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Hurrah for old England!" and he commenced dancing and capering about like a madman. At last he said: "Look out, and see if she sends a boat, while I go into the cabin." "What's a boat?" said I. "Out, you fool! Tell me if you see anything."
"Thorwald to the rescue!" shouted Gascoyne, in a voice that rolled deep and loud over the whole field like the roar of a lion. "Ay, ay, my noisy stranger; it's easy for your tough limbs to carry you up the hill," gasped Ole, "but the weight of ten or fifteen years will change your step. Hurrah!"
"Hurrah, hurrah! the Austrians are coming!" shouted the Tyrolese, jubilantly, swinging their pointed hats in the air. "The war has broken out, the Austrians are coming, and we will expel the Bavarians from the country!"
Being bewildered, it closed its eyes; but it still felt as though it were being squeezed and crushed. At last it suddenly noticed that it was free; and when it opened its eyes it was floating through the air on stiff, shining wings, a beautiful Dragon-Fly. Down on the leaf of the Water-Lily lay its ugly gray Larva case. "Hurrah!" cried the new Dragon-Fly.
It's only about three miles farther to Whitcombe village. We're bound to find a trap of some sort there, and then you'll be all right." "I think the mist is lifting a little," said Leonard; "it isn't half as thick as it was. Look at the sun trying to get through!" "I believe we're walking straight out of the edge of the clouds. That's what it is!" declared Ralph. "I begin to see the trees. Hurrah!
It would have seemed that with so brief a distance separating the combatants a miss was impossible; but the heavy missile only grazed the foremast, dropping somewhere among the trees on the southern shore. "Hurrah!" shouted the delighted Major, swinging his hat; "let the good work go on! Keep it up! The Stars and Stripes forever!"
Jack and Terence, knowing their cunning nature, and fancying that they might rally again, hesitated to follow, and kept back their men. "They are off," at length cried Terence. "Hurrah, my lads. Let's after them!" Jack did not spring forward at once. He had not forgotten for a moment his young charge.
And can't I go down to see the dance? Adrien and Hugh and Vic are going. Only for a few minutes," she begged, with her arms around her father's neck. "Say yes, Daddy!" "Give me time; let me get my breath, Patricia. Now, do begin somewhere say, with the score." They all gave him the score. "Hurrah!" cried the old doctor. "No one hurt seriously, I mean?"
Some dozen or so beggars, with sacks over their shoulders, were walking two by two, singing and leaping about, while in front of them danced Misha, stamping time with his feet, and shouting, 'Natchiki-tchikaldy, tchuk, tchuk, tchuk! ... Natchiki-tchikaldy, tchuk, tchuk, tchuk! Directly my carriage caught them up, and he saw me, he began at once shouting, 'Hurrah!
The sentiments, at least, are approved by the President, and he should have the credit of it, as he would have the blame if it were bad; and, possessing these sentiments, we have reason to believe that he has firmness enough to do his duty. "I say, Hurrah for Jackson, and so I am willing to say at all times when he does his duty.
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