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Updated: September 28, 2025
They were in the street-car, swaying, swinging, clutching; hemmed in by frantic, home-going New York, nose to nose, eye to eye, tooth to tooth. Around Sara Juke's slim waist lay Charley Chubb's saving arm, and with each lurch they laughed immoderately, except when she coughed. "Gee! ain't it the limit? It's a wonder they wouldn't open a window in this car!" "Nix on that.
So, by Thursday evening, I hadn't seen Jane for a week. Wanting company, I went to Katherine's flat after dinner. Katherine had just finished dinner, and with her was Jane. When I saw her, lying there smoking in the most comfortable arm-chair as usual, serene and lazy and pale, Juke's words blazed up between us like a fire, and I couldn't look at her.
A quick red ran up into Miss Juke's hair, and she inclined forward in the attitude of listening. "The silly! Honest, ain't he the silly? He said he was going to play that for me the first thing this morning. We dance it so swell together and all. Aw, I thought he'd forget. Ain't he the silly remembering me?" The red flowed persistently higher.
Too Berculosis is the way the exhibits and the newspapers say it. L-u-n-g-s is another way to spell it. "Too Berculosis!" Sara Juke's hand flew to her little breast. "Too Berculosis! Hat, you you don't " "Sure I don't. I ain't saying it's that only I wanna scare you up a little.
Johnny said to Jane, 'War is beastly, but one's got to be in it. He took that line, as so many others did. 'Juke's going, he said. 'As a combatant, I mean, not a padre. He thinks the war could have been prevented with a little intelligence; so it could, I dare say; but as there wasn't a little intelligence and it wasn't prevented, he's going in.
The register commences in 1641, and has been searched to 1750. It confirms the Rev. J. Juke's impression, that soon after Bunyan joined Gifford's church he left Elstow to live in Bedford. Thomas Bonion, buried, Dec. 9, 1641. Margaret Bonion, wife, buried, June 20, 1644. Margaret Bonion, b., July 24, 1644. Charles, the son of Thos. Bunion, bapt., May 22, 1645. Charles Bunion, bur., May 30, 1645.
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