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I tried it through the hard winter of the year 'five by the advice o' Parson Buller, and a better Christian never missed the point of a joke. 'Well, Israel, says he that January, 'how be the potatoes getting along? 'Your honour, says I, 'like the Apostles themselves, thirteen to the dozen; and likewise of whom it was said that many are cold but few are frozen' hee-hee!" Nobody smiled.
"And thou goest?" Frona nodded. "And Tenas Hee-Hee goest! Ai! Ai! Ai!" The tent-flap lifted, and Matt McCarthy peered in. "It's yerself, Frona, is it? With breakfast waitin' this half-hour on ye, an' old Andy fumin' an' frettin' like the old woman he is. Good-mornin' to ye, Neepoosa," he addressed Frona's companions, "an' to ye, Muskim, though, belike ye've little mimory iv me face."
And from tepee and lodge rose the cracked and crazy strains of cheap music-boxes. An old squaw, peeling a willow pole in the sunshine of an open doorway, raised her head and uttered a shrill cry. "Hee-Hee! Tenas Hee-Hee!" she muttered as well and as excitedly as her toothless gums would permit. Frona thrilled at the cry. Tenas Hee-Hee! Little Laughter! Her name of the long gone Indian past!
"What!" he cried, "my old college chum Sir William!" Then with a swift change of mimicry he bent into a senile pose with nodding head and shaking fingers, mumbling at his lips: "Ah! Ah!" he wheezed, "how time flies! I mind the day when he and I were lads together hee-hee brave lads ... Eton and Christ Church together " He broke off into a decrepit chuckle.
Lady Mountclere knew of one of these, and made use of it to let out her conspirator; Lord Mountclere knew of another, and made use of it to let in himself. His sight is not good, but his ears are unimpaired. A meeting was arranged to take place at the west gate at half-past seven, unless a note handed from the balcony mentioned another time and place. He heard it all hee-hee!
They'll let us have as much as we want on them. I didn't have the embalmed-beef contract with me it smells too bad to carry round in my pocket, hee-hee! but I explained it to them, and it's even better. They're quite satisfied." "And how is the beer business going?" "Oh! that's a success already. Look at this item," and he pulled a newspaper from his pocket and showed it to the editor.
As it happens you've been proving us a pair of raw striplings." "Hee-hee," tittered the old man sardonically, and catching up the tankards trotted back to the house, with his master at his heels.
He became gleeful, and said to himself, nervously palming his hip with his left hand, as if previous to plunging it into hot water for some prize: 'Upon my life I've a good mind! Upon my life I have!. . . . I must make a straightforward thing of it, and at once; or he will have her. But he shall not, and I will hee-hee!
"Hullo!" said the tranter, suddenly catching sight of a singular human figure standing in the doorway, and wearing a long smock-frock of pillow- case cut and of snowy whiteness. "Why, Leaf! whatever dost thou do here?" "I've come to know if so be I can come to the wedding hee-hee!" said Leaf in a voice of timidity.
And have he carried his inheritance into's grave? And will his skeleton lie warm on account o't? Hee-hee! said Haymoss. ''Tis all swallered up, observed Hezzy Biles. 'His goings-on made her miserable till 'a died, and if I were the woman I'd have my randys now. He ought to have bequeathed to her our young gent, Mr. St. Cleeve, as some sort of amends.
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