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Updated: June 18, 2025
Dinner time he was so drunk he couldn't find his mouth. I met him up here a little ways just now, and he was so sober he remembered to pay me that ten I lent him t' other day he-he! Open up a bottle of pop, James. "His girl's been might' near crying her eyes out, 'cause he didn't show up.
But there's no need of haste.... More haste, worse speed in catching fleas, he-he! Susanna closed the book, and was about to leave the room. 'Wait a bit, wait a bit, began Mr. Ratsch. 'We needn't stand on ceremony with you, eh? 'Please don't put yourself out on my account! I cried. 'To be sure, my good friend.
"He, he, my boy," then said he "I don't never have any bugs here, I tell ye: I smokes 'em all out every night before going to bed." "And where may you sleep?" said I, looking round, and seeing no sign of a bed. "Sleep?" says he, "why I sleep in my jacket, that's the best counterpane; and I use my head for a pillow. He-he, funny, ain't it?" "Very funny," says I.
Though his questioner may be deceived at first, he will think differently next day if he is not a fool, and, of course, it is like that at every step! He puts himself forward where he is not wanted, speaks continually when he ought to keep silent, brings in all sorts of allegorical allusions, he-he! Comes and asks why didn't you take me long ago? he-he-he!
You can't never tell what idees a woman's got tacked away under her hair from all I c'n gether. I don't p'tend to know nothing about 'em don't want to know he-he! But I guess," he hinted cunningly, "I know as much about 'em as you do hey, Kenneth? You don't seem to chase after 'em none, yourself he-he!"
Mis' Hawley says she looked like she was due at a funeral 'stid of a weddin'. 'Clined to be stuck up, accordin' to Mis' Hawley shied at hearin' about Walt he-he! I'll bet there ain't been a transient to that hotel in the last five year, man or woman, that ain't had to hear about Walt and the shotgun Pop's all right on a hot day, you bet!
I can't lay bare everything, he-he! And how can you ask what advantage? Don't you know how it would lessen your sentence? You would be confessing at a moment when another man has taken the crime on himself and so has muddled the whole case. Consider that! I swear before God that I will so arrange that your confession shall come as a complete surprise.
"He's mighty touchy about them guards, for a feller that thinks they're all right he-he!" he remarked, to no one in particular. "Some of these days, by granny, he'll wisht he'd took my advice!" Since no one gave him the slightest attention, Polycarp did not pursue the subject further. Instead, with both ears open to catch all that was said, he trailed after the others to the corral.
"Eh, you!" drawled out Foma, with contemptuous pity. "Can your father, can the merchant class beget anything good? Can you expect a radish to bring forth raspberries? And you lied to me. Taras is this, Taras is that. What is in him? A merchant, like the other merchants, and his paunch is also that of the real merchant. He-he!"
"Ain't funny not when I tell you Fred De Garmo's handing out the invites, and he sure aims to have plenty of excitement he-he! Betcher Manley won't be able to set on the wagon seat an' hold the lines t'-morrow not if he comes out when he's called and does the thing proper he-he! An' if he don't show up, they aim to jest about pull the old shebang down over his ears.
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