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"Joe Mad " The Spider very nearly bolted his wad of chewing gum, then he rose and stood staring at Ravenslee, very round of eye. "So you know Joe Madden, the best all-round champion that ever happened, eh?" "I box with him every day." "Hully Chee!" exclaimed the Spider, and chewed fervently in silent astonishment.
"Well, deh blokie he says: 'T'hell wid it! 'Deh hell, I says. Like dat! 'Deh hell, I says. See? 'Don' make no trouble, I says. Like dat. 'Don' make no trouble. See? Dat's what he said. See?" "Sure," repeated Jimmie. Pete continued. "Say, I jes' jumped deh bar an' deh way I plunked dat blokie was great. See? Dat's right! In deh jaw! See? Hully gee, he t'rowed a spittoon true deh front windee.
You take your five-pound note come to think of it, Palford said it came to about twenty- five dollars, real money. Hully gee! I never thought I'd have twenty-five dollars to GIVE AWAY! It makes me feel like I was Morgan." "Thank you, sir; thank you," said Pearson, putting the note into his pocket with rapt gratitude in his neat face. "You you do not wish me to remain to do anything for you?"
Actual scrutiny through the glass revealed the picture of the brewery on each. He knew then that Tom had been asked to bid for the brewery hauling. That night a special meeting of the Union was called at eight o'clock. Quigg, Crimmins, and McGaw signed the call. "Hully gee, what a wad!" said Cully, when the postmaster passed Tom's big letter out to him.
Hully Gee! He's the best dip in the business." "But you must not be seen speaking with him," Mary directed, with a certain air of command now become habitual to her among the members of her clique. "My cousin, Miss Agnes Lynch, must be very careful as to her associates." The volatile Agnes was restored to good humor by some subtle quality in the utterance, and a family pride asserted itself.
At sound of that voice Buddy recoiled, for it was deeper than his own. His expression of dismay was no doubt ludicrous, at any rate the urchin's lively eyes leaped to his face and remained there, while a grin spread over his features. "Hully Gee!" rumbled the lad. "Here's another one that ought to be buried!" "Mrs. Fulton" it was Gray speaking "I took the liberty of asking your son "
"A hully white nightshirt," he continually repeated. The young man saw the dark entrance to a basement restaurant. There was a sign which read "No mystery about our hash"! and there were other age- stained and world-battered legends which told him that the place was within his means. He stopped before it and spoke to the assassin. "I guess I'll git somethin' t' eat."
But I've got the promise of a job. There was a gentleman there Professor Stewart, from the college." "Hully gee!" said Finnegan. "I know that guy. A little runt with a black beard?" "I guess so," said Samuel dubiously. "I seen his pitcher in the paper," said the other. "He's one of them reformers always messin' into things." "Maybe that's why he was at the court," observed Samuel. "Sure thing!
I've enjoyed myself down to the ground, every minute. I'm not the kind of fellow to be likely to be able to pay you back your kindness, but, hully gee! if I could I'd do it to beat the band. Good-bye, gentlemen and thank you thank you."
He reached out and grasped the young man by the collar, pulling him up so short as almost to choke him. "Hully gee!" cried the young man whose progress had been so rudely arrested. "Great snakes!" Let me go. This day ain't long enough for me. Let me go." Austen kept his grip and regarded Mr. Tooting thoughtfully. "I want to speak to you, Ham," he said; "better come upstairs."
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