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"No, nor his skill, I suppose. But he doesn't debauch himself, so he's always in perfect condition." "Haven't you a man in here who might be made nervy enough to kill him?" Sextus asked. "They would kill the man himself, of course, directly afterward, but we might undertake to enrich his relatives." Narcissus shook his head.
"Going to steal them over at Doc. Carpy's." "Nervy." "You can do it for me, Henry." "Me?" "I'll give you the key to his cabinet." "Where'd you get that?" "Met him on my way in. He was going up to Pettigrew's to look after the wounded. The window in the end of the wing opens into the operating room, where the supplies are." "I'd look fine climbing into a window at two hundred and twenty pounds."
He was a rather short, slight, nervy man, about thirty years of age, with a wide pink baldness running so far back from his prominent temples and forehead that when he tipped his face toward the blue joists overhead, enjoying the fatigue of a well-filled day, his polished skull sent back the firelight brilliantly. There was a light skirmish of conversation going on, in which he took no part.
And unless we did find it, thereby giving the gentlemen of the mask some incentive to match themselves against us once more, we were not likely to have the opportunity of breaking up a nervy bunch of murdering thieves.
Say, boss," and Sundown leaned toward Corliss confidentially and lowered his voice, "I ain't what you'd call a nervy man, but say, I got somethin' jest as good. I I " and Sundown staggered around feeling for the word he wanted. "I know. We'll look it up in the dictionary some day when we're in town. Here's ten dollars for your trip. If you need more, Kennedy will give it to you."
I have never had reason to worry over my daughter, and it seems to me a sure thing that she's not going to give me cause for it now. When she chooses her husband, she'll choose the right one, and she'll have her father's money; it won't matter very much whether he's rich or not. All I ask is that he should be straight and clean of mind, and nervy, and I guess Ida will see to that.
"Ever seen the sun rise, or took the time to look up and see several dozen or a couple of thousand or so stars glittering all at once?" "Aw, come off! We ain't doing teamwork in vaudeville." "Gee, wouldn't I like to take you out and be the first one to make you acquainted with a few of the things that are happening beyond Sixth Avenue if I ain't too nervy, little missy?"
"Howland will be sorry you let your man escape, if only because he prevented the carefully prepared speech he had been laboring over. It was pretty nervy of you, although Howland tells me they are all the time potting at Rodriguez and missing him. Still, I should think they would give you the Order of San Blanco." "I think I can struggle along without it," said Dan. "Good-night."
If, as was claimed, the message was now claimed by two, the holders would certainly be justified in using great caution in delivering it. He did not believe, either, that the telegraph officials had been nervy enough to resort to police protection. That would be to bring the matter into the courts, and he did not think those who were opposing him would care for that.
"We are keeping in mind the two hundred and sixty-six American sailors who perished when our good ship was sunk in the harbor at Havana last February. If we aren't a naval power now we may develop some sinews of strength before we are through. Your Uncle Sam is a nervy citizen, and it was a sorry day for proud old Spain when she lighted the fuse to blow up our good warship.
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