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"Well, that straightens out our muchly involved affairs," John Parker declared. "Farrel, you've gotten back your ranch, with the exception of the Agua Caliente Basin, which wasn't worth a hoot to you anyway, you have two million dollars in good sound bonds and all the money you won on Panchito. By the way, if I may be pardoned for my curiosity, how much money did you actually win that day?"
I know one man and he's a man of varid 'complishments who often reads my articles over 20 times afore he can make anything of 'em at all. Our skoolmaster to home says this is a pecoolerarity of geneyus. My wife says it is a pecoolerarity of infernal nonsens. She's a exceedin' practycal woman. I luv her muchly, however, and humer her little ways.
I cleared my throat and tremblin sed, "Betsy, you're a Gazelle." I thought that air was putty fine. I waitid to see what effeck it would hav upon her. It evidently didn't fetch her, for she up and sed, "You're a sheep!" Sez I, "Betsy, I think very muchly of you." "I don't b'leeve a word you say so there now cum!" with which obsarvashun she hitched away from me.
As far back as I can remember it has been my one aim and object in life to escape company. Oh, if only one need never grow up! If I could only go back four years and stay there! Mother laments over it muchly. She says she doesn't know what she has done to have such a shy, unpresentable daughter. I know.
And he is still with them; hoping that they may multiply and replenish the earth, and spread Presbyterianism muchly. From the period of their denominational birth up to now the Preston Presbyterians have worshipped in the theatre of the Institution, Avenham a place which everybody knows and which we need not describe.
Bill raised himself in the bed and looked at me quite coolly. 'I was to your location a while since, he said. 'Met some friends of yours there too. I didn't cotton to 'em muchly. Something has eventuated. Is that so? 'Yes. I want your help. I told him shortly all I could tell him in the time. He listened quietly, and made no remark for a time. 'So ye hev' bin a road agent.
Temple, and of "Old Man" Burton, and "Pop" this and that. "General Pershing?" "The same. You've heard of him, haven't you? Very muchly, huh?" "Why don't you wear it?" Tom asked. "Why? Well, I'll tell you why. When your friend, Thatchy, followed me on that crazy trip of mine he borrowed some money for railroad fare, didn't he? And he had a Gold Cross that he used to get the money, huh?
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