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It is a fell conspiracy," remarked Helen. "Well, come on! The chariot awaits, my lady. If I am to drive a bunch of conspirators, let's be at it." "Helen would hustle one around," complained Jennie, "if she were in the plot to kill Cæsar." "Your tense is bad, little lady," said Helen. "Cæsar, according to the books, has been dead some years now. Right-o?"
No, I was wondering if there was a good cinema-movie." Babbitt was sitting down, hitching his chair over, shouting, "Movie? Say, Sir Gerald, I supposed of course you had a raft of dames waiting to lead you out to some soiree " "God forbid!" " but if you haven't, what do you say you and me go to a movie? There's a peach of a film at the Grantham: Bill Hart in a bandit picture." "Right-o!
There was a tap at the door. It was Dot who entered. "She's out," said Dot. "Boats?" "Right-o. Gorgeous," said Luke. Normally dinner was at half-past seven. But Mabel did not get back till a quarter to eight. It was eight o'clock before they began. Mabel offered no explanation beyond saying that there really had been a great deal of architectural detail to examine.
"Better come around tomorrow, Tim, and talk over what we'll take," he said, and wondered if Tim would offer any objection. "Right-o!" said Tim almost cheerily. Outside Don mopped his face. When he expected Tim to be all right, Tim was nasty; when he expected him to be surly, he was all right. "Well," he said in relief, "it didn't last long that time, anyway." But Tim wasn't over it.
Bring the poor beggar down much better if one of us can hold him while the other drives the camel. It's no Grand Trunk Road, by Jove." "Right-O," acquiesced Captain Digby-Soames. "If I can get a clear bearing to a point immediately below where you hover, I'll lie flat on the ground as an affirmative signal. If there's no good landmark I'll stay perpendicular, what?"
"It mightn't be safe, with that other devil skulking round Heaven knows where." "Right-O!" agreed Quain. His hand sought Amber's. "Good-bye, and God be with you," he said huskily. Amber tightened his clasp upon the man's fingers. "I can't improve on that, Tony," said he with a feeble smile. "Good-bye, and God be with you." He dropped his hand and turned away. "Come along, Doggott."
"Oh oh, right-o," said Twyning; and to himself when the door closed, "Funked speaking to him!" Arrived again in his room, Sabre dropped into his chair. In his eyes was the look that had been in them when he had tried to explain to Mr. Fortune about the books, what Mr. Fortune had confessed he found a little beyond him.
It will be splendid from the historical point of view. Can you let me have a guide, to show me the quickest and best way?" "Yes, I will send one of our pioneers; he will guide you," he said. "Let me know how you get on, won't you? And, if possible, when you return call in and see the Colonel. He will be frightfully bucked." "Right-o!" I said. "By Gad! it's bally cold. My teeth won't hold still.
Blake and Maloney were some distance ahead of us, as Craig leaned over to me and whispered. "That Maloney is impossible. I'll have to shake him loose in some way. Either we handle this case alone or we quit." "Right-o," I agreed emphatically. "He's put his foot in it badly at the very start. Only, be decent about it, Craig. The case is too big for you to let it slip by." "Trust me, Walter.
It made enough fuss to be one, yet it seems in such an extraordinary position." "How about getting round to have a look at it?" I said to . "Right-o," he said; "but you know we can't cross the road there. I think if we back well down, about one hundred yards, we may nip across into No. 2 Avenue. That'll bring us out near 'Jacob's Ladder." "Lead on," I said. "I wish I had known.
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