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When he saw Danny Meadow Mouse he stuck his tongue in his cheek and cried: "Cry-baby Danny Never'll be a manny! Run to mamma, Danny dear, And she will wipe away your tear!" Instead of crying Danny Meadow Mouse began to laugh. Striped Chipmunk stopped and took his tongue out of his cheek. Then he began to laugh too. "Do you want me to play with you?" asked Striped Chipmunk, suddenly.
He never'll give Bettie up without a fight. Look out he don't jump onto your neck." "No danger o' that," said Milton coolly. The Yohe boys were strangers in the neighborhood. They had come in with the wave of harvest help from the South and had stayed on into the winter, making few friends and a large number of enemies among the young men of "the crick."
And that horrible old man, he's so seedy and common just think of it and spoiling all our fun!" Jasper looked off over the sea, and said nothing. "As for that dreadful boy, his grandson, I think he's a boor. Goodness me I hope nobody will introduce him. I'm sure I never'll recognise him afterward." Jasper turned uneasily. "Please, Mr. King, do make Polly listen to reason," begged Fanny.
"If Uncle Richard would only hire a teacher," thought Noll, "and have them grow up with some knowledge in their heads, they'd never get so low and wretched as their parents. But that never'll be, I'm afraid. Oh! if I were only rich, how quick I'd change it all!"
Phoebe was in it till a little while ago, but now she comes here and sits in the kitchen while I'm gone. I don't want father to know that, for I hope it never'll come into his head he's so helpless; but I should be worried to death to have him left alone. So Phoebe sits there with her book, ready to spring if she should hear anything out o' the way."
And she got the towel and began to sop and to pat Adela's arm. "It never'll feel dry, it's perfectly awful ugh Polly Pepper," declared Adela, twisting away from Polly's fingers; "it's just like a wet snake ugh O dear me! and it gives me the creeps."
"It does seem a shame to put the shears to it but you never'll git any wear out of it the way it is, and I don't believe " "Mis' Hawley!" shrilled the voice of Minnie at the foot of the stairs. "There's a couple of drummers off'n the train, 'n' they want supper, 'n' what'll I give 'em?" "My heavens! That girl'll drive me crazy, sure!" Arline hurried to the door.
"I fancy," said Raven, "Nan'll tell you you've got nothing whatever to do with it. And really, Dick, you never'll get Nan by bullying her. Don't you know you won't?" Dick, having a perfectly good chance, turned the tables on him neatly. "That'll do," said he, remembering how Raven had shut him up when he dragged in Anne Hamilton. "We won't discuss Nan."
"I guess Eben Hanscom never'll let you step your foot out of his house now he's tolled you into it," Lizzie Ann West remarked incisively one afternoon, when Mariana, after a pleasant call on her, stood in the doorway, saying the last words the visit had not left room for. "He ain't goin' to bite into such pie-crust as yours, day in, day out, and go back to baker's trade."
"Oh dear," said Polly, resigning the needle with a big sigh, and leaning back to take a good stretch, followed by Phronsie's sympathizing eyes; "they never'll be on! And there goes the first bell!" as the loud sounds under Jane's vigorous ringing pealed up over the stairs. "There won't be time anyway, now! I wish there wasn't such a thing as shoes in the world!"
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