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If cow-boys was not so offle scarce in the country, I would long ago haf bounce the lot of those drunken fellows. But they cannot be spared; we must get along so. I cannot send Brock, he is needed at Harper's. The dumb fellow at Alvord Lake is too dumb; he is not quickly courageous. They would play high jinks mit him. Therefore I send you. Brock he say to me you haf joodgement.
we have, in his own unmistakable color and warmth, those interiors of rake-helly life and tavern fun the cantabile of jolly beggars in highest jinks lights and groupings of rank glee and brawny amorousness, outvying the best painted pictures of the Dutch school, or any school.
"Thank you, sir," said the man, and his voice sounded strangely familiar. Sam peered into his face. He had certainly seen it before. "What is your name, sergeant?" "Thatcher, sir." "Why, of course, you're Thatcher Josh Thatcher of Slowburgh. Don't you remember that night at the hotel when we had a drink together? Don't you remember Captain Jinks?"
Jinks and his scarlet horse thought themselves quite safe in their special carriage, unaware that it was labelled "Beast" with a label that overlapped the roof and hid all view of the landscape through the windows on one side. Apparently they slept in opposite corners, with full consciousness of complete security. Mr. Jinks was tucked up with woolly rugs, and a newspaper lay across his knee.
"That is highly honorable, Jinks, my boy," he said; "there's no trait of character more characteristic of a great and exalted intellect, than kindness to animals." "You flatter me, sir." "Never I never flatter. Now, Tom," continued Ralph to the negro," return homeward, and inform my dear old Governor that, next week, I shall return, temporarily, to make preparations for my marriage.
"There are some fellows in the fourth class that need a little taking down, don't you think so?" he asked. "If there are, take them down," said Clark laconically. "Who do you mean?" "Why, there's that Jinks fellow, for instance. He struts about as if he were a major-general." "He is pretty well set up, that's a fact," said Smith, "but you can't object to that.
Nothing loath, the overdressed boy opened the bag and displayed his plunder. He brought two big hares out of the bag by their ears and held them up with pride. "Bet they were trapped," said Bobby in an undertone. "They were not trapped!" cried Purt Sweet sharply. "See! That is where one was shot! And there is the other see?" "Jinks!" said Lance. "Both through the head. You never did it, Purt?"
Oblivious to many happy, beautiful, and noble things in life, he goes about studying and imitating the literature of the billboards. He and his brother write newspapers almost entirely devoted to these annoying appeals. You will note, too, the placard at the mouth of the railway tunnel urging the existence of Jinks' Soap upon the passing traveller.
Sir that young lady is my niece, sir, my niece my name is Blades, sir. 2nd Gent. Well, Blades! smack your niece's shoulders: she deserves it, begad! she does. Come in, Jinks, present me to the Perkinses. Hullo! here's an old country acquaintance Lady Bacon, as I live! with all the piglings; she never goes out without the whole litter. Lady B. Leonora! Maria!
Jinks then strolled out to the pathway before the tavern, and looked around him. Suddenly there came out of the stable yard a young man, mounted on a shaggy horse, which young man was clad in a forest costume, and held a rifle in his hand. Jinks directed a terrible glance toward him, and started forward. As the horseman came out of the gateway, he found the road obstructed by Mr.
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