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"I was sayin' what ye wadna hearken till, an that's enouch," she answered, willing to show offence. "Say 't again, gran'mamma, if you please. I wasna noticin'." "Na! Is' warran' ye frae noticin'! There ye winna gang, whaur yer ain fule fancy does na lead the w'y.
It was pleasant to see Andy's sensitive face glow with delight at being thus publicly commended by that potentate of the family, his mother. Mrs. O'Callaghan saw it. "And did you think I wasn't noticin' because I didn't say nothin'?" she asked him.
"'When you go back to the track will you put me wise so I can win? she says. "'You bet I will, girlie! I says. 'Any time I cut loose a good thing you gets the info right from the feed-box. "De Mott keeps noticin' us stickin' together. He's talkin' to her once when I'm passin' by. "'He's on the square, she says pretty loud. 'And that's more than you can say about a lot of people I know.
"'Mornin', Harum; how you feelin'? he says, gettin' up an' shakin' hands; an' as we passed the time o' day, I noticed him noticin' my coat. You see as they dried out, the egg spots got to showin' agin. "'Got somethin' on your coat there, he says. "'Yes, I says, tryin' to scratch it out with my finger nail. "'Have a cigar? he says, handin' one out. "'Never smoke on an empty stomach, I says.
What puzzles me is how the dickens he managed to drive that Ford of his over the German trenches without noticin' 'em, and back again besides." "Well," said Doc, desiring to be fair, "it seems to be the habit of soldiers to lie a little.
No we can't seem to want to think about Thanksgiving or Christmas or like that." They all turned their grave lined faces toward us. "We want to let the holidays just slip by without noticin'," Miss Viny told us. "Seems like it hurts less that way." Libbie Liberty smiled wanly. "Don't you know," she said, "when you hold your hand still in hot water, you don't feel how hot the water really is?
He sticks close behind Llanders and plugs along just as if he was used to scramblin' through a muddy hole three hundred feet or so below the grass roots. That's what it is to be 100 per cent in love. All he could think of was gettin' that ring back and renewin' cordial relations with the lovely Marcelle. But I was noticin' enough for two.
You'll be noticin' that we have 'em here and there along the line," and he showed them where, a little distance down the track, there were a number placed in racks made of posts, so that they might not rust. From his pocket the track-walker pulled a red flag. It seemed that he carried it there for just such emergencies.
The freckled lad broke out into a gurgle of laughter, at which the black, swarthy man beside him wheeled round in a rage. "What you cacklin' at, Mac?" he demanded, in a low voice. "Oh, the things I notice," returned that youth jauntily, meeting the other's anger without the flicker of an eyelid. "It ain't healthy to be so noticin'," insinuated the other.
No more than a gopher is admirin' a side-winder." "Latimer," said Harlan, "don't like my style of beauty either. I've been noticin' it. He's a mighty interestin' man.
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