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I've told him he can't borrow no money from me on no such contraption, and so has Billy Dodd." Garrison mentally noted down the fact that Scott was in need of money. "What can you tell me of the man's appearance?" he added, after a moment of silence. "Did his face present any signs of agony?" "Nope. Just looked dead," said the coroner. "Were there any signs upon him of any nature?"
"Nope, I've retired," sez I. "You'd ought to have stuck around here until that tourist went home from his vacation," sez Bill, I reckon his name was still Bill, though for the life o' me I can't remember it plain, "he got the whole town hilarious on account o' the joke we'd played on him. He was game all right, an' he got me a job out to his uncle's, which I've held ever since off an' on."
I figured on laying low for a while, then opening up a few rooms for a good pusher or two, maybe a high-class duchess. Cost 'em more, but they'd be respectable. Only now I'm respectable myself, they don't look so good. But this honesty stuff, it's like dope. You start out on a little, and you have to go all the way." "It didn't affect Honest Izzy," Gordon pointed out. "Nope.
"In that light anybody that wanted to could get a bead on us." Hearing heavy, hurrying footsteps approaching, they stood up well back against the iron braces. "Police!" whispered Johnny. "You fellows shoot?" demanded one of the policemen as they came up and halted before the two boys. "Nope," Johnny answered. "No stallin' now." "Search us," Johnny suggested.
Rushing across the street, he intercepted that institutional gentleman in the act of dipping a brush into a can in front of Number 37. "Don't, for Heaven's sake, touch that front!" implored the improver of it. "Why not?" demanded the Estate. "I want to rent it. As it is. From to-day." The Mordaunt Estate turned a dull, Wagboomish look of denial upon him. "Nope," said he.
Do you mean to say you don't know where?" "Nope," said Jones he had acquired a few American idioms "I'm clear out of my reckoning are you an American?" "No, I'm English," replied the other. "This is very curious, you don't recognise me, well well well let's sit down and have a talk, maybe recollection will come to you give it time it is easier to think sitting down than standing up."
"But please, sir," said the girl, with immense gravity, "mayn't I let him die, and not find out what's ailing him, so I can marry the maire?" "Nope," firmly, "you got to Say, gee! I didn't expect to tell you all this make-b'lieve.... I'm afraid you'll think it's awful fresh of me." "Oh, I loved it really I did because you liked to make it up about poor Istra.
He just liked to chase them once in a while. "Are you hurt, Laddie?" asked Russ. "No. Are you?" "Nope. Say! but didn't Zip run fast, though?" "Terrible fast. Faster than when he chased the rabbit." There were a few red spots on Zip's nose where the cat had scratched him. The dog licked them away with his tongue, and looked rather silly. It wasn't very often a cat stayed to fight him.
Thomas shook his head and said, "Nope." "Did you find it?" I asked. He nodded. "I always find fings," he said. Beyond that I could get nothing out of him. I have not often sat out with a more embarrassing partner. To be continually stared at and never spoken to would, I think, make the boldest woman shy. There was a stolidity about Thomas that promised well for England's future.
A sand-storm ain't got nothin' on her when she gets her back up." "Your car must be unique," suggested Walter Stone. "Nope. She ain't a 'Yew-neck. I forget her brand. I ain't had her very long. But I can run her now better than that little two-dollar-and-a-half excuse they lent me in Los. He loses his nerve comin' up the cañon there.
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