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He probably told her that he was detained nightly in the club till three. I was miserable next day, and blamed the deviled kidneys for it.
The next specimen is perhaps a 'swell' out at elbows, a seedy and somewhat ragged remnant of a very questionable kind of gentility a gentility engendered in 'coal-holes' and 'cider-cellars, in 'shades, and such-like midnight 'kens' suckled with brandy and water and port-wine negus, and fed with deviled kidneys and toasted cheese.
That will do for to-day. As for the rest, I'll tell you what happened. You came here one night two weeks ago, when everybody had me dead and buried, and you deviled me into having an operation that saved my life. You stood right by me while they did it. Then you collapsed and knocked your head on the banister, and, as if that wasn't enough, developed pneumonia on top of it.
"I've been put off and fooled and deviled by you as long as I'm going to be!" the brute cried out. "You are a beautiful young devil, that's what you are. I've offered you every inducement a man could offer. If I'm drunk, you are the cause of it. I can't think of nothing but you you, with your maddening eyes of fire and cheeks full of hot blood. I want you. I want you every minute I draw breath.
We had tongue sandwiches and Budweiser, deviled ham and more beer. I remarked that we were awfully wicked, but the newspaper man consoled me by saying the Christ was something of a Bohemian himself. We take an infinite deal of pains and spend an awful sight of money just to make ourselves miserable." One great trouble with the American people is that they do not have nearly enough holidays.
If you want any thin' broiled bones, or deviled kidneys" for the man was a wag in his quaint way "ring this 'ere bell. As for the other rules and regulations of her Majesty's jail, you'll learn them at breakfast-time." The door slammed behind him. How the doors did slam in that place! And Richard was left alone.
She studied landmarks and then said they were all wrong and that the place was marked in her mind by something entirely different and not what she first named. She deviled Casey all she could, and led him straight to the spot and suggested that they eat their lunch there, within twenty feet of the bushes from which she had seen the Indian creep with the sack on his back.
Stir it into the chopped ham, and pack it in small molds, if it is to be served as a lunch or supper relish, turning out upon a small platter and garnishing with parsley. For sandwiches, cut the bread very thin; butter lightly, and spread with about a teaspoonful of the deviled ham. The root of a boiled tongue can be prepared in the same way.
The Ericsons made an institution of "bruncheon" breakfast-luncheon at which coffee and eggs and deviled kidneys, a table of auction bridge and a davenport of talk and a wing-chair of Sunday papers, were to be had on Sunday morning from ten to one.
I've cussed myself for doin' it, but I couldn't help it. An' because I couldn't hate you, I tried my best to do things that would make you hate me. "I've deviled Mary Bransford because I thought it would stir you up. I don't care anything for her it's Peggy Nyland that I like. Mebbe I'd have done the square thing to her if I'd been let alone an' if she'd have liked me. Peggy's better, ain't she?
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