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The Indian nodded and went on: "And last of the news of forest and lake and river is word of the meeting of canoes, the half of one-ten, laden with goods and going up the river, which passed but few suns back. A sun-man sat in the first, beautiful of face and with hair like light, who strove to barter. But the Assiniboines come to their brothers.
Berry fine cucumbers first-rate cucumbers dese." "They look rather over-ripe," Vincent said. "Not a bit, sah; dey just ripe. Dis berry fine one-ten cents dis." "You are putting up your prices, darkey, and are making a fortune out of us," Vincent said as he took the cucumber, which was a very large and straight one.
Take you the sum and sign you the paper bach." Having acted accordingly, Dai cast his gaze on the shelves and on the floor, and he walked about judging aloud the value of what he saw: "Tea, three-pound-ten; biscuits, four-six; flour, four-five; firewood, five shillings; matches, one-ten; soap, one pound. Bring you these to Petersham. Put you them with the bed and the dishes I kindly lent you."
At one o'clock the doors were opened; at one-ten the eyes of the proprietor were made glad and his heart was uplifted within him by the sight of a strange procession, drawing nearer and nearer across the scuffed turf of the Common, and heading in the direction of the red ticket wagon.
I hope you'll have a successful summer sale." "Hadn't you better take his money?" said Mr. Ward. "We pay quarterly here." "Certainly it will save coming again. But business is business, even in the presence of the dead." "It's eighteen pounds. That's twelve weeks at one-ten." "Well, if you insist, insist you do. Prefer I would to have my brother Jacob back."
At one o'clock the doors were opened: at one-ten the eyes of the proprietor were made glad and his heart was uplifted within him by the sight of a strange procession, drawing nearer and nearer across the scuffed turf of the common, and heading in the direction of the red ticket wagon.
"Bought it from us at one-ten, and made us buy it back our own wheat at one-fifty." Hornung and his broker looked at each other in silence for a moment. Then all at once Hornung struck the arm of his chair with his fist and exploded in a roar of laughter. The broker stared for one bewildered moment, then followed his example. "Sold! Sold!" shouted Hornung almost gleefully.
Every holiday that Vetsy asks me, you you back out. I I won't go without you, mommy, and and I want to go, ma, I I want to!" "My Easter dinner and " "You, Mrs. Kaufman, with your Easter dinner! Ruby's right. When your mama don't go this time not one step we go by ourselves ain't it?" "Not a step." "But " "To-morrow, Mrs. Kaufman, we catch that one-ten train. Twelve o'clock I call in for you.
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