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"Old Uncle Peter sung both de legs out of dat oldest cheer, last week," suggested Mose. "You go long! I'll boun' you pulled 'em out; some o' your shines," said Aunt Chloe. "Well, it'll stand, if it only keeps jam up agin de wall!" said Mose. "Den Uncle Peter mus'n't sit in it, cause he al'ays hitches when he gets a singing. He hitched pretty nigh across de room, t' other night," said Pete.
An' I ha'n't said nothin' to nobody, 'cause, you know, de Doctor, he says people mus'n't mind nothin' 'bout der dreams, 'cause dreams belongs to de ole 'spensation." "Well, well, well!" said Miss Prissy, "I am sure I don't know what to think. What time in the morning was it that you dreamed it?" "Why," said Candace, "it was jest arter bird-peep.
"Nevah you min', honey Aunt Bettie'll have somethin' fur de occasion it's a shame dat doctah won't let Captain Gordon hab no pie nor nuthin', but makes him eat jest dem beat biscuits, when he likes de soft ones so much de best. I'll be ready, chile, on de day 'fore Christmas, so don' you worry yourse'f 'bout me." "But you mus'n't make him anything that is bad for him, Aunt Bettie.
"I wasn't going to have you say I mus'n't! If you'd been willing, I shouldn't have gone a step." By this time they had reached Mr. Eastman's gate. "You tell if you dare!" said Johnny. And, after that, Dotty never thought any longer of trying to conceal a single item of their remarkable adventure. Since Johnny had dared her, she would certainly tell. Dotty saw her father through the window.
I tell you what you must do: We'll be in town day after tomorrow night and I want you to come down to the house and take supper with us." "I'll be there." "But you mus'n't guy Nancy. She'll be scared anyway." "I won't guy her. I shall feel more disposed to pronounce a benediction." "I'm glad you feel that way though we don't want the occasion to be solemn. Where are you going?"
Then, he fell into an insensible, lifeless state, in which he lay fourteen days. Said he: "My mother dressed me for de grave; but as my limbs did not stiffen, Mada Malachi sent for a doctor who placed a glass before my face, an' moisture gathered on it. He tole 'em it was not entirely cole over de heart, an' da mus'n't bury me until decomposition took place, cuze it might be a trance.
You shall have my consent and the plum, we mus'n't forget the plum let me see! when shall it be? To-day's Sunday isn't it? Well, then, you shall be married precisely precisely, now mind! when three Sundays come together in a week! Do you hear me, sir! What are you gaping at?
The Court hain't any 'bjection to your thinking all the cuss words you want to, but you mus'n't speak 'em when she's about. You understand the position of the Court?" "I'd be a fool if I didn't," growled the accused. "It's onnecessary to understand 'em in order to be a fool, Mr. Bidwell, but how 'bout your second offence, when you used the word 'thunder, and addressed it to the gal herself?"
"The gentleman don't want any breakfast, mother; he only wants a ride round to Captain Grant's, and he ha'n't got the manners to ask for it, like a gentleman; he must have it. I say he mus'n't in my buggy, for I a'n't goin' that way." "Why, son, the gentleman of course expects to pay for it." "Yes, Madam," said Chip, "I am willing and expect to bleed freely." Frank.
"I'll bet it's because they ate that peach!" cried the kitten. "It wasn't a peach, Eureka," said Dorothy. "I only hope it wasn't poison." "It was fine, Dorothy," called one of the piglets. "We'll eat all we can find of them," said another. "But WE mus'n't eat them," the Wizard warned the children, "or we too may become invisible, and lose each other.
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