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If he knew her value right, he'd rather lose his greatness and his fortune piece by piece and beg his way in rags from door to door, I say to some and all, he would! cried Susan Nipper, bursting into tears, 'than bring the sorrow on her tender heart that I have seen it suffer in this house! 'Woman, cried Mr Dombey, 'leave the room.
"Well, if it meets with your approval, fellows, let's get busy right now and build our moth trap." "Right-o. No more procras something-or-other, as Bruce said the other day. We'll get busy immediately," said Bud Weir. "Well, first of all I think we should talk it over with Mr. Ford. He will be able to see flaws in our plans where we can't, you know," said Nipper. "That was exactly my idea.
Arriving at his journey's end, he leaped out, and breathlessly announcing his errand to the servant, followed him straight into the library, we there was a great confusion of tongues, and where Mr Dombey, his sister, and Miss Tox, Richards, and Nipper, were all congregated together. 'Oh! I beg your pardon, Sir, said Walter, rushing up to him, 'but I'm happy to say it's all right, Sir.
The baby soon appeared, carried in great glory by Richards; while Florence, in custody of that active young constable, Susan Nipper, brought up the rear. Though the whole nursery party were dressed by this time in lighter mourning than at first, there was enough in the appearance of the bereaved children to make the day no brighter. The baby too it might have been Miss Tox's nose began to cry.
In Mr Dombey's carriage, Dombey and Son, Miss Tox, Mrs Chick, Richards, and Florence. In a little carriage following it, Susan Nipper and the owner Mr Chick.
Say you lost your father in the town, and this chap said he knew where 'e was, and if you see me you don't know me. Nor yet that redheaded chap wot you never see." He looked down at the small, earnest face turned up to his own. "You are a little nipper," he said affectionately. "I don't know as I ever noticed before quite wot a little 'un you was. Think you can stick it?
He knew Gourlay could not put forty words together in public, and that in his dilemma he would blunder and give himself away. Gourlay evaded the question. "It would be better to convene a meeting," he bawled to the Provost, "to consider the state of some folk's back doors." That was a nipper to Wilson! "There's a stink at the Cross that's enough to kill a cuddy!"
Feb. 4. it snowed hard all day all the fellers are whacking cats head on each others back. you take some chork and chork the inside of your hand and your ferst and last finger and then you wet your fingers and make eyes and nose and mouth in your chorky hand and then you wate til a feller comes along and then you lam him one on the back and it makes the funniest cats head on his back you ever see with eyes and nose and mouth and 2 long ears whitch your fingers made. i got 5 on my back today and i got 1 on Beany and 2 on Pewt and 1 on Pop Clark and 1 on Nipper Brown.
"Thank goodness we're here at last," exclaimed Nipper Knapp, as he began to gather his luggage together. "That's the best news I've heard to-day," insisted Bud Weir, swinging his suitcase to his shoulder and crowding out into the aisle with the rest of the scouts.
And here comes Bruce with the last load of lamps. Come on, fellows, and help unload the sleigh," shouted Bud Weir as Jiminy finally reached the ground after he had finished wiring the big star in place. "Right-o-o! and last man to the curb is no good," shouted Nipper Knapp, starting to run.
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