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As for the boy, anticipation and dread are writ on his mean, but the man is waitin' impatient outside to take him away. The partin' must come. You turn away, glad you can't see that last kiss. Then there wuz "Holy Night," the Christ Child, with its father and mother, and some surroundin' worshippers of both sects.
"When dey was partin', he says, says he, `Mis'r Amstrung, you mus' promise me not to 'tempt to meet my darter before leaving. I know'd, by de long silence and den by de way he speak dat Massa Lawrence no like dat, but at last he says, says he, `Well, kurnel, I do promise dat I'll make no 'tempt to meet wid her, an' den he hoed away. Now, Quashy, what you t'ink ob all dat?"
Goin' around alone and not havin' his thoughts sidetracked by some one taggin' along is what he likes better'n anything else. He's always done it in Bubble Creek and never got into any trouble before that is, none to speak of. But he'll promise to cut out janitors and cab drivers. As for the ear muffs, he couldn't think of partin' with them.
"Wal, kid, we've come to the partin' of the ways," said Herky, with a strange smile on his smug face. "Herky, won't you ride in with me?" "Naw, I reckon it'd not be healthy fer me." "But you haven't even a saddle or blanket or any grub." "I've a friend across hyar a ways, a rancher, an' he'll fix me up. But, kid, I'd like to hev thet hoss. He was Buell's, an' Buell owed me money.
Well, very well then. There was wan time the Spider an' the Gout was thravellin' together, goin' to seek their fortun's. Well, they come to the crass roads. 'Lookit here, says the Spider, 'it's time for you an' me to be partin' company, says he; 'I'm goin' up along here to the right, says he, 'to that great big house on the hill.
"I'm glad all men aren't like that." "Well, he remembers that awful thing you said about partin' " Mrs. Farnshaw began. "But this isn't any new thing in him, ma. He's always been that way," Elizabeth objected, determined not to let her mother start on that subject to-day. "Oh, I know it! They all get that way if they're let; think they own everything in sight.
It was true he was nobody's dog; and he was fascinated by soldiers and military music, and so, perhaps "I'll no' be reconciled to parting Eh, man, that's what Auld Jock himsel' said when he was telling me that the bit dog must be returned to the sheep-farm: 'It wull be sair partin'." Tears stood in the unashamed landlord's eyes. Glenormiston was pulling Bobby's silkily fringed ears thoughtfully.
Says I, "So do; and, if you get lost, you jest enquire at the Corners of old Grout Nickleson, and he will set you right." He smiled agin, and said "he wouldn't fail to enquire if he got lost." And then I removed the boy by voyalence, for he was a askin' questions agin, faster than ever; and he poured out over his shoulder a partin' dribble of questions, that lasted till we got outside.
The empress entered the small audience-chamber adjoining her cabinet, and ringing a bell, gave orders that Count von Gortz and Count Partin should be admitted. Then she glided to an arm-chair, the only one in the room, and awaited her visitors, who, conformable to the etiquette of the Russian court, bowed three times before the all-powerful czarina.
"Throth, an' on that account," replied M'Mahon, "I'm not goin' to part wid it for the best pair that ever were made. No, no, Bryan; I like everything that I've known long. When my heart gets accustomed to anything or to anybody" here he glanced affectionately at his wife "I can't bear to part wid them, or to think of partin' wid them."
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