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Updated: June 9, 2025
"Never mind about the peanuts and the pink lemonade." "Alla right," said the man, with a smile that showed what nice white teeth he had. "Me sella de balloon!" He and the children walked on a little longer. Then the man turned to Bunny and asked: "How much farder now to de circus?" "Not far now," said Bunny. "The circus isn't quite ready yet, but you can stay at our grandpa's house until it is.
Then we should be able to arrange a plan of co-operation, and perhaps succeed in re-taking the vessel, when crash! down went my card castle. "Bob!" came in smothered tones. "Hullo." "Can't get any farder, mate." "Why?" "I'm too big." "Well, then, come back and let me try." "Can't, mate." "Why?" "'Cause I'm stuck fast, and can't move either way a hinch."
With the wind where it is, hounds are bound to push anything that's in front of them up to the high ground." As soon as Dale went to order his gig the clumsy facetiousness was renewed. "'Tes a pity you ben't a hound yersel, Mr. Allen." "Ah," said Veale, "if the wood pucks cud transform him on to all fours, what a farder he'd mek to th' next litter o' pops at the Kennels."
"Haven't you got any father or mother, Mike? How does it happen that you are living in New York alone?" "My farder is dead, and me mudder, she married a man wot ain't no good. He'd bate me till I couldn't stand it. So I just run away." "Where does your mother live?" "In Albany." "Some time when you earn money enough you can ask her to come here and live with you."
What was more was that he was still progressing. "He's going to do it, Bob!" I cried excitedly. "Getting a bit farder, sir, that's all," replied Bob. "But what I wants to know is, how are we going to get hold on his legs when he gets stuck? There won't be no reaching on 'em, as I can see." "Hadn't yer better hail him to hold hard, and come back for us to hitch a line round one of his fins?"
"Vraiment it all very easy to say go up dere and camp for de noit, mais I will go not farder!" growled Ducette, as he threw a heavy bag of provisions on his back and trudged sulkily up the hill.
"Or outrun one or outshoot him or something or give us all a present. What kin you do?" "I kin steal watermillyons, an' I kin see farder 'n any boy in school, an' I kin sneak to beat all creation. I watched you fellers lots of times from them bushes. I watched you buildin' that thar dam.
"Who looked arter you when you war sole from your farder and mudder, an' neber seed dem any more, and wouldn't know dem to-day ef you met dem in your dish?" "Well, dats neither yere nor dere. Marse Robert couldn't help what his father did. He war an orful mean man. But he's dead now, and gone to see 'bout it. But his wife war the nicest, sweetest lady dat eber I did see.
One night me hear barking of dogs, and jump up jus' in time to see party ob men coming out from de little path towards de hut. I ran for de swamp. Dey fire at me and one ball hit me. Den I ran in to de swamp, de dogs dey follow, but I get farder and farder away, and de swamp get deeper, and me tink dey lose me altogether.
She wuz er little po' white chile, an' she didn't hab no farder nor mudder, nor niggers ter do fur her, an' she had to do all her own wuck herse'f." "Bress de Lord!" ejaculated Aunt Milly, who was becoming very much interested in the story, while tears gathered in Dump's blue eyes; and even Diddie was seen to wink a little at the forlorn condition of "de po' white chile."
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