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When it had been fried a little on the other side too, till it got firm and stiff, it jumped out of the pan to the floor and rolled off like a wheel through the door and down the hill. "Holloa!
You can see no lights because all the shutters are closed, and no doubt there are blankets over them; but holloa, there's a light shining through that window!" he went on, pointing to one that had just come into view as they reached the garden. The two men now climbed over the fence, and, dropping into the shrubs on the other side, cautiously neared the building.
He breathed with a sort of muffledness; then seemed troubled in the nose; then revolved over once or twice; then sat up and rubbed his eyes. "Holloa!" he breathed at last, "who be ye smokers?" "Shipped men," answered I, "when does she sail?" "Aye, aye, ye are going in her, be ye? She sails to-day. The Captain came aboard last night." "What Captain? Ahab?" "Who but him indeed?"
This was followed by a general laugh by those who had come to greet Tom and bid him welcome. "Ay, and thou look'st as though thou hasn't weshed for a week. I thought as aa' sodjers kept theirsens clean." "I'll wash right enough when I get home, mother," laughed Tom. "Holloa, Tom. I am glad to see you," and Polly Powell made her way through the crowd.
We had knocked down a lurching drunkard, but McLane stayed to ask no questions, and in a half-hour we pulled up in the glare of a huge fire, around which lay aides, some asleep and others smoking. A few yards away was a row of tents. McLane looked about him. "Holloa, Hamilton!" he cried to a slight young man lying at the fire. "Tell his Excellency I am here. I have news of importance."
When he had done so, he recognized the porter at Boyne's Bank, whose enemy retired upon the threat that there should be no more pushing past him to get back to seats for the next act. "I paid," said Anthony; "and you're a ticketer, and you ticketers sha' n't stop me. I'm worth a thousand of you. Holloa, sir," he cried to Algernon; "I didn't know you. I'm much obliged.
Hopping in a threefold embrace on a slippery stair was hardly a safe pastime, and before Jasper had time to utter more than' Holloa there! take care! there descended suddenly on him an avalanche of little girls, 'knocking him off his feet, so that all promiscuously rolled down two or three steps together.
Sent a whole car-load of gates down to Springfield one night! I'd like to have seen the Easthamptonites when they found their gates gone, and the Springfielders when they opened that car. Holloa, mother! Isn't it jolly here? And don't you smell the mince pies? I am going to eat two pieces!"
I have never ceased to dream of them; and I am as much afraid of disturbing old impressions as of reviving wishes. 'Holloa! what's up? exclaimed Lance, as the landlady was seen coming in quest of them. 'I thought I saw a tidy little tiger going in there just now. 'A note from Mr. Staples, if you please, Sir, and they wait for an answer. 'I didn't know you had any acquaintance here. 'Mr.
"The sea doesn't respect kings," said Saint Simon merrily. "Nor anybody else," replied Denis; "so don't let us holloa till we are out of the wood." "You mean across the water." "Yes," said Denis. "It may be our turn next. I wish we were over in England now." "What, are you afraid?" cried Saint Simon. "Yes for my poor horse. I'm afraid of his breaking away.
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