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'Manufacture is the single vocation in which a man's prospects may be said to be illimitable. Hee-hee! they may buy me up before they die! And now what stands in the way? It would take fifty alliances with fifty families so little disreputable as yours, darling, to drag mine down.
A neighbour passed on her way home from morning service at the nearest church, and seeing Donn engaged at the window with the razor, nodded and came in. She at once spoke playfully to Arabella: "I zeed 'ee running with 'un hee-hee! I hope 'tis coming to something?" Arabella merely threw a look of consciousness into her face without raising her eyes.
He stopped by the stage step, and wheeling nimbly, surveyed his old-time acquaintance, noting the good hat, the prosperous watch-chain, the big, well-blacked boots. "Not seen me for ten years. Hee-hee! No. Usen't to have a cent more than me. Twins in poverty. That's how Dutchy and me started. If we was buried to-morrow they'd mark him 'Pecunious' and me 'Impecunious. That's what.
"He's so terrible silly that he might ruin the concern." "He don't want to go much; do ye, Thomas Leaf?" said William. "Hee-hee! no; I don't want to. Only a teeny bit!" "I be mortal afeard, Leaf, that you'll never be able to tell how many cuts d'take to sharpen a spar," said Mail. "I never had no head, never! that's how it happened to happen, hee-hee!"
Here were we, drawn together by mutual rage and the impulse toward cooperation, led off into forgetfulness by the establishment of a rude rhythm. We were sociable and gregarious, and these singing and laughing councils satisfied us. In ways the hee-hee council was an adumbration of the councils of primitive man, and of the great national assemblies and international conventions of latter-day man.
"For really, old fellow, I think you ah I think you appreciate yourself as much as I do." "I wonder what it costs to run a flat?" said the Idiot, stirring his coffee with the salt-spoon a proceeding which seemed to indicate that he was thinking of something else. "Don't you keep an expense account?" asked the Bibliomaniac, slyly. "Hee-hee!" laughed Mrs. Pedagog.
Being now in the teeth of the Association, there was nothing to do but to go on, since, if she did not, the next few steps of their advance would disclose her. She made the best of it, and began to descend in the broad view of the assembly, from the midst of which proceeded a laugh 'Hee-hee- hee! Ethelberta knew that Lord Mountclere was there.
'Perhaps we must not call it coincidence entirely, he continued; 'my journey, which I have contemplated for some time, was not fixed this week altogether without a thought of your presence on the road hee-hee! Do you go far to-day? 'As far as Caen, said Ethelberta. 'Ah! That's the end of my day's journey, too, said Lord Mountclere.
Their family doctor could make nothing of her case, but it's simple enough. The girl's hysterical, that's what she is; and I know what I'd like to prescribe for her, and that's a husband. Hee-hee! Soon cure her hysterics! As to the old girl, her mother, she's got" then followed a minute description of her ailments, told in the baldest language.
'A clever little puss, to hoodwink us all like this hee-hee! he murmured. 'Her education how finished; and her beauty so seldom that I meet with such a woman. Cut down my elms to please a butler's daughter what a joke certainly a good joke! To interest me in her on the right side instead of the wrong was strange. But it can be made to change sides hee-hee! it can be made to change sides! Tipman!
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