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'Specially like me and you and Bud and Hi only Hi's gettin' kind of old. She's a fine country, but she needs improvin'. Sometimes them improvements keeps you awake nights, but they're worth it!" "Yes, I believe they're worth it," said Corliss, "So-long, Sun." "So-long, Jack. I got to get back and milk Gentle Annie. We're switchin' Billy onto the bottle, and he don't like to be kep' waitin'."
"Ef yer keeps on improvin', mayby yer'll git so yer kin he'p me arter 'while." "Mayby so," Alston answered. "But yer wouldn't he'p me, I reckon. Reckon yer'd he'p Edny Ann: yer likes her better'n me." "No, I don't." "Reckon yer likes somebody in Virginny more'n yer likes anybody on this plantation." "I's better 'quainted back thar'," said Alston apologetically.
"Last week's paper said there was no way of improvin' the mind that was to be compared with readin'. Shall I go on?" "Yes go on." "'If the check calls for a dollar and a half, the waiter will receive an extra fifteen cents for his tip, and so on. In case of any disagreement, always refer to the train officials, who are usually courteous and well-mannered.
"Very well, Pomp," said his teacher approvingly. "You have worked unusually well to-day. If you keep on you will make quite a scholar some day." "I's improvin', isn't I?" inquired Pomp, with an appearance of interest. "Yes, Pomp, you have improved rapidly. By and by you can teach your mother how to read." "She couldn't learn, Mass' Frank. She's poor ignorant nigger."
"Jim Wilkins!" he exclaimed. "Isn't it Jim Wilkins?" "Ain't it!" cried the landlord. "Well, I should say it is! And to think, you little, sawed-off propagator of human knowledge didn't recognize your old side pardner in the field of sellin' improvin' and intellectooal works of genius! Don't say you don't remember the 'Wage of Sin, Sammy! Don't say you don't remember Kitty!"
Smith, Farrelly, Dolan, Miss Croughan, and the stationmaster, were all comfortably shot without anyone incurring evil consequences. It's devilish hard to catch an Irishman, an' when ye've caught him it's harder still to convict him. They're improvin' in their plannin', but they are not so sure o' their shootin' as they used to be. They fired at Moloney from both sides of the road at once.
If the Lord is right in our midst as the Bible says, He can't think much of our singers this summer!" "They're improvin', now that Pliny Waterhouse plays his fiddle," Mrs. Day remarked pacifically. "There was times in the anthem when they kept together consid'able well last Sunday. They didn't always chord, but there, they chorded some! we're most there now, Abby, don't fret!
"Yes, sir at least in a permiscuous sort of way entertainin' myself as I goes with agreeable talk, and improvin' obsarvation of the shop winders, etceterrer." "Will you take a message to your mother?" "Sure-ly," answered Willie.
And when Jim got to the farm his uncle was gettin' an illegantly, an' he was sittin' up sthrong an' warm in the bed, an' improvin' every minute, an' no signs av dyin' an him at all at all; so he had all his throuble for nothin'.
We were reflected on a good deal for going to that caravan; some of the old folks didn't think it was improvin' Well, I should think that man was a trying to break his neck!"
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