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Indeed, it was Dick's easy-natured, "Ah, let the kid go, why don't you?" which gave Ford an excuse for reconsidering. And Buddy repaid him after his usual fashion. At the supper table he looked up, round-eyed, from his plate. "Gee, but I'm hungry!" he sighed. "I eat and eat, just like a horse eating hay, and I just can't fill up the hole in me." "There, never mind, honey," Mrs.
He, too, went to the war, and is in Congress now." "And Rip Van Winkle?" "Yes, he's here. That's him yonder." And to Rip's utter confusion he saw before him a counterpart of himself, as young, lazy, ragged, and easy-natured as he remembered himself to be, yesterday or, was it yesterday? "That's young Rip," continued his informer.
Before all the people, and women, and niños and besides, I do not wish that José should " There again he checked himself, and Jack's lips twitched at the meaning he read into the break. "But if there should be an accident?" Jack's eyes probed for the soul of the old man; the real soul of the Spanish grandee under the broad-minded, easy-natured, Californian gentleman.
How he was released from jail does not appear; but the narrative tells us that some time after an apparitor came to cite him to the Bishop's Court at Gloucester. When he was brought before the Court, Bishop Nicholson, a kind-hearted and easy-natured prelate, asked him the number of his children, and how many of them had been bishoped? "None, that I know of," said Roberts.
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