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Kissin' a gal like that can't be done around here." "But Pete was not here. He didn't know." Joan was quick to grasp the weakness of his argument. "It don't matter a cent," cried Buck, his teeth clipping his words. "He needed his med'cine an' got it." Joan sighed hopelessly. "You don't understand, and and I can't tell it you all. Sometimes I feel I could kill myself.
She'd see the dew a-layin' soft and cool on the other posies' faces, and the sun a-shinin' warm on 'em as they held 'em up, and sometimes she'd see a butterfly come down and light on 'em real soft, and kind o' put his head down to 'em, 's if he was kissin' 'em, and she thought 'twould be powerful nice to hold her face up to all them pleasant things. But she couldn't.
"Been kicked out of his church fur kissin' a married woman, and can't get another one." The preacher merely raised his eyes, which were large and brown and slightly protuberant, and murmured with a kind of brave humility: "It is true." "But why do you want to go to Palestine?" said Cleggett. "She sung in the choir and she had three children," screamed Cap'n Abernethy, "and she limped some.
Double! sez Crook. 'Blow, child, blow for the honor av the British Arrmy! "That bhoy blew like a typhoon, an' the Tyrone an' we opined out as the Paythans broke, an' I saw that fwhat had gone before wud be kissin' an' huggin' to fwhat was to come. We'd dhruv thim into a broad part av the gut whin they gave, an' thin we opined out an' fair danced down the valley, dhrivin' thim before us.
"Iss, turn it how you will, the words be winnin' enow. But be danged, my dear, if I wudn' as lief you said, 'Go to blazes!" "Fact is, my son," said Farmer Tresidder, candidly, "you'm good but untimely, like kissin' the wrong maid. This here surpassin' young friend o' mine was speech-makin' after a pleasant fashion in our ears when you began to bawl "
One afternoon I came home earlier than usual, and found her crying. She put her arms round my neck, and just cried it all out, with her face snuggled in my neck, and kissin' me " Brokaw could see the cords in Billy's neck. His manacled hands were clenched. "What would you have done, Brokaw?" he asked huskily.
"She acts like a mother cat with a kitten" he muttered. "Damned if she wasn't kissin' the feller an' him a stranger in town!" He walked rapidly back to San Pasqual, and such was his perturbation that he sought to have "Doc" Taylor unravel the puzzle for him. "Hysterics" was the doctor's explanation. "Rats" retorted O'Rourke. "All right, then. It's rats."
"Say your own part av ut, then, Terence, darlin'," sez she; "for begad I'm thinkin' I've said too much or too little for an honest girl," an' wid that she put her arms round my neck an' kissed me. "There's no more to be said afther that," sez I, kissin' her back again Oh the mane scutt that I was, my head ringin' wid Dinah Shadd!
As he kissed her cheek, she drew away her head quickly: "I only called you out to give you a chance of kissin' Loo Conklin." He thought it wiser not to reply to this, and contented himself with thanking her as they entered the room. He paused before Miss Conklin, and gave her "bumpkin," adding, by way of explanation, "a rude country fellow." She spelt it cheerfully, without the "p."
'Taint but t'other day you was kissin' Miss Dolly on de plantation." "It seems longer than that to me, Aunt Lucy," I answered, laughing at Dolly's blushes. "You have too good a memory, mammy," said my lady, withdrawing her fingers from mine. "Bress you, honey! De ole woman doan't forgit some things." And she fell back to a respectful six paces. "Those were happy times," said Dorothy.
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