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I'm about the lightest of us, I think." "So ye are an' the horse'll take ye like a bird," said Murty. "Don't shpare him, Mr. Wally, if ye think ye can do any good. He's over there under the big wattle." "Right-o!" said Wally. "Tell Mr. Jim, will you, Murty?" He turned and ran down the hill with long strides.
I have had a long walk, and quite a deuce of a time getting home." "All right, boy. Glad you are here. The toast is ready, tea waiting to be infused. But what happened? No, don't begin telling me till you get yourself ready. But hurry, your meeting hour will be on in no time." "Right-o, dad! Shame to make a slavey of you in this way. I'll be out in a jiffy."
It would be best if Señor Americano remembered. And went back to the house." "Right-o!" agreed Kendric cheerily. "I just wanted to be sure, compadre," and he turned and dropped back into the garden. "She holds the cards, ace, face and trump!" he conceded sweepingly. "But the game's to play." And, as again he strolled along the driveway, his thoughts were not unpleasant.
Brimberly with dignified deliberation, "I repeat as you are a very low, vulgar little feller!" The Old Un clenched his fists. "Right-o!" he nodded cheerily. "That's done it! F' that I'm a-goin' t' punch ye in th' perishin' eye-'ole!" And he advanced upon the points of his toes, shoulders hunched, and head viciously outthrust. "My word!" exclaimed Mr.
"We'd better get the anchor aboard," suggested Harry, "and then hoist the steel rowboat into her chocks and lash her fast. The skiff we can tow behind us as we did the other if it's agreeable." "Right-o!" sung out Tom, who had nearly forgotten his swollen jaw under the excitement of the moment. "I see the oar we tied onto the line that Frank fastened to the cable. It's right over there."
There would be time to pop in at the shop this evening after the game and change the one he had selected for one of those. Nothing was too good for Lucille on her birthday. "Right-o!" he said. "Make it so, old friend!" Archie walked back to the Cosmopolis. No misgivings came to mar his perfect contentment. He felt no qualms about separating Reggie from another thousand dollars.
"Right-o," drawled Trotter, so significantly that Drummond shot a quick look at the officer, demanding: "What d'ye mean by that?" "I'm going to take you to Miss Peddensen," returned the Secret Service man. "I'll go all the way to Washington, by tonight's express, to see the young lady freed from this outrageous mistake," stormed the Englishman.
Before I start to right her, though, I want to make sure nothing is broken." Tom signaled to the engine room, and, as the power was off and the speaking tube could be used, he called through it: "How are you down there?" "Right-o!" came back the answer from a little Englishman Tom had hired because he knew something about the British tanks.
But you know my politics, and I don't change them for this. I'm more against your accursed war than ever, now that I know what war involves. 'Right-o, I said, 'I'm a pacifist myself. You won't get any heroics about war from me. I'm all for peace, but we've got to down those devils first.
This sprinter had produced an automatic pistol, and was pointing it in a truculent manner at his head. Archie stared at his host, and his host stared at him. "Put your hands up," he said. "Oh, right-o! Absolutely!" said Archie. "But I mean to say " The other was drinking him in with considerable astonishment. Archie's costume seemed to have made a powerful impression upon him.
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