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Updated: June 21, 2025
Of course, I says, 'Chi ain't quite so polished as Noo Yawk. Chi has been called crude by some. When I think of Noo Yawk, I says, 'I think of a peroxide chorus lady going home at three o'clock in the morning in two taxicabs, but when I think of Chicago I'm reminded of a soused hired girl, with red hair, on a rampage. But, I says, 'what's the difference?
This looks bad! Boys, we've got to do something! Those Yaquis may just be off on a little harmless jamboree, or they may be excited by a lot of their Medicine Men, or whatever they call 'em! Once let 'em get on the rampage, half Mexicans as they are, and we won't know what to expect! It looks bad! I'm glad the round-up is over. It gives us time. Boys, I think " But what he thought Mr.
For that matter, she found in Billy a certain health and rightness, a certain essential integrity, which she prized more highly than all book learning and bank accounts. It was by virtue of this health, and rightness, and integrity, that he had beaten Hall in argument the night the poet was on the pessimistic rampage.
Wade became aware that she turned at his last words and regarded him attentively. But his gaze was riveted on the striding form of Belllounds. "Leave him to you? For what reason, my friend?" she asked. "Buster Jack's on the rampage. Can't you see that? He'll insult you. He'll " "I will not go," interrupted Columbine, and, halting her pony, she deliberately dismounted.
There is no great value in repentance such as this. We reached Dawson's office in the early afternoon, and found his chief assistant there, but no Dawson. "The old man," remarked that officer, a typical, stolid, faithful detective sergeant, "is out on the rampage. He ought by rights to sit here directing the staff and leave the outside investigations to me.
The master felt himself obliged to remain out at night, and had gotten food at the German's hut. He, Mickey, was commissioned to return with a flask full of brandy, as it would be necessary that Harry, with all the men whom he could trust, should be "on the rampage" all night.
"I shall aim not to disappoint him," replied Jimmie. "All the same, I ask you fellers straight: Has he come here to work?" "Meanin'?" "If this yere deadly disease is on the rampage I, for one, 'd like to know it." "Me too," drawled Dan. A silence followed as Jimmie coiled up his rope. Pete began to remove his boots. Dan, very furtively, placed a finger upon his pulse. Then he said with constraint
The government has tried to make them like white people, and now the Injuns that you would find are either lazy, or they have deteriorated into half-breeds. Once in a while some of the bucks go on a rampage, but not very often." "I think I'll go to Fairfax," announced Bob after another period of deliberation. "You don't know any one out there with whom you think I could get in to work, do you?"
The revels that followed no pen can justly record, for Goths and Vandals on the rampage but feebly describes the youthf ul Wilkinses when their spirits effervesced after a month's bottling up in close home quarters.
She must, then, have hopped all the way! Could such a mode of progression be consistent with a feeling of guilt? Could remorse step so gaily? My man William, the Sphynx, opened the door to me. Assuming a natural air, I observed: 'Miss South is at home? 'Yes, sir. Just come in, sir. 'Where is she now? 'Well, sir, she just is on the rampage.
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