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Updated: May 15, 2025
'Great gosh all fish-hooks! I sings out. 'Main Street? Why, there AIN'T no Main Street! "And I gives 'em Cornelius's news. The widow's smile faded out. "'Oh! says she. 'O Solomon! And I got you into all this trouble! "Cap'n Sol didn't stop grinnin', but he scratched his head. 'Huh! says he. 'Mark one up for King Williams the Great. Humph!
"An' I admit I felt easier after that rough-tonguin'," 'Enery told B Company that night over a mess-tin of tea. "It was sort of natural-like, an' what a man looks for, and it broke up about as unpleasant a sit-u-ation as I've seen staged. I could see you all grinnin', and I don't wonder at it.
You didn't think a elector's right was anythink to be grinnin' at w'en the men had it. I never seen you gapin' at mine; you'd think it was somethink wonderful now when you've got one of your own," said Uncle Jake, coming in. "Well, I never! Jake Sorrel! Of course we don't think much of other people's things!
''Twill be the most nonsinsical nonsinse for you, ye grinnin' badger, if nonsinse 'tis. Git clear, you. I'm goin' to bed. "I ran out into the dhark, my head in a stew an' my heart sick, but I had sinse enough to see that I'd brought ut all on mysilf. 'It's this to pass the time av day to a panjandhrum av hellcats, sez I. 'What I've said, an' what I've not said do not matther.
I expect I should have been more or less wrathy at seein' a brother officer get it as raw as that, but I'm afraid I did more or less grinnin' at some of Hartley's antics. It struck me, though, that he might be kind of embarrassed if I stayed around until they turned him loose. So before he finished I edged out of the crowd and drifted off.
And they looked as black as dead men, and all sort of grinnin' down at me. "But when I got to McCauley's, there stood a hoss right in front of the house. It didn't take me two second to make the saddle-change. And then I was off agin!" A sigh of relief came from Byrne and Kate. "That hoss was a beauty. Not long-legged like Bess, nor half so fast, but he was jest right for the hills.
"Where's Robert?" demands Old Hickory, marchin' out of his private office and glarin' at the closed roll-top. "I expect he's takin' the afternoon off," says I, maybe grinnin' a bit. "Huh!" says the boss. "The second this week! I thought that fool regatta was over." "Yes, sir, it is," says I. "Besides, he didn't enter." "Oh!" says Mr. Ellins. "Then it isn't a case of a sixty-footer!"
Ortheris took out his house-wife, eased the trouble with a needle, stabbed Mulvaney in the calf with the same weapon, and was swiftly kicked into the fire. "I've bruk the best av my toes over you, ye grinnin' child av disruption," said Mulvaney, sitting cross-legged and nursing his feet; then seeing me, "Oh, ut's you, sorr!
But I sure feel like grinnin'. Watch yourself, old-timer; they're tryin' to flirt with ye." Pedro, mindful of watchful eyes, turned his gaze to Tim's face before allowing himself to smile. Then he laughed. "Do not fear," he said. "My heart is still my own." "Same here.
Or is it Verona's! Come now, what are you up to, you two over there?" "Ask Torchy," says Vee, shakin' her head. "Don't you believe her," says I. "She's the one that planned most of this." "But what is it?" demands Cousin Myra. "What do you call it?" "Why," says I, grinnin' more or less foolish, "we're just givin' a Myra day, that's all." "Splendid!" says she.
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