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Oh, no! they might leave me alone for ever and a day and I would care not a pin-head, but it's Dugald I'm thinking of a Major-General one of the only three in the shire, and Colin a Cornal and both of Keils. The Sheriff's lady might leave me out of her routs if she pleasured it, but she has no cause to put my brothers to an insult like this."
"It is their grand final move before bringing out Ferris as the new-made capitalist. My life would not be worth a pin-head. And Witherspoon would be far away out of reach. Irma lost to me forever!" The jealous lover could almost see the crowded opera-house and hear that now familiar witching voice.
Reverdin originated the procedure of epidermic grafting. Small grafts the size of a pin-head doing quite as well as large ones. Unfortunately but little diminution of the cicatricial contraction is effected by Reverdin's method.
In her batiste nightgown she was standing at the bureau engaged in the invariable rites of wishing that she had a real dressing-table with a triple mirror, of bending toward the streaky glass and raising her chin to inspect a pin-head mole on her throat, and finally of brushing her hair.
Then a young doctor clad in white duck and carrying a three-fold medicine case, stepped inside. "Sucked down by the sand and hauled out again, Doc," Tom explained. The physician looked closely at his patient and Harry drove out the men who had no especial business there. "A little pin-head of glonoin on his tongue for a beginning," decided the physician, opening his case.
It does not make for domestic happiness; and why, Oh why, do some of our best men marry such odd little sticks of pin-head women, with a brain similar in caliber to a second-rate butterfly, while the most intelligent, unselfish, and womanly women are left unmated?
"Ought to be finished to-morrow." "Schedule it for Thursday. We'll make the old boy squeal yet. Do you believe the boy when he says that his father didn't send him?" "Sounded straight. Pretty straight boy he looked like to me, anyway." "Pretty fresh kid, I think. And a good deal of a pin-head. Distributing agency for the old man's money, I guess. He won't get anywhere."
"What do you make of it, Dick?" asked Crane calmly, as he brought his glasses to his eyes and stared out into the black heavens, studded with multitudes of brilliant and unfamiliar stars. "I don't make it at all, Mart. By the feel, I should say we were falling toward something that would make our earth look like a pin-head.
Oats cannot be suitably prepared, however, in a common feed-mill. The hulled oats are what is wanted. They can be purchased as the common rolled oats, or sometimes as cut or pin-head oatmeal. The latter form would be preferred, but either of these is an excellent chick feed. Oats in these forms are expensive and should be purchased in bulk, not in packages.
And at his girth raced the compact bay son of Hanover; galloping, galloping with a stout heart and eager reaching head; straining every sinew, and muscle, and nerve; in his eye the brave desire, not to be denied. Ah, gallant little bay! On his back was the offspring of unthinking parents a pin-head. Perhaps the Evil One had ordained him to the completion of Langdon's villainy with Lauzanne.
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