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"I could sell that picture in France five times over." Constantine waved his pudgy fingers. "Ah, France! V'la c' qui est autre chose,'s pas? But if we fail in New York for this one I think we try Chicago." The reception of the pictures proved Constantine a shrewd prophet.
"All he needs is food and work," said surgeon Number One, giving the subject a final poke with his pudgy forefinger. So Private Bradlaugh was sworn in, and that night shipped to Dublin, where uniforms were to be provided. Very naturally, the chimney-pot hat did not survive the voyage, the rim being smashed down around his neck for a 'kerchief.
His ghost'll haunt you if you're turning me down, kid. Why, ain't you the heir of a rich rancher over the hills? Ain't that what I been told?" "I was," said Terry, "until today." "Ah! You got turned out for beaning Minter?" Terry remained silent. "Without a cent?" Suddenly the pudgy arm of Denver shot out and his finger pointed into Terry's face. "You damn fool!
On the most prominent outlook of Tapp Point were piles of building material and men at work. The pudgy figure of I. Tapp was visible walking about, importantly directing the workmen. "It's going to be a most, wonderful house, Louise dear," sighed Lawford. "Do you suppose you can stand it?
The best of us profane it readily, leaving the coarse prints of our heels upon its paths, mauling and man-handling the fairy blossoms with what pudgy fingers!
But on the night of the 13th September, Jane Easterbrook, an English maid, having gone into the pantry for the small silver bowl in which her mistress's posset was served, happening to look up at the little window of only four panes, observed through an auger-hole which was drilled through the window frame, for the admission of a bolt to secure the shutter, a white pudgy finger first the tip, and then the two first joints introduced, and turned about this way and that, crooked against the inside, as if in search of a fastening which its owner designed to push aside.
But first he made a hearty meal of corn because as he said he always slept better on a full stomach. As he settled himself at last in his new quarters, just before he dozed off Master Meadow Mouse murmured happily to himself. "I never thought," he said, "that I'd sleep in a castle in the air." A Midnight Frolic MASTER MEADOW MOUSE had always been pudgy.
"I'm not likely to need it myself to-night. Come, Sonny." The child shrank in the corner, his pudgy hands raised defensively. "It's only a little ways, and Sonny can run home fast," his mother coaxed. Against his ineffective reluctance she put on his coat and hat. Tolliver took the child by the hand and led him, sobbing unevenly, into the wind-haunted darkness.
There was no boat to watch now, so Aleck, after sweeping the horizon in search of the sloop-of-war, gradually turned the end of his glass inland over the sweep of down and wild moor, till, just as he was in the act of lowering it, he caught sight, some distance off and directly inland, of some object which looked like a short, pudgy, black and white bird sitting upon a rock.
Did quite well with the other drafting equipment, you know, especially the dimensional curve and the photosensitive ink. Well, I approached the job by trying for a material that would absorb graphite without abrading paper." I was a little disappointed with this; it sounded pretty tame. But I said, "How did it come out?" He screwed his pudgy face up thoughtfully.
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