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Bunfit, a thick-headed sort of man, in Gager's opinion, although, no doubt, he had by means of industry been successful in some difficult cases. "'Is lordship ain't stirred," said Bunfit. "How do you mean, stirred, Mr. Bunfit?" "Ain't moved nowheres out of London." "What should he move out of London for? What could he get by cutting?
"'That, says the postmaster, sure o' support, 'ain't the question. "'I thought it couldn't be, says Abel, amiable. 'Well, what is the question? Whether prayer is prayer, no matter where you're prayin'? "'Oh, no, says Eppleby Holcomb, soothin', 'it ain't that. "'I thought it couldn't be that, says Abel. 'Is it whether the Lord is in dedicated spots an' nowheres else?
And meanwhile Ibrahim, though always well paid and well treated, had sunk out of importance, and was become, in the eyes of men, "like one dog what eat where him can and sleepin' nowheres." Who had driven out Mohammed? Isaacson was interested to know that. He was informed, with the usual variations of the East, that Mrs. Armine had wanted Hamza.
"Yes, I've seen him," said Dexter, who felt no inclination to enlighten the boy further. "Ah, he could fish," said the boy, baiting and throwing in again. "My name's Dimsted Bob Dimsted. So's father's. He can fish as well as grandfather. So can I," he added modestly; "there ain't a good place nowheres in the river as we don't know. I could take you where you could ketch fish every swim."
Well, just like fire! And do you know something else?" he asked in a whisper of great significance. "What?" asked the sub-lieutenant in a fright. "It's remarkable, that nowheres, neither in Paris, nor in London believe me, this was told me by people who had seen the whole wide world never, nowhere, will you meet with such exquisite ways of making love as in this town.
I knew to what he referred, what gratitude was moving in his breast. "Wal, thar now, Cap'n Pharo Kobbe! ain't Vesty Kirtland worthy?" "Vesty!" said the captain, undismayed "Vesty 's an amazin' gal, but she ain't nowheres along o' major!" "Wal, I must say! I wonder whatever put you in such a takin' to major." He did not say.
"I am not a larned man, please your lordship," says I, "and I cannot honestly say I read it nowheres, but I heerd the words from a book your lordship have had news of: they do call it the Holy Bible. But they tell me that they of your lordship's persuasion like it not." "You are very much mistaken there, Thomas," says he.
Where you been?" "Oh, nowheres. Bumming round. Park." He turned in the direction of the stairway. Elmer lounged after him. "Oh, say, dame's been calling you for the last hour and a half. Like to busted the phone. Makes me sick." "Aw, Bauers." "No, that wasn't the name. Name's Mary or Berry, or something like that. A dozen times, I betcha. Says you was to call her as soon as you come in.
I should have GOT feeble-minded if I'd had any more of that kind of talk. What made her ask if a sick woman like Comfort was 'in' and 'to home'? Couldn't be nowheres else, could she?" "Rubbish! she meant could Mrs. Paine see folks, that's all." "See 'em! How you talk! She ain't blind." "Oh, my soul and body! She was tryin' to ask if she might make a call on Comfort."
Paine in? says she. 'In? says I " "Just like a poll parrot," interjected Dorinda. "Are you goin' to let me tell this or ain't you? 'In? says I; hadn't sensed it yet, you see. 'Is Mrs. Paine to home? she says. Now your ma, Ros, ain't never been nowheres else BUT home sence land knows when, so I supposed she must mean somebody else. 'Who? says I, again. 'Mrs. Comfort Paine, says she.
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