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Gee-whizz, 'e went fur me like the tail end o' a cyclone when I took your plug to the barn. It was they curs that kind o' distracted his attention. Mebbe thar's more wolf nor dog in him. Mebbe, I sez." "Yes, he's a devil-tempered husky," said Hervey. "I'll have to shoot him one of these days." "Wa'al, I do 'lows that it's a mercy 'e ain't got no more'n three shanks. Mackinaw! but he's handy."
Collenquest with a check for three thousand five hundred dollars, saying I must have forgotten about buying Gee-whizz back again, and that he had taken the liberty of exceeding my instructions about selling till my shares had touched that figure.
"'I can make papa give me four hundred and fifty dollars for Gee-whizz, I said; 'and the question is, is that enough? "'Enough for what? he asked. "'For a Manton, of course, I said. "'Would you mind putting it in figures instead of gasoline? he said, laughing as though he had made an awfully good joke. I laughed, too just to humor him.
For a second or two Tresler could not speak, he was so astonished, so inclined to laugh. And all the while the gray eyes took him in from head to foot; then another exclamation, even more awestruck, broke from the stranger. "Gee-whizz!" And Tresler sobered at once. "Where's Mosquito Bend Ranch?" he asked.
I hope your car will prove everything you want it to be, and the same with your Englishman, and I'm only too grateful that it wasn't a steam yacht you had set your heart on, or a palace on the Hudson. "There isn't much more to be said about this part of the afair. Papa paid me four-fifty for Gee-whizz, and I handed the check to Mr. Collenquest, and Mr.
An' then Morgan he sets out to give him some of his lip, and by Jiminy! 'fore he could spit the words out, biff! comes a stunner right in his face, and shut one eye. My, wasn't he mad though! Then he goes ter give the other feller a punch in the head, an' Houston, he ducked the purtiest ye ever see, and let out a blow at Morgan's jaw, an' gee-whizz!
Well God darn you! Ouch, Gee-whizz! Soak him, Maud! It's up to you, Duke...." "Now where did you learn all that?" asked Mr. Direck recovering. "Out of the Sunday Supplement," said the youthful Britling. "Why! Then you know all about Buster Brown," said Mr. Direck. "He's Fine eh?" The Britling child hated Buster Brown. He regarded Buster Brown as a totally unnecessary infant.
He could only see the dog's head the rest of the creature was hidden behind the window curtain and its enormous size suggested the great body and powerful limbs which remained concealed. To Robb there was a suggestion of hell about the cruel lustre of the relentless eyes. At last he broke into a little nervous laugh. "By Jove!" he said. "I thought for the moment I'd got 'em. Gee-whizz!
Then a flattish voice from within the house remarked: "Gee-whizz!" "Hullo!" said Redwood. "Hullo there!" answered the voice. And then: "Did you chaps get 'im?" A sense of the duties of friendship returned to Redwood. "Is Mr. Bensington hurt?" he said. The man inside heard imperfectly. "No one ain't to blame if I ain't," said the voice inside.
"'I wouldn't put a price on my secrecy, I said. 'That wasn't what I meant at all, only I thought you might be good-natured enough to let me in on the deal with a margin on Gee-whizz, you know. "'I suppose I am getting old, he said, 'and getting stupid but would you mind explaining to me what you want in words of one syllable? "'You wanted to put papa on a good thing, I said.
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