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I murmured to him in the moonlight that there was something I had long meant to tell him and he answered that dammit he forgot to report that rifle that exploded. And when I said, 'Dearest, isn't this hotel a little like the place we spent our honeymoon in that porch, and all? he said, 'See this feller coming, Gracie? The big guy with the moustache. Now mash him, Gracie. He's my Captain.
I I suppose you are looked upon by these people here Leslie Wrandall and every one else, as a fine English gentleman, a cousin of the great Lord Murgatroyd. Are you?" "Confound you, Hetty, how dare you use such a tone in speaking to me?" he exclaimed. "They THINK you are a gentleman, do they?" "THINK? Why, dammit, I am a gentleman.
I shall be able to tuck you away somewhere." "Don't. I never asked to be a centre of interest." "Well," returned Randolph merely, and fell silent. Foster resumed work with some excess of vigor, and presently got into a snarl. "Dammit!" he exclaimed, "have I dropped another?" Randolph leaned over to examine the work. "Something's wrong." "Well, let it go. Enough for now. Read."
"Splash!" echoed Archie with a grim laugh. "She's gane a' into jaups. She maun hae thocht she was a juck-pool. I would like to dee like a Christian when I dee, and no' shuffle oot like a scattered explosion, or a humplick o' mince." "Oh, for Heaven's sake shut your mooth, an' let us get her gathered up an' get oot o' here. Dammit, hae ye nae common sense, swearin' an' jokin' about sic a thing!
"I spoke to her about it yesterday. And of course, we often have omelettes." "She can't make omelettes without breaking eggs," I urged. "She can't make them without breaking us, dammit," said Ukridge. "One or two more omelettes, and we're done for. No fortune on earth could stand it. We mustn't have any more omelettes, Millie. We must economise.
I was er detained ah kept in." "Detained?" The inflection is politely inquisitive. "Yes, detained. You see I you oh dammit, I was in jail." This time the pause that follows had to Oliver much of the quality of that little deadly hush that will silence all earth and sky in the moment before Last Judgment. Then "In jail," said the voice with an accent of utter finality.
He had been young himself once, dammit! and had as keen an eye for a pretty face as any other fellow; but no gentleman could strike up an acquaintance with an unattached female under the very nose of his mother, not to mention the noses of other ladies who were his friends. Georgie broke out in protest. "Oh, but I say, General, she is a lady, an' you yourself said " "I know I did. I was wrong.
Without answering I reached up and clasped his hand; it was the hand which held his whip, and I noticed how tightly he gripped the handle, and wondered. "Sir Richard," said I at last, "wherever I go I shall treasure the recollection of this moment, but " "But, Peter?" "But, sir " "Oh, dammit!" he exclaimed, and set spurs to his mare.
Try as I would I couldn't separate him from the tragedy. When the farmer said the black limousine was full of men, I realized that Frank Woods couldn't have been one of them, and yet, so great was my distrust of the man, that I felt like accusing him on the spot. Larry Brown caught sight of me and wrung my hand. "Dammit, old man, I can't fell you how sorry I am." Paisley patted me on the back.
"And he threatened to foreclose the mortgage on Dapplemere Farm, did he, Sergeant!" "Within the month, sir! upon which I warned him inn parlour no place lady's private money troubles gaping crowd dammit!" "And so he is turning you out of his cottage?"
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