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"That's all right," grumbled Frenchy, who had just lost a nibbler, "but a two-pound one will satisfy me. What would we do with a sixty-four-pound bass?" "Keep it alive and teach it to draw a little red wagon," chuckled Ikey. "Oi, oi! That would be fine!" "It would be as big as Dugan's goat. Don't know why it shouldn't be tackled up and made use of," Whistler agreed, dryly.
"Hast thou a feeling that all is not well in the daypartment av the intayrior?" teased the Irish lad, who would joke at all times and upon the most serious subjects. "Torry does look a bit green about the gills," put in Whistler. "Serves him right for eatin' crab-meat salad there at Yancey's," declared Ikey Rosenmeyer. "That's nice chow to go to sea on, yet."
Someone knocked on the door. "Come!" called Andy and Dunk together. The two chums looked at each other curiously. Ikey Stein entered, his face all smiles. "Such bargains!" he began. "Socks or neckties?" asked Andy, looking for a book to throw at the intruder. "Socks silk ones, and such colors! Look!" and from various pockets he pulled pairs of half hose.
In that twenty years Ikey, if he had never yet achieved his end and won the Grand National with an other-than-English horse, had given the Englishmen such a shaking as they had never experienced before. All over the world, wherever horses were bred, from the Punjab to the Pampas, and from the Tenterfield Ranges to Old Virginia, he had his scouts and his stud-farms.
I called to you about it when I went out to the telephone, and " "It isn't here. I looked." "What!" "Fact! Unless you stuck it in something." "No, I left it right on my dresser, on a pile of clean handkerchiefs hello, where'd these come from?" and he looked at the ones Andy had bought of Ikey. "Oh, another bargain from our mutual friend," and Andy mentioned the price.
"It would do for crackers, I suppose," said Andy, doubtfully. "Crackers!" gasped Ikey. "Tell him what it is for, Hashmi. I haven't the heart," and he pretended to weep. "This jar he is for the holding of the petals of roses that were sent by your loved ones the perfumes of Eros," murmured the poetical Japanese. "Oh, for the love of tripe! Hold me, I'm going to faint, Gertie!" cried Bob.
"He has the word now, Ikey, so don't interfere." "All right, Kiddie, play your game. You're equivalent to it, I surmise." "I think so," said the Kid sweetly. Then, turning to the Inspector, he continued in a voice of gentle consideration, "There is something on your cheek, Inspector Haynes. You have not observed it. Allow me to point it out to you."
They were studying gunnery, and hoped to get into the gun crew of the Kennebunk for practice if they were fortunate enough to cruise on that ship. Just at present Frenchy and Ikey Rosenmeyer were more engaged in getting all the fun possible out of existence. The thing that delighted the latter most was the way in which his father treated him. Mr.
Meanwhile Michael Donahue and Ikey Rosenmeyer were having a secret all to themselves that kept them breaking out in "the giggles" at unseasonable times, so that the master-at-arms gave them two reprimands within the twenty-four hours. Another would be likely to put their names on the report an incident that was always to be regretted.
She wound the scarf and threw the end over her left shoulder with a duchess' grace. "A gouple of young vools," said Policeman Kohen to Ransom; "come on away." At the stroke of six Ikey Snigglefritz laid down his goose. Ikey was a tailor's apprentice. Are there tailor's apprentices nowadays?
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