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Much depends upon it and it'll spoil everything if you aren't perfectly, painfully honest." "Right-O," responded Dam. "Go it." "Am I the very very loveliest woman that ever lived?" "No," replied Dam, "but I wouldn't have a line of your face changed." "Am I the cleverest woman in the world?" "No. But you're quite clever enough for me. I wouldn't have you any cleverer. God forbid."
"I don't know and I don't care. She ran away, when I was stinting myself to keep her. I'm done. Now you go out and close that door, and when you want to enter a lady's dressing room, knock." He looked at her with blazing hatred. "Right-o!" was all he said. And he turned and left her to her flowers.
"Right-o! I'm the 'sneak-thief." "I knew it!" declared Tom triumphantly. "I saw you in the dining-hall and told Steve it was you and he wouldn't believe it!" "Wouldn't he?" laughed the visitor. "I suppose it's some sort of a silly joke," said Steve bewilderedly. "Would you mind telling me why you why you took my bag?" "Glad to, Edwards. You are Edwards, aren't you? I thought so.
'You had better ask permission from Mrs. Warrington before taking books into the kitchen, I said with gentle reproof. 'They might get lost or soiled. 'Right-o! said Elizabeth. 'An' do you reely mean that you're not a-goin' to give your fotograft to Mr. Roarings? 'Indeed not, I said vehemently, 'don't dare to suggest the idea to me again. If Mr.
To prevent that it would be my duty to shoot you on the spot." "Good work! Right-o!" laughed Edestone. "You have my permission to shoot whenever it goes to the Germans. Don't worry. They'll not murder and rob me in the middle of dear old London with all your fellows about, and I do not expect to leave the hotel tonight."
By convictions he was an anarchist theoretic, but by avocation a passionate gambler at billiards, races and cards a gambler with a very broad, fatalistic sweep. Only the day before he had won a thousand roubles at macao in the Merchants' Club, and this money was still burning a hole in his pockets. "And why not? Right-o!" somebody sustained him. "Let's go, comrades?" "Is it worth while?
Polly re-entered the house he found three entirely strange young women with pink faces, demonstrative manners and emphatic mourning, engaged in an incoherent conversation with Mrs. Johnson. All three kissed him with great gusto after the ancient English fashion. "These are your cousins Larkins," said Mrs. "Right-O," said Mr.
He never moved, except to raise his hand, and this was done by someone seated in the inner room behind the figure. But who was seated there?" Seton glanced inquiringly at his wife, and she nodded, smiling. "Right-o!" he said. "If you will excuse me for a moment I will get my notes. Hello, here's Gray!" A little two-seater came bowling along the road from Cairo, and drew up beneath the balcony.
"Right-o!" whispered Hawksley, assured that when he dropped through the trap the result would be oblivion. Done in. Karlov, upon forcing his way past Kitty's barricade, stared at her doubtfully. This was a clever girl; she had proved her cleverness frequently. She might have some reason other than fear in keeping him out. So he put a fresh candle in the sconce and began to prowl.
Do you want to talk about parrots? Because it's not one of my best subjects. May I change it?" "If you like." "Don't say, 'If you like, say 'Right-o. I always do when I think of it. Since the war it is expected of one a sign of this new fraternity, you know, between Englishmen and Colonials. Everyone over there is expected to say 'I guess' for the same reason. Only they don't do it.
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