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Why in hell don't you blush, or drop your little ole lace handkerchief, or fix your back hair, so I can remember I'm talkin' to a lady? It ain't manners, this here impersonatin' you're a boy like that." "Quit your kiddin', Red. Mebby you think it was easy to cut out the old stuff, and everybody on the ranch on to what I used to be. I was cryin' the first night. I was lonesome for you."
"My farver's there awaitin' for me." "Garn!" said the man; "you don't kid me so easy." "I ain't arstin' you for anything except the way," said Dickie. "More you ain't," said the man, hesitated, and pulled his hand out of his pocket. "Ain't kiddin'? Sure? Father at Gravesend? Take your Bible?" "Yuss," said Dickie.
"From the first we have known that there was a conspiracy against Uncle Sam, but the question has always been 'Who? and not 'What for? The purpose of the alleged treaty has never been a mystery. What we are here for is to catch the conspirators with the goods, as Inspector Byrnes used to say. And now you've solved the puzzle!" "Quit yer kiddin'!" exclaimed Jimmie.
"You'll have some trip if you do. You take it from me, Tom, I don't know your brother, but I know he was kiddin' you. It was away over east of here that those fellows got lost." After Tomaso had mounted reluctantly and ridden away, however, Johnny discovered himself faced southward, staring off toward Mexico. It was just a yarn, about that airplane over there.
"Quit your kiddin'," countered Mr. Bross indulgently. "Come along: I got an engagement to walk home and save a nickel, and so've you." "Wait a minute," insisted P. Sybarite, without moving. "I'm in earnest about this. I offer you a seat in a stage-box at the Knickerbocker Theatre to-night, to see Otis Skinner in 'Kismet." George's eyes opened simultaneously with his mouth. "Me?" he gasped.
"Now yer arskin'," he said with a grin. "Well, who did?" persisted William. "That 'ud be tellin'," answered his new friend, moving unsteadily from one foot to the other. "See?" "You got 'em cut off in the war," said William firmly. "I didn't. I bin in the wor orl right. Stroike me pink, I bin in the wor and that's the truth. But I didn't get 'em cut orf in the wor. Well, I'll stop kiddin' yer.
When did this happen? "'At the post, I says. 'Another colt jumped on him. "'At the post? he says. 'I thought you said he won? "'He did, I says. "'On that? he says, pointin' to the leg. 'What you tryin' to do, kid me? "'I'm tellin' it to you just as she happens, I says. 'It don't matter a damn to me whether you believe it or not! "'Why, you ain't kiddin', are you? he says.
And when dat guy talks like a dude, like they all say you do, well, who's it going to be if it ain't youse? So quit yer kiddin', Sam, and let's get down to business. 'Have I the pleasure of addressing Mr Buck MacGinnis? I said. I felt convinced that this could be no other than that celebrity. 'Dat's right. Dere's no need to keep up anyt'ing wit me, Sam.
"That's the easiest thing you do, ain't it," says I, "bein' nice to folks that ain't used to it?" "Thank goodness," says Vee, "someone has discovered my angelic qualities at last! Go on, Torchy, think of some more, can't you?" And she claps her hands enthusiastic. "Quit your spoofin'," says I, "or I'll ring for Aunty and tell how you've been kiddin' the guest of honor.
He was busy again, lining up his soldiers for battle. "They'll march this way," he said, half to himself "and these this way. Then they'll fight." "Oh, I wouldn't let them fight, if I were you. Soldiers don't fight any more not here in America. This is a land of peace." Gabriel looked up in disdain. "Aw quit yer kiddin'," he paid. "What's soldiers fer?" Blue Bonnet was not ready with a reply.
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