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She don't have to go to the City to meet him. The man he travels with is going to put him on the train in the City. The little fellow'll get here after dark. After dark on Christmas Eve." "And no time for anybody to warn him that there won't be any Christmas waiting for him," Mis' Moran observed thoughtfully.
A gleam shot out from under Ike's lowered eyelids. "The old fellow'll make it hot for you, if you don't move. Guess he expects you to move," said Ike quietly. "Move!" cried Shock again, stirred at the remembrance of Macfarren's treatment that afternoon. "Would you?" "See him blanked first," said Ike quietly. "So will I," said Shock emphatically.
That ain't your sort. Perhaps we don't know the best of one another yet, but I reckon we know the worst by this time." "Frank!" she said sharply. "There's something the matter. What is it?" "Why, no; there's nothing. Why?" "You've not been yourself the last few days." "I guess that's only your imagination. Well, I'd better be getting along. Sid and the other fellow'll be waiting for me."
But what'll happen when, after you've engaged a man of standing, Samsón Sílych won't give any money? Afterwards the fellow'll come up and say, says he: "I'm no merchant, that you can cheat me out of the dowry!"
"You have had a hard time of it," said the captain, "and your husband stood a siege before which a well-manned fort might have fallen. I only hope that the brave fellow'll get well, and enjoy the fruits of his noble conduct. If I had a few hundred men like him, I could sweep the red-skins from the soil."
"She tells my girls such stories of her French doings my wife's had to stop it. She seems to have had all sorts of love-affairs already. And, of course, she'll have any number over here sure to. Some unscrupulous fellow'll get hold of her, for naturally the right sort won't marry her. I don't know what we can do. Adelina offered to take her altogether. But that woman wouldn't hear of it.
The Professor explained that they had further work to do on the plans and must be going back. He took leave of Mr. Hooper and the daughter, and retreated with the boys as hurriedly as Bill could manage his handy crutch. They all proceeded silently in crossing the broad field, but when in the road Bill had to voice his thoughts: "I expect that old fellow'll make it too hot for us."
"I was waitin' to make sure," Matt explained. "I was mighty glad when I heard you whistle again. It's hard work waitin'. I just sat there an' thought an' thought ... oh, all kinds of things. It's remarkable what a fellow'll think about. And then there was a darn cat that kept movin' around the house an' botherin' me with its noises." "An' it's fat!" Jim exclaimed irrelevantly and with joy.
I suppose after a while a fellow'll get to feeling at home here, but just at present " He sighed and shook his head. "Wait until college opens to-morrow and we get to work; we won't have much time to feel much of anything, I guess. Practise is called for four o'clock. I wonder I wonder if we'll make the team?" "Why not?" objected Paul.
I suppose if one of those posters on an inconspicuous tree happens to be overlooked that some old fellow'll come driving in next Fourth of July." He buttoned his coat as though going out, but stood looking at her thoughtfully awhile. "All the same," he said, "I'd like to be that way myself; never do anything till to-morrow. I'm going to turn farmer some day.
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