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See what a fool he's made o' me with that letter of mine in all the London papers! I heard those Manor House girls gigglin' and laughin' when they drove by the other day, and thought it was just because they were idjits.... I wish to God I'd let him starve as a City clerk all his days before I let him bring me to this. I've lived all this time and never been ridiclous till now, and he's done it.
I darsn't till I'd seen you, for I can't do nothin', I'm in such a mess, says the old lady. "'So am I, for I can't get in except by the Error! Hyperlink reference not valid. entry window, and he'll see me, says Kitty, gigglin' at the thoughts of Joe. "'Come down the ladder, there's a dear. I'll pull it round and keep it stiddy, says her mother.
Six black divils in pink muslin tuk up the palanquin, an' oh! but the rowlin' an' the rockin' made me sick. Thin we got fair jammed among the palanquins not more than fifty av them an' we grated an' bumped like Queenstown potato-smacks in a runnin' tide. I cud hear the women gigglin' and squirkin' in their palanquins, but mine was the royal equipage.
At the hash house where I steers 'em up against a twenty-five-cent course dinner all the girl waiters got to gigglin' like they'd never seen a freak before.
Well, I fell on my knees an' begged him to spare me, an' I kept it up until he was gigglin' with laughter he had a funny way o' laughin' an' then we sat on the stone an' well, the' never was a human mortal 'at was qualified to carry water for ol' Monody's cookin'. "What's your news, Monody?" I sez, after I 'd satisfied myself that I couldn't swaller another crumb.
Everything under the sun almost wuz to be found in these shops, and we had wandered along for quite a good ways lookin' at the curious things, and still more curious people, when we met Aronette and Lucia, accompanied by the two young men I had seen with 'em on the boat; they wuz on the stoop of one of the old business buildin's, gigglin' and laughin' like a bevy of swallers round the eaves of a Jonesville barn.
And we can't be comf'table with you shut up in the house this nice evenin'. Go and take a walk, and take the cook and stewardess with you. Don't argue about it. I'm skipper here till the boss gets back. Go, the three of you, and go NOW. D'ye hear? "There was a little more talk, but not much. In five minutes or so the downstairs front door banged, and there was gigglin' outside.
"They would dilly-dally like that till after dark, an' then come home swingin' hands an' gigglin' an' sayin' fool things to each other. They make me sick sometimes. I believe in love, you understand I think married folks ought to love each other, in the bounds o' reason, but this mushy business well, it ain't in my line, that's all!" He passed through the gate and started toward the meadow.
In spite of the gravity of the situation, the expression on their superior's cadaverous face just then its droll mixture of apprehension and perplexity was more than Yorke and Redmond could stand. Awhile they rocked up against each other a trifle hysterically; it was the reaction to nerves worked up to a pitch of intense excitement. "Yez gigglin' idjuts!" growled Slavin. "Come on, let's get home!
"Those Temple hounds," he muttered, staring at Guy Little who stared butlerishly back, "are leeches, parasites, cursed bloodsuckers and hangers-on. They think I'm goin' to take this boy in an' give him all I got; they think they see a chance to marry him into their rotten crowd an' slip one over on me this way! That simperin', gigglin' fool of a girl try an' hook my gran'son!
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