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Updated: June 15, 2025
There is no trifle, however vulgar, but, looking at its previous page, it has a side in the ideal. When one at the theatre saw so many ringlets arranged as "waterfalls," he laughed and said, they undoubtedly belonged to the "dead-heads."
"When I was before the mast in the Annabel Lee he was her skipper, so when I met him in Pedro minus his ticket and stony broke I gave him a lift to San Francisco. Mr. Ricks informed me that I would be permitted these little courtesies within the bounds of reason." "When Captain Kjellin had the Quickstep," Mr. Skinner answered, "he never carried dead-heads."
Then the General commenced to question me in regard to fighting Indians, and I did nothing for the next two hours but answer questions. Like all other successful officers, he did not want any dead-heads around him, and I presume that is why Gen. Crook was such a successful Indian fighter.
Crowds occupied the temple court during the performance, while a considerable body of dead-heads witnessed the entertainment from the embankment and wall overlooking the open stage. My host, the telegraph Manager Pen, and his two friends Liu and Yeh, were given an improvised seat of honour outside my window, and here they sat all day and sipped tea and cracked jokes.
"Ah there, my beauty! any room for dead-heads to-night?" Patsy turned to his questioner, closed his train-book and held out his hand: "Always room for the Irish; where are you tagged for?" "The junction." "But we don't stop there." "I know, but I thought Moran might slow her down to about twenty posts, and I can fall off I missed the local."
But how rampant vulgarity still is, and how rare æsthetic culture, is shown by the fact that two-thirds of the so-called news in many of our daily papers consist of detailed reports of crimes in all parts of the world, which are eagerly read by hundreds of thousands, while our concert halls have to be filled with dead-heads.
"Peasley," he said sharply, "what nonsense is this?" "No dead-heads on this ship, Mr. Skinner. Your own orders, sir. Fifteen dollars, if you please. You're not my guests." "Of course," said Mr. Skinner, "I shall do nothing of the sort." "Then get off the ship." "Sir, are you crazy?" "No, I am not; I'm just disgusted with you.
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