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I tell you what, Miss Helen, you ain't got this thing right. Within a month this durned city'll all be that mussed up with itself an' religion, the folks'll grow a crop o' wings enough to stock a chicken farm, an' the boys'll get scratchin' around for worms, same as any other feathered fowl.
Or that, if found, it may cause me some inconvenience?" "There's a quag on t'other side o' the Castle here. I han't time to go round an' point it out; but 'tis to be known by bein' greener than the rest o' the turf. What's thrown in there niver comes up, an' no man can dig for it. The folks'll give the press-gang the credit when I'm missin' " "You forget the mare and cart."
He'd been a restaurant waiter there fur a while and so was throwed in with the best people, and he was, now, that tony and high-minded! Och, I wouldn't hire in town! To be sure, Mister can do what he wants. Well," she added, "it's a quarter till five I guess I'll put the peppermint on a while. Mister's folks'll be here till five."
Ay, ay, a Great Man, please the Lord; and, when I'm laid by in the churchyard yonder, folks'll come to see the grave of old Swift, the great man's schoolmaster. Ye'll be an inventor yet, lad, a benefactor to your kind, and an honor to your country. I'm not raising false hopes in ye, without observing your qualities. You've the quick eye, the slow patience, and the inventive spark.
Fitch was also generous in the matter of such details as freight and packing; he was immensely polite and kind to his old friends, and begged them to come out and stay with him and his wife, where they lived now, in a not far distant New Jersey town. "No, no, sir," said Mr. Pinkham promptly. "My wife has come to see the city, and our time is short. Your folks'll be up this summer, won't they?
"And then it won't be understood in your place, and folks'll turn against you every way, and, what's worse, let you alone." "I can stand it," said Eli, angrily. "Let 'em do as they like. They can't kill me." "They can kill your wife and break down your children," said Mr. Eldridge. "Women and children can't stand it. Now there's that man they were speaking of; he lived down my way.
I've paid him back every cent. I know him better'n any of you, that's all, and when I know he ain't guilty, I won't say he is; and I can set here as long as any other man." "Lively times some folks'll hev, when they go home," said a spare tin-peddler, stroking his long yellow goatee.
When I sail into Pumpkin Holler in that rig folks'll look at me, you bet. There's old Squire Pennyroyal, he'll be disappointed for one." "Why will he be disappointed?" "Because he told dad I was a fool to come out here. He said I'd be back in rags before a year was out. Now, the old man thinks a good deal of his opinion, and he won't like it to find how badly he's mistaken."
"But suppose you can't; suppose trade slackens, or Larry takes a notion to a new helper." "Then I'll beg, rather than have 'em suffer." "And if folks won't give?" "Then my folks'll have to go without." "In spite of your new, loving, strong friend, your Saviour? If He's all you take Him to be, aren't you sure He'll look out for your family?" "Mr.
Folks'll be glad to hear this the women folks was figurin' on takin' spells an' helpin' out in the house same as the men in the garden 'pears now there won't be no need of it." Madison accompanied Mr. Higgins outside and helped him to harness up. "Look here, Mr.
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