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I ain't no bloomin' judge an' jury t' set on your case, anyway. You'll get a square trial same as everybody gets. But you ain't a-helpin' yourself a-cuttin' of didoes like this." "I haven't time to go into details," Mac told him, "and I don't suppose you'd believe me if I did.
Hammond to this effect, advising that he put the matter in the hands of the attorney that had drawn the new contract with the Indian girl. "The goodness knows," she told Aunt Alvirah and Uncle Jabez, "I don't want to have anything personally to do with that rough man. He is just as ugly as he can be." "Wal," snorted the miller, "he better not come around here cutting up his didoes!
He fair killed himself puntin' that trunk up the river and hiding it, and then taking the punt back and letting it drift so as to put Peckham's crew off the scent. "And when he busted it open " Ratty burst into laughter again, and held his sides. Pete looked surly. "We'll make the old man pay for her cuttin' up them didoes," growled the bewhiskered rascal. "And my horse and wagon, too.
"It don't jibe. People are divided into classes, whether we admit it or not, and it's everybody's impulse to stick to their own class. They do it, too. I don't see why people go to work and buy hundreds of thousands of books like that. You don't see or hear of any such didoes and capers in real life." "Well, John," said I, "I haven't read a best-seller in a long time.
"Hardly that," said the navigator. "We could guide her to some extent by the direction of wind and waves. If it was volcanic we ought certainly to have sighted it by now." "Always some electricity in volcanic eruptions," said Trendon. "Makes compass cut didoes. Seen it before." "Where?" queried Carter. "Off Martinique. Pelée eruption. Needle chased its tail like a kitten."
Well, ma swallowed something crosswise down her Sunday throat, and choked, and pa swatted her on the back so she would cough it up, and when she could speak she said: "Pa, do you have to wear tights, and jump through hoops on the back of a horse, and cut up didoes, at your time of life? For if you do I can never live to witness any such performances."
"You should read the papers. That kid's been cutting didoes in the Tenderloin for a couple of years. He wasn't worth the risking of your little finger to say nothing of your life." "It seems terrible," said Samuel dismayed. "The trouble with you, Sammy," commented the other, "is that you're too good to live. That's all there is to your unfitness. You take old Lockman, for instance.
The words are different, but they are identical the same. Well, the singin' is amazin' like, too. Who ever heerd them Italian singers recitin' their jabber, showin' their teeth, and cuttin' didoes at a great private consart, that wouldn't take his oath he had heerd niggers at a dignity ball, down South, sing jist the same, and jist as well.
"I don't know what to do!" she said to Geordie, as they went on to the drawing room, where the dancers were. "Don't do anything," he advised. "It's none of your business. That Steele girl isn't like you, she's a different type. If she wants to cut up such didoes, don't you mix in it. Let her alone. I knew Marly liked her, he said so, but I didn't suppose he'd do such a thing as that!
"I met a man this mornin'," said the Clockmaker, "from Halifax, a real conceited lookin' critter as you e'enamost ever seed, all shines and didoes. He looked as if he had picked up his airs arter some officer of the regilars had worn 'em out and cast 'em off. They sot on him like second-hand clothes, as if they hadn't been made for him and didn't exactly fit.
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