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"Now it seems to me," he resumed, "that most of these fellows who gum up their jail breaks make a mistake by hurrying. Suppose you just walk natural-like through that door and into the cage I just had the foresight to leave. That's it right on in." He turned the key which the jailer had left in the lock. "Now you're all right unless you start hollering," said Rathburn.
To a party member, to Comrade Schimmelweis, thinking natural-like I’m safe in his hands. I pay sixty marks—hard earned money—for a history of the world, and manage to squeeze the payments out o’ my wages, and then, all of a sudden, when half the price is paid, I’m to have my property taken from me without so much as a by your leave just because I’m two payments in arrears.”
It's more natural-like to speak to a gentleman like you as knows the world, than to a young lady as one hasn't a word to say against the handiest, liveliest, managingest!
"It was your example wot put it into his 'ead fust, I b'leeve," ses Sam, looking at Peter for 'im to notice 'ow clever he was. "And then, Sam and Ginger Dick being teetotallers too," ses Peter, "we all, natural-like, keep together." Mr. Goodman said they was wise men, and, arter a little more talk, he said 'ow would it be if they went out and saw a little bit of the great wicked city?
It was very good sport, but I should have liked it better if I could have lent a hand in the work. When there is a scrimmage, it is natural-like to wish to be in it. And I couldn't bear to see that black pirate fellow carry off the young gal, and all the gold and silver plates and candlesticks, and not be able just to go and rout out his nest of villains."
As to what has been done in the following pages by the young man who has been employed to look over these memoirs and put them into shape, it is not for me to speak. It may be that I think they might have read more natural-like had no other cook had a finger in the pie. The facts, however, are facts still. These have not been cooked.
I don't believe I've heard you make a rhyme to- day," smiled Miss Dorothy. Susan sighed and shook her head. "Yes, I know. I don't make 'em much now. Somehow they don't sing all the time in my heart, an' burst out natural-like, as they used to. I think them days when I tried so hard to sell my poems, an' couldn't, kinder took the jest out of poetizin' for me.
"That night at supper, while they were all eatin' an' talkin' in low tones, the mate said in an easy off-hand tone, `Hand me your knife, Zola, for a moment. Now, his askin' that was so natural-like that the man at once did what he was asked, though next moment he saw the mistake.
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