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Why! you must be nearly frozen. Let me take off your hat and veil." "No, thank ye kindly, but I can't stop. I must be glttin' back to Ripley. I expec' that man has jest let ev'rything go six ways f'r Sunday." "Oh, you must sit down just a minute and warm." "Waal, I will, but I've got to git home by sundown. Sure I don't s'pose they's a thing in the house to eat." "Oh dear!

We've had a fair weather passage so far; but I'm always afeerd of those unkimmon fine beginnings; ev'rything goes by contraries in this here world, and a good beginning often brings in its wake a bad ending. It's not in the coorse of nature to see such a long spell of fine weather; it's quite unnatural; it'll break out, by and by, in a fresh place see if it don't.

If he is Cap'n Abe's brother. Now, now, you don't know no more about this old pirate than I do, Miss Lou. He influenced Cap'n Abe somehow, or someway, so't he cut his hawser and drifted out o' soundings that's sure! Here this feller callin' himself Am'zon Silt has got the store an' all it holds, an' Cap'n Abe's money, and ev'rything." "Oh, Betty, how foolishly you talk," sighed the girl. "Humph!

He said he had a good many things to attend to as he was leaving in the morning." "E-um'm!" said David incredulously. "I guess 't won't take him long to close up his matters. Did he leave ev'rything in good shape? Cash all right, an' so on?" "I think so," said John. "The cash is right I am sure." "How 'bout the books?"

"He's a body snatcher! he's a man hunter! he's ev'rything mean an' filthy!" exclaimed the girl, her face red and her eyes blazing. Her appearance was really most astonishing. Laura would never have believed that "Lonesome Liz" could display so much emotion. "Let him bother this camp if he dares!" went on Liz. "He was told by that old gentleman to keep away from here, wasn't he?

Well, that is to say, Graham was lost in thought, whereas Telly was absent-mindedly playing an old commercial: Double your pleasure, double your fun, Get double ev'rything rolled into one, Oh, double your pleasure, double your fun, with double good, double good, Double-mint gum. "Telly!" cried Graham. "Telly! I can't believe it! An airport in Oz? Why didn't you tell me? Now I can go home.

For furagin' an' free love for ev'rything they beats the worl', an' they pay mo' 'tenshun to their com'sary department than they do to their ord'nance. They'll march anywhere you want 'em, swim rivers or build bridges, fight on ship or sho', strong in camp-meetin's or battle songs, an' when they go, they go like clockwuck an' carry their dead with 'em!

These yere gents sees I has charge, an' they says to themselves, 'Ole Davidson takes care of them assessment works all right, an' so they never thinks it's worth while t' see whether it is done or not." "You trusted to their thinking you were performing your duties?" "Thet's it." "Well, it was a pretty big risk!" "Ev'rything t' gain an' nothin' t' lose," quoted Old Mizzou comfortably.

"All yo' hab got to do is to clear out de insides." And then he went off to his work, after starting the hole for them. Flossie wanted to divide the house into three rooms, "dining room, kitchen, and bedroom," as she said, but Freddie objected. "'Taint big enough," said the little boy. "Make one big room and call it ev'rything." "But we haven't got an ev'rything," said Flossie.

"Oh, why does ev'rything have t' go 'n' bust up!" he questioned brokenly, voicing again the eternal protest of youth against an unexpected, pain-dealing shift in Life's program. That time he had run away, she had promised that she would never leave him! had said it with many nevers. "And she ain't ever before stayed out in the evenin' like this," he told himself.