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You've both got it. She's the best girl in the world, and you're " Adoree hesitated, and continued to stare, round-eyed. "I didn't think you'd I didn't think she'd I don't know what I thought or didn't think. But Jimminy! MARRIED!" When Lorelei led her into the bedroom to lay off her wraps the thunderstruck young woman had more nearly recovered herself.
Laure's brown eyes widened in admiration and astonishment. "Jimminy! You're a hound for punishment. You must have oak ribs. Were you weaned on rum?" "I never took a drink until last night. I'm a rank amateur." "Really!" The girl studied him with renewed interest. "What set you off?" Pierce made no answer. His face seemed fixed in a frown.
Suddenly the flickering lightning seemed less threatening. As quickly as it had burst, the tempest passed away. "My jimminy! She's fainted," Lem Parraday murmured, lifting the woman in his strong arms. As the Summer advanced visitors flocked to Polktown.
"By Jimminy! you're right," he cried, a glad light in his eye, and a touch of colour in his pale cheek, and Cameron knew he was studying war.
"'Now do tell, said she. 'Why you don't! oh, jimminy criminy! two wives! How was it, poor Sam? and she kissed the bald spot on my pate, and took a rockin'-chair and sat opposite to me, and began rockin' backwards and forwards like a fellow sawin' wood. 'How was it, Sam, dear? "'Why, sais I, 'first and foremost, Liddy, I married a fashionable lady to London.
A hoarse voice screamed, "Gorryfus! Gosh thunder! By jimminy!" The curtain was jerked aside, and Stoop rushed into the hall like a fury. Coming out of a place partly lighted into one totally dark, his first move was to run blindly into Tiffles, nearly knocking that gentleman off his legs. "Hold on, Stoop! Hold on!" shouted Tiffles, with what was left of his breath.
"Quite remarkable," she rejoined cheerfully. "But the war isn't over yet, Tommy-boy. And if our lives are spared we've got to finish our educations and all that. Why, Tommy, you are scarcely out of short pants, and I've only begun to put my hair up." "Jimminy!" he grumbled, "you do take all the starch out of a fellow. Now tell me how you got gas. What happened?"
When it came, there came with it that same seven-year-old look of smiling ingenuousness. "I just wanted to see what they were going to do with Miss Redmond." "Jimminy Christmas!" exploded Mr. Straker. "Any more kinks in this story? How'd you know they'd stolen Miss Redmond?"
The Pioneer Coach was toiling up the long grade towards Skinners Pass when Yuba Bill suddenly pulled up, with his feet on the brake. "Jimminy!" he ejaculated, drawing a deep breath. The startled passenger beside him on the box followed the direction of his eyes. Through an opening in the wayside pines he could see, a few hundred yards away, a cuplike hollow in the hillside of the vividest green.
'Corn seems to be pretty well for-ward," he continued in a louder voice as he walked away, still gazing into the air. "Crops is looking first-class in Boomtown. Hello! This Otto? H'yare y' little scamp! Get onto that horse agin. Quick, 'r I'll take y'r skin off an, hang it on the fence. what y' been doing?" "Ben in swimmm'. Jimminy, ain't it fun! when 'd y' get back?" said the boy, grinning.
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