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Dere wuz two un um, an' dey went long gigglin' an' laffin' like a nes'ful er yaller-hammers. Bimeby dey come long agin an' de smart Ellick brush up by me once mo'. Den I say to myse'f, 'I lay I fetch you ef you gimme anudder invite. An', sho' 'nuff, yer he come agin, an' dis time he rub a piece er watermillion rime under my lef' year." "What did you do?" "Me?
'Where's Holden? said Elizabeth Brower. 'Dunno, said David. 'Goin' after Santa Claus he tol' me. 'Never see the beat o' that man! was the remark of Elizabeth, as she poured the tea. 'Jes' like a boy ev'ry Crissmus time. Been so excited fer a week couldn't hardly contain himself. 'Ketched him out 'n the barn if other day laffin' like a fool, said David. 'Thought he was crazy.
He laughed long. He laughed insistently. His comrades were won to join in. When the fun had subsided, Garst said: "Herb Heal, old man, there's something in you to-night which reminds me of a line I'm rather stuck on." "Let's have it!" cried Herb. And Cyrus quoted: "As for this here earth, It takes lots of laffin' to keep things even!" "Now you've hit it!
Good neighbors gin 'em some clothes wunst in a while, an' l'arned the gals ter sew an' cook some. An' thar kem ter be a skillet an' a fryin'-pan on the h'a'th ter holp the pot out. Why, 'Fambly' got so prosperous that one day, whenst a' ole, drunken, cripple, ragged man war passin', they enj'yed themselves mightily, laffin' at somebody po'rer than themselves.
"All three. I left them champing with impatience." The Whalens live just around the corner. The Whalens are omniscient. They have a system of news gathering which would make the efforts of a New York daily appear antiquated. They know that Jenny Laffin feeds the family on soup meat and oat-meal when Mr. Laffin is on the road; they know that Mrs.
Hi, Prue, what yo' laffin' at?" Prue, instead of answering leant further forward hiding her face without checking her merriment. "Crazy," said Miss Pinckney, "but it's better to be laughing crazy than crying crazy like some folk here's a quarter and get her some candy." She put the coin on the table and marched off followed by Phyl.
"'Is yer seed Dave, Dilsey? "No, I ain' seed Dave, says Dilsey. "'Yer des oughter look at dat nigger; reckon yer wouldn' want 'im fer yo' junesey no mo'. Mars Walker cotch 'im stealin' bacon, en gone en fasten' a ham roun' his neck, so he can't git it off'n hisse'f. He sut'nly do look quare. En den de 'ooman bus' out laffin' fit ter kill herse'f.
"Couldn't help laffin' though," said the black-mustached one, "talkin' uv aviators reminded me of that story of the feller who went ter see I lier doctor and git some medicine. Ther doc he says, 'I want you to take three drops in water very day. Ther young chap fainted. When he recovered they asked him what the matter was. He says, 'I'm an aviator.
"It wuz monst'us hard on Dave, en bimeby, w'at wid dat ham eberlastin' en etarnally draggin' roun' his neck, he 'mence' fer ter do en say quare things, en make de niggers wonder ef he wa'n't gittin' out'n his mine. He got ter gwine roun' talkin' ter hisse'f, en singin' corn-shuckin' songs, en laffin' fit ter kill 'bout nuffin.
Oh, hol' me, honey, hol' me, er I'll laf myse'f ter def. I ain' nebber laf' so much sence I be'n bawn. "'W'at you laffin' at, Hot-Foot? "'Yah, yah, yah! W'at I laffin' at? W'y, I's laffin' at myse'f, tooby sho', laffin' ter think w'at a fine 'oman I made. "Chloe tu'nt pale, en her hea't come up in her mouf.
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