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It was the mode to do this, and it was rather a stigma upon any young man of family not to have been an occasional looker on at that perpetual military game. His brother Frederic, as already narrated; had tried his chance for fame and fortune in the naval service, and had lost his life in the adventure without achieving the one or the other. This was not a happy augury for the head of the family.
"Well, I cal'late he would be hard to beat, even here on the Cape," agreed the inquisitive old man. He took a pinch of snuff and prepared to enjoy it. Suddenly remembering his wife's nervousness, he shouted in a high key: "Looker out Prue! A-choon!" "Good Well, ye did warn me that time, Ira, for a fact.
He summoned up what little courage he could, therefore, and came slowly down a ladder that he had reared against the side of the barn furthest from the house. Bob waited until Looker was fairly on the ground before making a move.
Languidly sinking into her seat, she said to her escort with a smile: "Don't they stare? You'd think they had never seen a woman before." Brockton laughed as he lit a fresh cigar. "How do you know they're staring at you? I'm not such a bad looker myself." Laura ran over the menu to see what there was to tempt her appetite. "Bring me some lobster," she said to the waiter.
I know, and everybody else knows, that clothes do count no matter what we say to the contrary. I'll bet you're some looker when you're dolled up! Please," she continued "just try it for a gamble?" "I don't see how I can," he objected. "The chances are I could never pay you back, and there is no reason in the world why you should loan me money. You are certainly under no obligation to me."
Lives in a brownstone out on Lenox Avenue. Met her first at at a tennis-match she was winning at at Forest Park Club." "Huh?" "Not a high-stepper or a looker like you in your day, Mae, none of that chorus pep you used to have. Neat, though. Great little kid for outdoors. Nice little shape, too. Not in your class, but but neat. Eyes like yours, Mae, only not not in your class.
"What fer a looker is she?" he demanded. "You'd better eat your supper before she gets here." "Bad as that?" "Worse," grimly. "I ain't got educated words enough to describe her." They had eaten by the light of the lantern, when they heard Kate coming. She lifted the flap of the tent and smiled her friendly smile upon them. "Goodness, but I'm glad I don't have to cook supper!
The relation between employer and employed was at once more patriarchal and less sharply defined at Ansdore than it was at North Farthing Martin tried to picture his father sitting down to dinner with the carter and the looker and the housemaid ... it was beyond imagination, yet Joanna did it quite naturally.
He turned aside in his chair and stopped the grinding of the graphophone. He made no further guess. Jim, with his dimple deepening, tossed the small paper into the air and caught it again deftly. "It's from the young lady from Noo York who's helping Mrs. Hudson," he said. "I guess she's kind of wishful for a beau. She's not much of a looker Girlie tells me." "Haven't you met her yet, Jim?"
Buck Looker was entirely unconscious of his approach, and was still fussing with the aerial when Bob's voice reached him, pleasant enough, but with a steely note in it that almost made the bully lose his hold on the roof. "Hello, Buck!" said Bob. "What are you doing up there?"
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