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In the Yosemite there's; so much honeymoonin', the minute you see a lady with a man you put 'em down for bride and groom." Angela had cause to remember this remark later. "Speakin' of honeymoons, looks as if there'd been some around here," the codfish continued chattily.

"Easy, Bud, easy!" he remonstrated gently, when M'Ginnis's torrent of frenzied threats and curses had died down somewhat. "If you go on that way, you'll go off in a fit or something an' I shouldn't like t' see ye die that way!" "Up the river, is he?" panted M'Ginnis. "'S right, Bud, up the river in his big house with her. "Is he, by " "A dandy place f' honeymoonin', Bud!"

His left eyelid does a slow flutter. "The main works, you understand," he repeats. "And see that Lieutenant Fothergill is well taken care of. You will find the limousine waiting." "Yes, sir," says I. "I'm right behind you." Course, if Mr. Robert had been there instead of off honeymoonin', this would have been his job.

I hated worse in Sam Hill to see that Morris chair go back you liked it so. We did a lot of honeymoonin' in that chair." They were well out of San Leandro, walking through a region of tiny holdings "farmlets," Billy called them; and Saxon got out her ukulele to cheer him with a song.

If you have, I ain't. This stuff's yourn. I'm not sayin' that I won't take a ounce or two, maybe, of this here dust, for old times' sake, if you offer it to me, but that's all." His wrinkled face twisted into a grin. "You'll be needin' it all one o' these days to pay for your honeymoonin', if I read the signs right. Ain't that so, son?" He laughed softly as Wade flushed. "Shake, boy!

When he gets to be an M.D. I'll go back to Ontario and get little Annie Laurie, and we'll run Symonds into the river, and set up housekeeping on his tombstone. Well, so-long, John. We're goin' to have a bully day for your honeymoonin' to-morrow. Tell Mary to put up a clothes-basket o' them lemon pies, 'cause I'll be holler 'way down past my boot-soles. Good-night, John."

Oh, I guess she comforted him quite some." M'Ginnis stared before him, worrying his nails with sharp white teeth. "Ravenslee's a well man again, I hear, an' they're honeymoonin' at his place on the Hudson devotion ain't the word, Bud! 'S funny," said Soapy, "but th' bullet as downed this guy drove Hermy into his arms. 'S funny, ain't it, Bud?"