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"Thank you," laughed Gladys Orton-Wells, and was off down the hall and away, with never a backward glance at her gasping and outraged mother. Emma McChesney Buck took Lily Bernstein's soft cheek between thumb and forefinger and pinched it ever so fondly. "I knew you'd do it, Judy O'Grady," she said. "Judy O'Who?" "O'Grady a lady famous in history." "Oh, now, quit your kiddin', Mrs.

"You should have knocked before you came in, but now you're here, state your business as quickly as possible." "That's a businesslike tone that I admire to hear, Brown," drawled Rathburn. "You'll excuse my not callin' you judge. I'm afraid when you find out who I am you'd think I was kiddin' you!" He smiled amiably while the justice glared angrily. "You're drunk!" flared Brown.

"You ain't afraid there's something else the matter with the engine, after all, are you?" Archer asked, anxiously. "I don't want this whole bunch guyin' me afterr the petition, and all." "It's the way I said," said Tom dully. "Not sore 'cause they've been kiddin' us, are you? You can't blame 'em fer that; they've got nothin' else to do. Look at Columbus, how they guyed him and all.

Course, goin' in on the 8:03 I had to stand for a lot of kiddin'. They're a great bunch of humorists, them commuters. Nick and Norrie has spread the news around industrious about my sunrise spadin' stunt, and everybody has to pull his little wheeze. "How's the old back feel about now; eh, Torchy?" asks one. "Great stuff!" says another. "Everybody does it once."

If you don't fool them, they fool you." "A sufficiently clear statement of the relations of the sexes through all time," said Valentine. "Have you ever studied Schopenhauer?" "Ah, now, you're kiddin' me!" was her not inappropriate answer.

Some of the color still holds in the bristly mustache and the ear tufts. A short, chunky party with a stubby nose and sort of a solid-lookin' chin, he is. But there never is much satisfaction kiddin' Jonesey. You can't get his goat. He just holds his hand up to his ear and asks kind of bored: "Eh, what's that?" "How about them swell dames that used to go wild over you?" comes back Skip.

"Just off the cars, and he's going to start? It can't be done!" "I ain't heard the boss say he'd scratch him," said Shanghai. "But how long have you been on the way?" "Oh, I reckon 'bout five days. Yes, suh; we been exackly five days an' nights gettin' here." "Then you're kidding about that horse going to start in the Thornton Stakes." "No, suh; I ain't kiddin' nobody.

Quit your kiddin', bo, and keep a watch out." And he added glumly, "Spark plugs is O.K. Maybe it's the timer. I'll have to trace it up. Quit turning your back on that brush! You want us both to git killed? Hand me out that small wrench." "Say, I know what ailed them squaws, Bland. Gods is right. You know what they thought? They took us for their Thunder Bird lighting.

What, for you to insult your ole pal again by tellin' him he might drink all the water in this here spring, mebby, or inflooence the morals of the cattle, or steal the wire off the fence? Huh! I thought I was your pal?" "Oh, Red, quit kiddin'. Don't you see I got orders? I got orders." "You're gettin' civilized fast, all right. The first thing civilization does is to projooce hobos and bums.

"I'm not," said Tilda sharply. "What put it into your 'ead?" "You told the lady " he began. "Eh? So I did. But that was all flam." He could make nothing of this. "I was kiddin' of 'er tellin' what wasn' true," she explained. He walked forward a few steps with a frown not disapproving, but painfully thinking this out. "And about the Hospital wasn't that true either?" "Yes," Tilda nodded.

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