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Updated: June 21, 2025
"Ain't it, though?" "Look! What's in there a exhibit?" They paused before a white-lighted store-front, and read, laboriously: FREE TUBERCULOSIS EXHIBIT "Oh!" She dragged at his arm. "Aw, come on, Sweetness; nothing but a lot of T.B.'s." "Let's let's go in. See, it's free. Looka! it's all lit up and all; see, pictures and all." "Say, ain't I enough of a dead one without dragging me in there? Free!
"Your boss is in big luck," continued the visitor, pleasantly ignoring Calamity's manner. "The worst horse and the worst jock in the world a prize package for fair! Last Chance! His name ought to be No Chance!" "Now looka here," whined Calamity, "I never tried to queer anything for you, did I? Live and let live; that's what I say, and let a guy get by if he can.
I s'pose you think you'll walk up Fifth Avenoo in the church parade, an' folks'll stare at you, an' nudge each other an' whisper 'Looka there! That's Miss Cora Slawson that you read so much about in the papers. That one on the right-hand side, wearin' the French shappo, with the white ribbon, an' the grand vinaigrette onto it. Ain't she han'some?"
Dum-dum-tum-tee-tum-m-m! Some little quick-step, ain't it? How that boy reads off by sight! Looka, will you? They got them left-over ribbed undervests we sold last season for forty-nine cents out on the grab table for seventy-four. Looka the mob fighting for 'em! Dum-dum-tum-tee-tum-m-m!" The day's tide came in.
Muh face is muh fortune. It's earned me many a square meal; an' lemme tell you, Pink Cheeks, eatin' square meals is one of my favorite pastimes." "Say looka here!" bellowed the boss, wrathfully. "Just cut out this here Romeo and Juliet act, will you! That there ladder ain't for no balcony scene, understand.
The leaves rustled again, briskly, unmistakably this time. A heavy tread. A rough voice. "Say, looka here! Get out of there, you! What the " A policeman, red-faced, wroth. "You can't do that! Get outa here!" It was like a movie, Nick thought. The girl turned her head. "Oh, now, Mr. Elwood," she said. "Oh, it's you, miss," said the policeman.
Here we sit, with three times as much food before us as we can eat; and all over this city are poor devils with nothing to eat, and no homes to go to don't you know that's true, Abey? Don't you know it, Maw?" "Looka here, kid," said the magnate; "you know vot'll happen to you if you git to broodin' over tings? You git your face full o' wrinkles you already gone and spoilt your make-up."
He laughed raucously. "Looka the spacer!" Someone else in the crowd said, "What's he doing in the city anyway? He jump ship?" "Yeah? Why ain't he in the Enclave like all the rest of them?" Alan looked from one to the other with a troubled expression on his face. He didn't want to touch off any serious incident, but he was determined not to let these Earthers push him around, either.
Dum-dum-tum-tee-tum-m-m! Some little quickstep, ain't it? How that boy reads off by sight! Looka, will you? They got them left-over ribbed undervests we sold last season for forty-nine cents out on the grab table for seventy-four. Looka the mob fighting for 'em! Dum-dum-tum-tee-tum-m-m!" The day's tide came in.
"Ain't it, though?" "Look! What's in there a exhibit?" They paused before a white-lighted store front and he read laboriously: FREE TUBERCULOSIS EXHIBIT "Oh!" She dragged at his arm. "Aw, come on, Sweetness; nothing but a lot of T.B.'s." "Let's let's go in. See, it's free. Looka it's all lit up and all; see, pictures and all." "Say, ain't I enough of a dead one without dragging me in there? Free!
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