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Updated: June 6, 2025
The young man waited till they were within whispering distance of each other, and then he gasped: "Where you been?" The boy answered, promptly, "None your business," and went up the steps before the young man, with a lop-eared, liver-colored mongrel at his heels. He pulled off his ragged straw hat and flung it on the floor of the porch. "Dinner over?" he demanded.
We sipped the beverage, agreeing Balzac had well named it ce boisson fade et melancolique; the novelist's disdain being the better understood as we reflected he had doubtless only tasted it as concocted by French ineptitude. We were very merry over the liver-colored liquid, as we sipped it and quoted Balzac.
The procession passed on, and at ten minutes past twelve everybody had gone back to sleep again. "In the afternoon the interpreter came around and smiled as he laid his hand on the big red jar we usually kept ice-water in. "'The ice-man didn't call to-day, says I. 'What's the matter with everything, Sancho? "'Ah, yes, says the liver-colored linguist. 'They just tell me in the town.
At that moment an English bull-terrier, white, with liver-colored spots and a jaunty manner, approached him, snuffling in a friendly way. No sooner had the bull-terrier smelt his collar than he fell to expressing his joy at meeting him. The Airedale's reserve was quite thawed by this welcome, though he did not know just what to make of it. "I know you!
The difference isn't a big one when you can only see a liver-colored patch through a clump of bracken. Besides, there was a hare." "Undoubtedly," cried somebody. "Lawson got it." Then they came in one after another, and while some of them spoke to their hostess and the other women Leslie walked up to the little table where several letters were spread out.
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