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Den one Satu'd'y night Mr. Theodore's big sto' got set fiah to an' de Mayor he tried to blame it on de Kloo-Kluxes. 'Course ever'body knowed de Yankees done it. You see de Yankees was a-tryin' to git de Gov'nor to run de Kloo-Kluxes out. Dat was one awful fiah. Near 'bout de whole town burnt up down town an' ever' nice white man was down dare a-fightin' de fiah.
What Dollops thought is, perhaps, best told by the fact that he burst out crying when Cleek came in in the morning to ask how he had slept. "Slept, Gov'nor!" he said. "Why, bless your 'eart, sir, I couldn't a slept better on a bed of roses, nor 'ad 'arf such comfort.
Izzy grunted suddenly. "Gov'nor, if you're right, and the plain gees pay my salary, who's paying me to start fighting other cops? Or is it maybe that somebody isn't being exactly honest with the scratch they lift from the gees?" "We still have to eat," Gordon said bitterly. "And to eat, we'll go on doing what we're told."
I'm sure none of these ladies or gentlemen will let it go beyond this room?" The company murmured virtuous acquiescence. "He says to Freddie: 'You young scalawag, if ever anything of this sort happens to you, you can pack up and go off to Canada, for I'll have nothing more to do with you! or words to that effect. And Freddie says: 'Oh, dash it all, gov'nor, you know what?" However short Mr.
"I got you gov'nor," cried the operator. "Some dope, all right, all right." "Why, what is all this?" asked the manager, nonplussed. "The last three are alike, but what good does it do?" "It is known that the human voice in its inflections is like handwriting with a distinct personality. Certain words, when pronounced naturally, without the alterations of dialect, are always in the same rhythm.
The Gov'nor continued: "The gentle murmur of the brook, the noisy rumble of rapids, the thundering roar of mighty cataracts can you beat it?" In a country where the school children giggled at sight of an umbrella, the question seemed irrelevant, so this time no one replied.
Maurice Van Nant visited him unexpectedly, and withdrew from his keeping a sealed packet which had been in the firm's custody for eight years. If you want to know why he withdrew it Dollops!" "Right you are, Gov'nor." "Give me the sledge-hammer. Thanks! Now, Mr. Narkom, look!"
'If your gov'nor had been a coachman, reasoned Mr. Weller, 'do you s'pose as that 'ere jury 'ud ever ha' conwicted him, s'posin' it possible as the matter could ha' gone to that extremity? They dustn't ha' done it. 'Wy not? said Sam, rather disparagingly. 'Wy not! rejoined Mr. Weller; ''cos it 'ud ha' gone agin their consciences.
The marble, though badly streaked with yellow, would, it was opined, serve excellently for tombstones. Also, there was a clay peculiar to a certain gulch in the vicinity which was believed by the discoverer to contain the necessary qualities for successful brick-making. Then "Gov'nor" Sudds arose in a flattering silence to give the Club the benefit of his cogitations.
What did it mean, he was asking himself in bewilderment as he found the seat at the table which had been assigned him. When he had disparaged and insulted Kate, why had Prentiss not resented it verbally, knocked him down? Why had he made a secret of their relationship? Notwithstanding Gov'nor Sudds's best efforts, ably supported by Mr.
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