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"Only, Father," she articulated with inordinate distinctness, "you might just as well understand here and now, I won't budge one inch toward Nunko-Nono not one single solitary little inch toward Nunko-Nono unless at London, or Lisbon, or Odessa, or somewhere, you let me fill up all the trunks I want to with just plain pretties to take to Nunko-Nono!

So if you want anything, Tommy, you just say so, and don't go without any pretties just because you think we'll be in the workhouse." "Bless you but I don't really need anything," she told him gratefully. "It would be nice to have a little money to spend at the ports, but I think we ought to keep the rest for Australia, don't you, Bob?"

You can't ask the profane lady no matter if she is a right-hand business man to come fix pretties. You better write your daughter what I've said, and if you don't mind I'd like to get back to the office." Constantine rose, frowning down at her with an expression that would have frightened a good many women stauncher than Mary Faithful.

So I just ran uptown and got your pretties for you." It was not for a long time that Joy discovered the regular pay of a model to be fifty cents an hour, and the sum total of her gray costume to have been it was late for summer styles, so they were marked down fifty-three dollars and ninety cents. But Mrs. Morrow had said to Mr.

If I can make Fred act like a human being, I'll be happy enough. Tell Helen I shall bring her a lot of pretties from Paris, and will be awfully glad to see you both. Love to all. Madelene." "P. S. Perhaps you can make that girl tell you whether she's had a letter from Fred or not, and make her give it to you if you can. I think he's written her, but he says not."

But I concluded that father wasn't the only one in our family who is fond of a joke. So I just blushed properly and went off shopping. And I tell you, Grandma, Green Valley will just grow cross-eyed looking at the pretties that I have in these treasure chests.

The darkness seemed to part and lift itself, a cloud of smoke could be seen curling out of a chimney, ahead some sort of hillock, a light twinkled, vanished, then another.... A dog barked. "That's our place," the coachman observed. "Gee up, my pretties!" The lights became more and more numerous as they drove on.

It's a heap more'n livin' with a man, Mandy; it's a doin' all that, without ever once wishin' he was somebody else." This was too much for Mandy; she blushed and giggled, then remarked, as she gazed admiringly at her friend, "You'll look mighty fine, Sammy, when you get fixed up with all them pretties you'll have when you an' Ollie git married. I wish my hair was bright an' shiny like yourn.

Don't quench my enthusiasms too roughly or I might take up some other pretty little girl as my medium of expression. There are lots and lots of pretties born every minute, but it takes years to make a director like me." And she knew that this was true. "I was only fooling," she said. "Don't be mad at me. You can kiss me if you want to."

"They won't hurt you harmless, harmless," said the old man, caressingly. "There, there, my pretties! Go to bed again." He lifted the glass cover of the chest and dropped them into its interior. There was a great hissing and rustling. The hermit stepped to the hanging lamp and turned the shade so as to send the radiance of it into that corner.