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Then, while Park proceeded to carry out his ideas of accomplishing a certainty, I stood at the edge of the crowd, seeing nothing and feeling the most nervous and miserable man alive. Never while playing have I felt so uncomfortable as during those two or three minutes. After what seemed an eternity there rose from all round the ring one long disappointed "O-o-o-h!"
Hardy, tartly. "I have no relish for them. And as for your defence of cow punchers, I prefer gentlemen. Why Irene should wish to throw herself away when there are men like Mr. Conward " "Conward!" interrupted Dave. "He has the manners of a gentleman," she said, in a tone intended to be crushing. "And the morals of a coyote," Dave returned, hotly. "O-o-o-h," said Mrs. Hardy, in a low, shocked cry.
They be gone and have left me! oh, o-o-o-h!" "And husbands, besides; one for everybody!" spoke up a girl. "You forget that, Mrs. Peckaby." "Husbands besides," acquiesced Susan Peckaby, aroused from her moaning. "Every woman's sure to be chose by a saint as soon as she gets out. There's not such a thing as a old maid there, and there needn't be no widders." Mrs.
"If you don't I'll take back my promise, and won't stay," he added. "Then I'll promise," she said. "If he does it, I'll tell you. But I ain't I mean I am not afraid, except for Peter. Jed Hawkins will sure kill him if I take him back, Mister Roger. Will you keep him here? And o-o-o-h! if I could only stay, too "
This morning she discovered the tray in its usual place, dishes and silver intact, nothing missing. She's looking for the end of the world." "O-o-h!" quavered Alicia, while I could feel my knees knocking together. "O-o-o-h! How very, very singular! And and was that all?" "All! Wasn't that enough?
"It's it's like a large spider!" cried Peggy suddenly, "and what horrid hairy legs it has, and oh, Jess it's going to attack us!" "I do believe it is o-o-o-h!" The cry was a long drawn out one of shrill alarm as the "large spider," as Peggy had termed it, tucked its legs under its fat, hairy body and made a deliberate spring at the two girls.
There is a piece in the Fifth Reader 'The Downfall of Poland' that is just full of thrills. Of course, I wasn't in the Fifth Reader I was only in the Fourth but the big girls used to lend me theirs to read." "Were those women Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Hammond good to you?" asked Marilla, looking at Anne out of the corner of her eye. "O-o-o-h," faltered Anne.
"That might work with some people," negatived Dick, "but Darry is there, and he's impulsive. He might half kill us before he discovered his mistake. O-o-o-h, Dave!" "Hello!" answered Darrin, coming away from the campfire. Then he waited until the trio were close at hand before he went on: "I judge you didn't have any luck."
What passed in that single heart none can tell for certain but his Creator; nor what was uttered in that deplorable cry; love, sorrow, perplexity, dismay all these perhaps, and something of prayer for still he lifted his sorrowful face toward heaven as he cried out in sore perplexity, distress, and fear for his poor master oh! o-o-o-h! o-o-o-o-h! o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-h!
O-o-o-h!" said Johnny, "I wish I hadn't eaten so much! I hate going home." But he went bearing his sheaves with him, his presents and his five five-dollar bills and his stomach ache. And he said he wished he could go right straight back to Philadelphia! "Do you?" said Miss Lydia, faintly. "But she's funny, Aunt Lydia." "How 'funny'?"
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