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Lancey appeared to beckon, and she returned. She was weeping quietly. "Why do you weep, dear?" I asked in Russian. "Oh! you have been so ill," she replied, with an anxious look and a sob. "So, then," I said, looking at Lancey in surprise, "you are not delusions!" "No, sir, we ain't; but I sometimes fancy that everythink in life is delusions since we comed to this 'orrible land."

"'Orrible! 'Orrible!" said Hamilton; "and now I seem to catch the accusing eye of the chief officer, which means that he wants me to hop. God bless you, old man!" His sinewy paw caught the other's in a grip that left both hands numb at the finish. "Keep well," said Sanders in a low voice, his hand on Hamilton's back, as they walked to the gangway.

"Wot an 'orrible thing it is to be woke out o' a comf'r'able sleep." Just as he spoke the lighthouse received a blow so tremendous that all the men started and looked at each other for a moment in surprise. "I say, is it warranted to stand anything?" enquired Ruby seriously. "I hope it is," replied the smith, "else it'll be a blue lookout for us. But we don't often get such a rap as that.

"Orrible things to you 'orrible things.... Kick yer ugly.... Cut yer liver out... spread it all about, I will.... Outing doos. See? I don't care a dead rat one way or the uvver." And with a curious twisting gesture of the arm Uncle Jim receded until his face was a still, dim thing that watched, and the black shadows of the hedge seemed to have swallowed up his body altogether.

And one day the Lion remembered the day very well, for on that same day the newsboys ran up and down Jermyn Street shouting out the news of "a 'orrible disaster" to the British arms. It was then that a young lady came to the door in a hansom, and Prentiss went out to meet her and led her upstairs.

I'm goin' t' jab ye on th' beak t' begin with, then I'll 'ook my left t' your kidneys an' swing my right to your p'int an' crumple ye up with a jolt on your perishin' solar plexus as 'll stiffen you till th' day o' doom!" "'Oly angels!" murmured Mr. Brimberly, glancing hastily about. "Then while you lay bathed in 'orrible gore, I'm goin' t' twist them whiskers into a 'angman's knot!"

I was sent up there a couple of months ago to paint and varnish the lobby doors and I seen it meself. There's a pitcher called "The Day of Judgement" 'angin' on the wall just over it thunder and lightning and earthquakes and corpses gettin' up out o' their graves something bloody 'orrible!

'E seemed to cherish the 'ope that 'e might use the Gnome for 'is own 'orrible purposes; but what I told him about Mr. Jones's sad lack o' nerve comin' from Pompey, an' going dead slow on account of the dark, short-circuited that connection.

The Frenchman curled his upper lip back from his teeth and shook his head at the remembrance. "Jesu, dat's 'orrible sight! Dem fly is drive 'im crazee. Hees nose an' ears is look lak' holes in beeg red sponge, an' hees eye are close up tight." "He died before you got him in, didn't he?" "Yes. He was good man, too.

"Orful shootin' scrape!" "'Orrible haccident!" and so on. They climb up on the steps of the stage, thrust their grim little faces in the windows, and almost bring nervous passengers to their feet by their yells; or, scrambling into a street car, they will offer you their papers in such an earnest, appealing way, that, nine times out of ten, you will buy them out of sheer pity for the boys.

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