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"It does seem a shame to put the shears to it but you never'll git any wear out of it the way it is, and I don't believe " "Mis' Hawley!" shrilled the voice of Minnie at the foot of the stairs. "There's a couple of drummers off'n the train, 'n' they want supper, 'n' what'll I give 'em?" "My heavens! That girl'll drive me crazy, sure!" Arline hurried to the door.
"The time'll come when that ole girl'll wish she'd moved o' this town before she ever got appointed monitor of our class! Just you wait!" They waited, but conditions appeared to remain unfavourable indefinitely.
'I guess you'll be quitting soon, George? said Peggy, at last. 'Now that you've made a home-run. You'll be going back to that rube joint, with the cows and hens isn't that it? Rutherford did not reply. He was staring thoughtfully at the floor. He did not seem to have heard. 'I guess that girl'll be glad to see you, she went on. 'Shall you cable tomorrow, George?
"Well, perhaps I'll go down to the harbor and be doing nothing, and a little girl'll fall into the water and I shall save her. But the little girl will be a gentleman's daughter, and so " Pelle left the rest to Lasse's imagination. "Then you'd have to learn to swim first," said Lasse gravely. "Or you'd only be drowned." Screams were heard from the men's bedroom. It was Long Ole.
His one desire now was to postpone the moment of turning the sorrel toward the Flats. "But the girl," she faltered. "The girl'll be waiting at the station." "Well, let her wait. You'd have to if she didn't. Come!"
"Sure you couldn't, but the girl'll forgive you when she finds out what happened." "No, she won't, because she'll never find out." "Eh?" "I don't know where she is." "Riding all that way just to see a girl " "It's a long story, partner, and this leg is beginning to act up.
Grandoken entered the shop and sat down opposite her husband. "Lafe," she began, clearing her throat. The cobbler questioned her with a glance. "That girl'll be the death of this hull shanty," she announced huskily. "I hate 'er more'n anything in the world." Lafe placed a half-mended shoe beside him on the bench. "What's ailin' 'er now, Peggy?"
"There's one comfort about the child, Miss Kittridge," said Aunt Roxy: "she's one of them that dirt won't stick to. I never knew her to stain or tear her clothes, she always come in jist so nice." "She ain't much like Sally, then!" said Mrs. Kittridge. "That girl'll run through more clothes!
"Well, perhaps I'll go down to the harbor and be doing nothing, and a little girl'll fall into the water and I shall save her. But the little girl will be a gentleman's daughter, and so " Pelle left the rest to Lasse's imagination. "Then you'd have to learn to swim first," said Lasse gravely. "Or you'd only be drowned." Screams were heard from the men's bedroom. It was Long Ole.
"The little girl'll be killed!" said others with bated breath, as a powerful pair of horses whose driver could not pull them up in time, dashed along just in front of her! With one cry, Phronsie sprang between their feet, and reached the opposite curbstone in safety! The plunge brought her up against a knot of gentlemen who were standing talking on the corner.
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