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They gets along entirely sim'lar. "'But how you goin' to live? says Dave Tutt, when he makes this remark, an' who is fussin' with Wilkins for bein' so reedic'lous an' shiftless. "'That's all right about my livin', says Wilkins; 'don't you-all pass no restless nights on my account. Go read your Scriptures; read that bluff about feedin' the young ravens an' sparrers. Well, that's me this trip.
Did you see the way she was dressed? I never " "Hush, Daniel! That was the old Greek costume. Miss Canby told me all about it; the old Greeks used to dress like that." "They did! Then it didn't take 'em long. Brazen thing! Why!" with a sudden turn upon his daughter, "Gertie Gertie Dott, stop fussin' with that book and listen to me. You were there; I saw you lookin' on.
The sun has got his work to do; an' he does it without any fussin'. An' they tell me that it's the same sun that sets in all them places I've been tellin' you about. "Well, it's always been my idee that the sun ain't got no compliments due him he'll set mighty beautiful sometimes; an' folks will get awed an' thrilly over him.
"Then," continued the Orator, "you wasn't one of the uneasy kind, always fussin' and cussin' round. You wasn't always spyin' to see we didn't take home a cross-tail or a hundred-weight of cast-iron in our pants' pockets, or go to swiggin' hot metal out of the ladles on the sly." Here an enormous laugh requited Bill's joke. Perry prompted, the Chair banged with his bolt and cried, "Order!"
"But of course I like to make a little; this Federal Tariff has rose the price of living considerable," she said, softening somewhat as we now sat down on the formidable and well-dusted seats. "But I believe you are somethink of a invalid." "Unfortunately, yes." "Well, this isn't no private hospital, and never pretended to be. Sick people is a lot of trouble potterin' and fussin' around with.
"But a change is good for everyone. Don't you ever get away from Durford for a few weeks?" "Not very often. What with decidin' where to go, and fussin' to get ready, and shuttin' up the house, it's more trouble than its worth. Then there's so many things to 'tend to when you get home." "But don't you ever visit relatives?"
Warren's own nightgowns came to the door and said shrinkingly: "Lem slept in the barn last night. He give his bed to me; but he'll be in soon. I see him fussin' around with the cow." Ma'am Warren stared, transfixed with a premonition of irremediable evil. "What you doin' here?" she demanded, her voice devoid of expression through stupefaction. The girl held down her head.
"An' yer clo'es, while they become ye like as not, have a loose look in the sewin' that might be bettered. The fact is, Janet, ye ain't pertikiler 'bout the fussin' things! An' it may be, yer way lies in perfectin' yerself in the fussin's of life." "Oh! you dear Davy!" Janet was laughing above her inclination to cry. "I do believe you are right.
"Well, it run along, feelin's gittin' harder and harder, till Ant Black she jumped up and kitched Ant Red fussin' round her cow pasture one night, and then the cows began to give bloody milk, and then Ant Black she give out that Ant Red was a witch. "Now, these kind of critters, they're as smart as human bein's if you only knowed it. And that was enough.
His new colt run away with him last week and stove the mowin' machine all to pieces. 'Never mind, Maria! he says, 'it'll make fust-rate gear for a windmill! He's out in the barn now, fussin' over it; you can hear him singin'. They was all here practicin' for the Methodist concert last, night, an' I didn't sleep a wink, the tunes kep' a-runnin' in my head so!
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