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You see, the majority of customers on my beat are very er small, and their pecuniary capabilities necessarily somewhat shall we say restricted? Consequently, I have adopted the er deferred payment system." "Land sakes!" said Mrs. Trapes, staring, "d'ye mean ter say " "That my method of business is strictly credit." "Now look-a-here, Mr.
He sat staring above it at the iron visage of the first selectman, who finally grew restive under this espionage. "Say, look-a-here, Pote Tate," he growled, levelling flaming eyes across the table, "if you think you're goin' to set there lookin' at me like a Chessy cat watchin' a rat-hole, you and me is goin' to have trouble, and have it sudden and have it vi'lent!"
"Look-a-here, Professor," he retorted, "I ain't feelin' any too pert right now, and I'll take a hop out o' you if you don't shet up!" The Professor looked grieved. "What's the matter of you?" he inquired. "Never you mind!" The knife went back to the leather again. "Let that horse roll if he wants to! It ain't any skin off your hands!" Which was the key-note of all assembled save the Professor.
"I mentioned this idee to Pete. "'Why'' says he, 'I should holler horray every time I'm most killed, he says. 'Is that what you mean? "'Look-a-here, says I, 'I'm able to mean all I'm capable of meanin' without any outside help.
I put the key in my pocket and walked over to the tree. It was now almost dark, but I could see that the dog, the tramp, and the tree still kept their respective places. "Look-a-here," said the individual in the crotch, "you don't know how dreadful oneasy these limbs gits after you've been settin up here as long as I have. And I don't want to have nuthin to do with no constables.
Big Tom was beaming at the stranger again, unaware of One-Eye's temper. "Say, I never had a' idear of meetin' one of you," he declared heartily, "But I'm glad to, I'll say that. Yes, sir, I'm glad to! By thunder!" His look traveled up and down One-Eye, not missing a detail. "Look-a-here!" returned One-Eye with insulting coldness. "This boy's hurt! Hurt bad! Y' savvy? Weak, too weak's a cat!
"I wonner where he got 'is stren'th from? I never seen a man do like that before. It was a funny thing. Well, he was a reg'lar jim-dandy." The youth desired to screech out his grief. He was stabbed, but his tongue lay dead in the tomb of his mouth. He threw himself again upon the ground and began to brood. The tattered man stood musing. "Look-a-here, pardner," he said, after a time.
This struggling emotion may have been generosity and it may have been remorse. Whatever it was, it prompted him to say, "Look-a-here, Glory, I'll help ye. I've got to go get somethin' t'eat, first off. Then, listen, you hain't got no money, have ye?" "What o' that? I've got eyes, an' I've got Bo'sn. I'm goin' to the ferry an' I'm goin' tell the ferry man just how 'tis.
He is delirious. A man came to the window, and I shot at him. Oh, Dick, I'm so glad you're back." In her great joy, she put her arms round his neck and kissed him. Old Doctor Lee, dismounting more leisurely, drawled his protest. "Look-a-here, Arlie. I'm the doctor. Where do I come in?" "I'll kiss you, too, when you tell me he'll get well."
Bruce had now at last left his companion, but still Aylmer Ross did not go and speak to her, though he was sitting alone. Musical chairs began in the studio. Someone was playing 'Baby, look-a-here, stopping suddenly in the middle to shouts of laughter and shrieks from the romping players. In the drawing-room some of the people were playing bridge. How dull the rest of the evening was!
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