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"She's makin' faces at me yes, she's actually attempting to laugh!" "The darling!" came from the next room, in emphatic tones. "Mariar!" "Well, dear." "Is Sammy down in the parlour?" "I don't know. Why?" "Because he's not in his room tumti-iddidy-too-too you charming thing!" It must be understood that the latter part of this sentence had reference to the baby, not to Mrs Twitter.
'Adar, only daughter of Captain John Davis and Mariar his wife, aged five. I had a doll for her on board. I never took the paper off'n that doll, Herrick; it went down the way it was with the Sea Ranger, that day I was damned."
For, will you believe it, she was not a widger woman as has experience in the ways of men, but a huzzy in a bragian cap like them the Nuns wear in "Mariar Monk," as you may have seen it in the small sweet-shops, at a penny. And her hands as white as her papistry cap, and she a turning up of her nose at what I had took, and a presuming to give ME advice about nussing, as St.
I questioned incredulously, as the whole scene and its dread possibilities unrolled before my mental vision. "Ther nigger I held up hed a despatch fer Heintzelman over on ther left, an' then Mariar she sorter pumped a young fule staff officer fer ther rest o' it," he replied promptly.
Wal, wal, I must git along hum Mariar Jane'll be wonderin' where I be. Good night, all on ye!" and Biah's retreating wagon wheels were off in the distance, rattling furiously, for, notwithstanding Maria Jane's wondering, Biah was resolved not to let an hour slip by without declaring the wonderful tidings at the store.
"Yes, my dear, and they are still loans," murmured the husband. "And don't we give a little I sometimes think too little regularly to the poor, and to the church, and haven't we got a nest-egg laid by in the Post-office savings-bank?" "All true, Mariar, and all your doing. But for your thrifty ways, and economical tendencies, and rare financial abilities, I should have been bankrupt long ere now."
Thus, and not in treacled cadences, intrigued Mariar and Sir Thomas in the back alley. "Do you like it here?" asked the doctor. "Yop. But sometimes I feel wasted " "You don't look wasted " "No " after a hasty glance in the wall mirror. "Don't you get sick of the sight of food?" "Here, oh, no! I don't know any lovelier sight than our kitchens yes, yes, sir, I'll get your pied frotatoes at oneth."
As they cleared the line of the column, Bungay rolled off the animal's back, and, in his eagerness, came down on all fours. "Well," I said sarcastically, "what do you think of your mule now?" "By Jinks, Cap," and his face lit up with intense admiration as he surveyed the animal, "durned if I don't take him hum. Gee! whut a scrap Mariar an' thet muel kin have!"
I see more ner a hundred an' fifty in one bunch up on ther White Briar two week ago, an' they're worse ner a parcel er pirates. I reckon as how they got Mariar, but I 'll bet she giv 'em a hot ol' time afore she done quit."
Thus the small table was full. "Mariar, my dear," said Mr Twitter, referring to some remarkable truism which his wife had just uttered, "we must just take things as we find 'em. The world is not goin' to change its course on purpose to please us. Things might be worse, you know, and when the spoke in your wheel is at its lowest there must of necessity be a rise unless it stands still altogether."
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