste: "'Bring another quart of '82; then he turned and said to the Munich chap: 'Sorry, sir, it isn't the '71, but they haven't a bottle in the house. "I was up a tree, and so I said: "'Cruthers, let me present you to my friend, Mr.
Then I thought I'd try again, and if you hadn't introduced Mr. Cruthers to me, and if he hadn't drank my wine, I would have given it up. But I don't want them to like me because I'm with you. I want them to like me for myself, so they'll be glad to see me when I come in, just as they are glad to see you. "'I come from Pennsylvania. My father owns the oil-wells at Stockville.
"Cruthers made no reply, not considering himself, of course, as one of the party, and, nodding pleasantly to my companion, joined Woods's table again. "When dinner was over, Diffendorfer put on his hat and coat, handed me my umbrella, and said: "'I'm going home now. Walk along with me? "It was still raining, the wind rattling the swinging doors of the caffe. I did not answer for a moment.
He jumped up again, insisted upon filling Cruthers's glass himself, and when Cruthers tasted it and winked both of his eyes over it, and then got up and shook Diffendorfer's hand a second time to let him know how good he thought it was, and how proud he was of being his guest, Diffendorfer's face even broke out into a smile, and for a moment the fellow was as happy as anybody about him, and not the chump he had been with me.
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