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"I've got to own up to being forty. But I'm leading this here posse, and I'll eat my hat if I can't outclimb anything on two legs in this county. String out your ropes, boys, and pass over all them picket-pins. We'll need a purchase now and again, I figure, hauling up Mr. Blake. Hustle! Here's the sun clean up."
I'll show yer authority in plenty, Mistress. Come, now, I'm done discussing this matter. As long as yer father isn't able ter attend ter this affair I am a-goin' ter act in his place. We'll have a loyalist marriage, by God! an' have it now. Step out here, Jenks, an' get busy! Come, move, you coyote Jones, hustle him along. Now, Captain, there's a good place ter stand, in between those windows.
I'm sure she would." He smiled a little. "Yes, I think she would. She'd say you were old enough to know better." Dot nodded. "And very sensible, too. I am." He patted her shoulder. "Good girl! Then that chapter is closed. And you're going to give poor Fletcher his chance?" She drew a sharp breath. "Oh, I don't know. I can't promise that. Don't don't hustle me, Jack!"
Gradually, with the passage of time, her thoughts reverted less and less often to the happenings at Stockleigh, and the prickings of conscience which beset her return to London grew considerably fainter and more infrequent. It was almost inevitable that this should be so. With the autumn came the stir and hustle of the season, with its thousand-and-one claims upon her thought and time.
I'm going home." "You keep on goin', boy. I'm after you and your father." There was something queer in the hired man's voice something that frightened him. "Your mother's taken awful sick. Don't waste no time; it's four miles yet; you hustle!" The big horse jumped into the air and was gone. It was not so much what the hired man said that scared him so, but the way he said it.
But if by much contriving I managed to draw near, my youngest sister would hustle me off with: "What d'you boys want here get away outside." The insult added to the disappointment cut me to the quick. Through the glass doors of their cabinets one could catch glimpses of all manner of curious playthings creations of porcelain and glass gorgeous in colouring and ornamentation.
"The picturesque phraseology of the Bowery-waiter will fade from view when he ceases to hustle 'stacks of whites, 'plainers, and 'straight-ups' to waiting customers, or bawl a hoarse-voiced 'draw one, to the white-capped cook.
Then as darkness follows hard upon the down-sinking of the sun, the birds hustle among the thick foliage of the jungle, with querulous, inquiring notes and much ado. Gradually the sounds subside, and the subdued monotonous rhythm of the sea alone is heard.
"But bossing the show's one of me few talents; an' I'm not for wrapping it in a napkin. Geoff swears I took over charge of creation before I'd cut me first tooth! Any way it struck me that perhaps in the hustle of starting you'd not thought of sending full instructions; so I just came over this morning, and made free with your linen cupboard, an' your bazaar account.
'But the man snarled at her, and says, "Naw, I won't; I'm tired's you be. Hustle now, an' bring me the grub mighty quick." 'I scooted back to my chair then, and in a minit or so she come in an' motioned me to come into the other room. I see they had mistook me for some deef nurse, an' I begun to think I'd grabbed more'n I could hold, an' to wish I was out.
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