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"No, only a few feet." "Well, try again. And, Pepper, look out for your head this time, that you don't get that caught in the safe. You might lose it." "Uh!" grunted the human grouch. Russ Dalwood came out of the developing room. "That's going to be a great film!" he declared. It's one of the best I've ever seen. The pictures will show up fine." "Glad to hear it," remarked the manager.
Because there's nothing up in the air to see. Wait till the old Skyrocket shoots up," and Jerry walked over to where the boys were standing. "Old grouch," he said to himself. "You'd think he didn't want to see us win out." Tod came hurrying back from the hangar. "Where's dad?" he asked. "Hasn't got back yet." "That's funny. I saw him leave the cabin as I went in to start up the dynamo.
And you don't have cold chills up the spine every time the boss lugs down an after breakfast grouch. Course, a duck like Mallory can't get in any such game; so he's got to dig away at the filin' case and wear his last summer's suit until Christmas. Diggin' and keepin' quiet seemed to be his only play.
He's barking dangerously at everyone round him when all at once he's choked off something grand by the weeping mother that has lost her third set of tears. She was wiping glycerine off her face and saying things to the grouch that must of give him a cold chill for a minute.
"I was ready first," Mary Rose cried happily, "but I didn't mind waiting, for I was talking to a friend, to Mrs. Schuneman. She has Germania, you know. This is my friend, Miss Thorley, Mrs. Schuneman." She introduced them politely. Miss Thorley nodded carelessly, but even a careless glance told her that there was not the sign of a grouch on Mrs. Schuneman's fat red face that day.
Who minds a little walk in the rain? I wouldn't be such a granny. You've done nothing but fuss ever since the tent came down. Nobody else has howled a minute. You must enjoy being everlastingly in a grouch." It was not often that Bob's good humour forsook him to the point of addressing his elder brother in such disrespectful terms, and Max glared at him wrathfully. "Cut that!
I want a prince, so I gotta have a prince, and if any gazook makes a noise like a man with a grouch, he'll find himself fired." Miss Scobell turned to her paper again. "Very well, dear," she said. "Just as you please. I'm sure you know best." "Sure!" said her brother. "You're a good guesser. I'll go and beat up old man Poineau right away." Ten days after Mr.
You peek in his door, and if he isn't there you go in and leave the cigars with your compliments. There's never been a Christmas at home when I haven't been operated on for a grouch of this sort, and most always it comes the day before. If I had my way there wouldn't be any Christmas only the day before.
"What's your special grouch on Eldridge, anyway?" asked Jack. "I like to worry him," replied Percy Darrow non-committally. At this moment the darkness disappeared as though some one had turned a switch. The reporter, the operator and the scientist's young assistant moved involuntarily as though dodging, and blinked. Darrow shaded his eyes with one hand and proceeded as though nothing had happened.
"What has that to do with Purt Sweet?" demanded Laura. "Why, you heard what Billy just said about him and his chains!" cried Bobby. "'He's got nonskid-chains on his wheels to-day, all right. Didn't you hear him? And he's had a grouch against Pretty Sweet ever since the time about that the man was hurt." "Oh, Purt wouldn't have done such a thing.
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