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"I didn't relish the idea of setting here in the road all night," explained Persis, still with an air of relief. "Seems fairly providential your coming along in the nick o' time." "Fact is," said Thad sullenly, "we're not going home for a while." "Well, I'm in no real hurry," Persis returned obligingly. "If the children get hungry, Mary'll feed 'em.

Thyrza sat in her usual place by the window, now reading for a few minutes, now dreaming. Lydia had some stockings to be darned; she became at length so silent that her sister turned to look at her. Her head had dropped forward. She slumbered for a few minutes, then started to consciousness again, and laughed when she saw Thyrza regarding her. 'I suppose Mary'll be here directly? she said.

So the Cock ran to the Sow and said: 'Dear good friend Sow, give me bristles, the bristles I'll give to the Shoemaker, the Shoemaker'll give me shoes, the shoes I'll give to the Virgin Mary, the Virgin Mary'll give me a red ribbon, the red ribbon I'll give to the Linden, the Linden'll give me leaves, the leaves I'll give to the Spring, the Spring'll give me water, the water I'll give to Dame Partlet my mate, who lies at death's door in the hazel-wood.

Unconsciously a trace of the former stiffness returned to his manner as he arose heavily. "I think I'd better be going." His mouth twitched in an effort at pleasantry. "Mary'll be dying to give me the details." Chantry did not smile, did not again ask the other to resume his seat. Instead, he himself arose, stood facing his guest squarely.

If you can git together somethin' to feed 'em on, mother, they say they'd as soon sleep on the straw in the barn as anywheres else." "There's plenty to eat, such as it is, but Ruth Mary'll have it all to do. I can't be on my feet." Mrs.

"If I go in the back way Mary'll see me, and she'll say, 'bless an' save us! and make such a fuss that mother'll come out and it will be as bad as the front or side door!" complained the little girl. "I don't want to go home all wet!" "But you'll have to!" insisted Bunny. "You can't stay out here till you get dry. You must go to the house, Sue!"

McGuire, poor owld lady, she wuz good to me the day I left. Now ma, you sit down, me and Mary'll git along. Here Bugsey and Tommy and Patsey and Danny, here's five cents a piece for ye to go and buy what ye like, but don't ye buy anything to ate, for ye'll not need it, but yez can buy hankies, any kind ye like, ye'll need them now the winter's comin' on, and yez'll be havin' the snuffles."

We must be virtuous." "Then I move we go to Mother Yeo's for a last gorge. We owe her about ten bob, and Mary'll weep sore when she knows we're leaving," said Beetle. "She gave me an awful wipe on the head last time Mary," said Stalky. "She does if you don't duck," said McTurk. "But she generally kisses one back. Let's try Mother Yeo."

Look here," he said, "I don't know just how to put it it was twenty-five years ago, all that Mary'll tell you, if you ask her, that she's been absolutely happy every minute of all that time even when we were hiding in swamps and starving. Now that side of it wouldn't have entered the law's head, would it?" He smiled very peacefully. "Out here, of course," he said, "it's very different.

Anyhow, I'd rather have no scandal, old wives' or any other, about my wife's family." "I'm awfully fond of her," said Dick. "Well, as I said, it's your look-out. I don't know what Mary'll say, and you've only got six hundred a year of your own, Dick." "It seems to me we're in the deuce of a hurry " began Dick feebly, but his brother interrupted him.

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