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Tricksy looked frightened and Harry amazed, but Marjorie's face cleared and she jumped up and clapped her hands with glee. 'Oh, hooray, hooray, she said; 'just what I always wanted. We'll have to spend the night in the cottage. Oh, what fun! 'But won't Mrs. Stewart be frightened? suggested Gerald, the thoughtful boy.
"What on earth is there to explore for in this house?" "Biscuits!" said the inspired Edward. "Hooray! Come on!" chimed in Harold, sitting up suddenly. He had been awake all the time, but had been shamming asleep, lest he should be fagged to do anything.
A sheaf of fifties and twenties, swelling the total to something like twelve thousand! Hooray! Am I dreaming? Pinch me, I'll stop snoring, 'deed I will. I'll turn over, dearie, and go to sleep again! Twelve thousand plunks. Well, well, well! Not so bad for a moment's effort before breakfast, eh? "And my nurse smiled wearily."
"Oh, thank Hooray! hooray!" cried Punch, wildly excited now, for he had caught the tramp of men and seen that which made him dash towards the open tent-door. "Bring back that boy!" cried the officer; and the sergeant, who was waiting outside, arrested Punch and brought him before the group of officers. "How dare you, sir!" cried the chief wrathfully. "You are not to be trusted.
If you can get the end of a plank on one of the beams you will have done something really worthwhile." Miss Elting, Jane, Hazel and Harriet each were assigned to "man" the end of a plank. "Now, all together! Hee o hee!" shouted Janus. A plank slid easily underneath the stomach of the near horse and came to rest on a beam. "Hooray!" cheered the guide.
"I am, on this journey," I asserted. She blushed. "Well said, sir. And if you choose to make use of your luck, in Benton, by all means " Whether she would have shaped her import clearly I did not know. There was a commotion in the forward part of the car. "Have a smile, ladies an' gents," he was bellowing thickly. "Hooray! Have a smile on me. Great an' gloryus 'casion 'ic! Ever'body smile.
It looked like a yellow plum, and no larger than one; but ripe, ready to be plucked. A burst of flame far to the left attracted my attention, and almost at the same moment, one to the right. Ribbons of fire flapped upward in clouds of black oily smoke. Drew signaled with his joy-stick, and I knew what he meant: "Hooray! two down! It's our turn next!" But we were still three or four minutes away.
Why, Mester Marston's set me to mak three sets o' small watter gates for sides o' the dreern, and I'm to hev money in advance for the wood and iron work, and my fortune's about made." "Hooray, Hicky! I am glad," cried Dick; and Tom, coming up, was initiated into the great new step in advance, and added his congratulations.
He was, however, cut short in the midst of his eloquence by a sturdy-looking labourer, who struggled forward, beer-jug in hand, and, tottering at every step, spluttered out, "Hooray, hooray, Sir Thomas! Here's long life to the squire here's long life to moderation. Hooray lads, hooray! Here's three cheers for the squire and moderation.
Then he turned and walked away very slowly, as though his pace might mitigate in some degree the shame of his retreat. The young man flung away the fence-rail, and, thrusting aside the overzealous among his admirers, he strode past me into the tavern, his anger still hot. "Hooray fer Jackson!" they shouted. "Hooray fer Andy Jackson!" Andy Jackson! Then I knew.
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