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You can go up North for training, and join us again later a Lieutenant. How'll you like that?" "I'd like to have a commission, of course, but...." "But what?" "Why, you see, General, I'm nothing but a recruit, I've never even worn a uniform." "What?" exclaimed the General. Tom told him how he had come to take part in the raid, how he had been sworn into the service just before his departure.
He's played with me, too, and I can show you how to make the things and to play." A look of interest came into Sol's eyes. "We've got lots o' time," he said. "S'pose you do it, Paul. I know I kin learn. I ain't so sure o' Jim Hart thar." Jim was also interested, so much so that he forgot to reply to Shif'less Sol. "How'll you do it?" he asked. Paul's reply was to begin at once.
"I know I ought to be thankful for that," she said to herself, not taking time even to cry over her troubles. "But oh, the learning! they must have that!" "Now," said Polly, "how'll we do it Ben?" as they ranged themselves around the table, on which reposed the cakes; "you begin." "How do folks begin a letter?" asked Ben in despair, of his mother. "How did Jasper begin his?" asked Mrs.
"Just a couple of weeks!" Two-and-Two was moaning that night. "How'll I get through, with my courses only half-finished. You've gotta help me some more, people! With that stinking math...!" So equipment building was almost suspended, while the Bunch crammed and sweated and griped and cursed. But maybe now some of them wouldn't care so very much if they flunked.
"You'd kiss a cow when ye'r drunk, thinkin' she's beautiful." "I ain't drunk, I tell ye." "Ye are." "I ain't; I'm only sleepy an' want to go home." "Well, ye ain't goin' till the guy comes." "Then I'm goin' to fetch him." "Now, ye'r talkin'. That's the stuff, Tom. We'll take him from his lady love. Come on." "Wait a minute," one of the bunch ordered. "How'll we do it?"
"Because he is the devil, as I told you before," was Leach's answer; and thereat he was on his feet and raging his disappointment with tears in his eyes. "And not one of you to get a knife!" was his unceasing lament. But the rest of the hands had a lively fear of consequences to come and gave no heed to him. "How'll he know which was which?"
"Yes," said Brummy, resentfully, "an' you'll always be thrown' it up to me afterwards that I done you out of a job!" "I'll swear I won't," said Swampy, hurriedly. "But since you're so blasted touchy and suspicious about it, you take this job an' I'll take the next that turns up. How'll that suit you?" Brummy thought resentfully.
Tell you what, Ryan. I'll do a little trouble-shooting here while you cook supper. How'll that be?" That wouldn't be, if Casey could prevent it. His pale, narrow-lidded eyes dwelt upon Nolan unwinkingly. "Well, mebby I'm kind of a crank about my car," he hedged, with a praiseworthy calmness. "Fords is like horses, to me.
Species, Holloway's Fuzzy Fuzzy fuzzy holloway. How'll that be?" That would be all right, he supposed. At least, they didn't try to Latinize things in extraterrestrial zoology any more. "I suppose our bumper crop of land-prawns is what brought them into this section?" "Yes, of course. George was telling me you thought they'd come down from the north; about the only place they could have come from.
"Can't I have something to chew at?" "Sure. How'll a cracker soaked in milk soot?" "Cracker!" snarled Ravenslee. "Doctor's orders!" Ravenslee muttered and took up his book. "Helen who, did you say?" enquired Mrs. Trapes, glancing up. "Mr. Geoffrey I mean Ravenslee, I'm surprised at you swearin' ain't good for a invalid; your temperature'll be rose if you swear." "But, my dear Mrs.
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