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Next, when the curtain rose on full stage, the dogs were trained to make a great barking. As a filler-in, Michael had nothing to do but sit on a chair. But he had to get upon the chair, first, and when Davis so ordered him he accompanied the order with a clout on the side of the head. Michael growled warningly. "Oh, ho, eh?" the man sneered. "It's Fresh Dog looking for trouble.
He was just one more territorial trench-digger and sentry and filler-in. He became for me the type of all those faithful, plodding soldiers whose first strength is spent. In him was gathered up all that fatigue and sadness of men for whom no glamour remains.
For, unable or unwilling to try, she was for ever being tried out on turns, or, with little herself to do, as a filler-in for more important performers. But she always caused confusion, either chattering and squealing with fright or bickering at the other animals.
"I am just a common little filler-in in the ranks of a publishing house. I'm only a beginner." "That is because you stick to Chicago," he said eloquently. "You come out here, out in the open, where things are wide and free, and you can see a thousand miles at one stretch. You come out here, and you'll be as great as any of 'em, greater!"
I am giving a little dinner to the consuls and their wives to-night, and you will add just the right touch; for we are all a little gray at the temples and some of us are a trifle bald. You see, I've an old friend from India in town to-day, and I've asked him, too. Your appearance evens up matters." "Oh; then I'm just a filler-in!" "Heavens, no!
And when they were finally removed, there were no wounds to lick; though deep in the shoulder was a pain that required months in which to die out. Harris Collins bothered him no more with trying to teach him tricks, and, one day, loaned him as a filler-in to a man and woman who had lost three of their dog-troupe by pneumonia.
"I shall not show myself a mere frivolous entertainer a simple filler-in of the leisure moments of the wealthy," said Abner. Medora banished the violin and herself. "What do you think of reading?" she asked. "One or two pieces from my first book, I expect, Jim McKay's Defeat and Less Than the Beasts, with possibly one of the later chapters in Regeneration." "M m," said Medora.
"Barney Rebstock," he murmured, "of all men! Coward, skate, filler-in! Barney Rebstock stale-beer man, sneak, barn-yard thief! Hit two men!" He turned to McCloud. "What kind of a wizard is Murray Sinclair? What sort of red-blood toxin does he throw into his gang to draw out a spirit like that? Murray Sinclair belongs to the race of empire-builders.
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