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"I guess, mister," said the American, looking up as Mr Meldrum entered the main saloon, "I've had to act the good Samaritan, same as your gal did to me when I got jammed together t'other day in my innards agin the wash-stand! We're fixin' up the little miss finely. 'Tain't much of an injoory, I kalkerlate, missy, though thar be a sight of blood, and it'll soon git closed up agin!"
Aye, rogue I named thee and likewise lousy knave and grieve for't now, I do!" "And so needs must you sweat awhile!" says I. "Hark'ee, fool, dost know of one called Brandon of Shene hereabouts?" "Aye, truly truly!" he gasped. "I do know Sir Richard passing well. Ad's bobs, my innards be all shook t'pieces and I do be parched wi' thirst."
That blasted stuff's cooked my innards to rags, an' I kin feel my backbone a-sizzlin'. Say, Steward, do, for the Lord's sake, come here, an' take this thing off, while there's a little life left in me." STEWARD. "Can't do anything yet. You must grin and bear it a little while longer." EIGTH TEN MINUTES. "Holy smoke! I couldn't suffer more if I was in the lake of burnin' brimstone.
"Well, Mr. Lafferty, how are things going with you to-day?" "'Deed, then, Captain Clayton, it ain't much as I'm able to say for myself. I've the decentry that bad in my innards as I'm all in the twitters." "I'm sorry for that, Mr. Lafferty. Are you well enough to tell me where did Mr. Lax go when he left you this morning?" "Who's Mr. Lax? I don't know no such person." "Don't you, now?
"Eh, what what, would ye rob a pore old man of 'is jam, Joe a pore afflicted old cove as is dependent on ye 'and an' fut, Joe a pore old gaffer as you've just shook up to that degree as 'is pore old liver is a-bobbin' about in 'is innards like a jelly. Joe, ye couldn't be so 'eartless!" "Ah, but I can!" nodded Joe. "An' if ye give me any more lip, it'll be no sugar in ye tea "
"She ain't good in her intentions, this here stove. One time she goes and the next time she stays and takes a smoke. Her innards is out of gear. Whew!" "The damper has slipped down," said Corliss. "Her little ole chest-pertector is kind o' worked down toward her stummick. There, now she feels better a'ready." "Cooking chuck?" queried Corliss, glancing round the bare room.
'Philanthropy is raging through my innards, and two loving hearts need joining! "'I don't love him, she quotes, like a phonograft, ignoring my cutlery. "'I'll take exception to that ruling, and I picks up a picture of Justus she'd dropped as I broke in. She never batted an eye. "'I nursed that lad through brain fever, when all he could utter was your name.
As Bessie turned back to the control side of her console, she saw a hand reach past her to pick up a pad of paper and pencil from the console desk. She glanced around to find Mike leaning over her shoulder, and grinned at him as she began extracting figures from the computer's innards for a "plus or minus thirty seconds of arc" accuracy.
The way I looks at it is, 'Let's be cheerful. In my experience o' life there's no bank like cheerfulness for a man to draw upon, to keep hisself fit and industrious. What's more if I may say it 'most every staid man, afore he gets to forty, has pretty well come to terms with his innards.
Johnson suggests no remedy for what he regards as the evil of the age, and is therefore like unto the doctor who volunteers the entirely superfluous information that you "have a misery in your innards," but provides neither pill nor poultice.
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