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"Right-o, sir," replied Joe; and, waiting till his master turned round, he seized him round the legs, and lifting that thin little body ascended the stairs, while Mr. Lavender, with the journals waving fanlike in his hands, his white hair on end, and his legs kicking, endeavoured to turn his head to see what agency was moving him. At the top of the stairs they came on Mrs.
What do you suppose he did then?" "Got some other persons interested." "Right-o! Some Americans in Rangoon said they'd take it over for two hundred thousand. Something about the deal got into the newspapers. The American oil men sent over a representative. That settled the syndicate. What they could have originally purchased for ten thousand they paid three hundred thousand."
"If Jack has come to any misadventure through that pair of spies," uttered Hal, anxiously, "it seems to me it will be a heap more promising if we keep a sharp, unseen watch over every move made by M. Lemaire and Mlle. Nadiboff." "Right-o, every time!" clicked Eph. "If anything has happened to good old Jack through that pair, then they're the only ones to be watched!"
For just a moment Skinny stared at him with a look so intense that Hervey was startled. The little fellow's fingers which clutched a branch of the log, trembled visibly. He seemed like one possessed. "Don't get rattled, Skinny," Hervey said; "I'll take you back to camp. We'll find the way, all right-o." "I'm a second-class scout," Skinny said. "Bully for you, Skinny." "I I just did it.
He has a choir practice to-night, so he's sure to find it. Will you come with me? Right-o! We'll both go in and ask 'exeats." The College was erected upon a plot of land which had originally been part of the Abbey grounds. All the old buildings, formerly inhabited by the monks of St. Bidulph's, and by the nuns in the adjoining convent of St.
At last they reached various outbuildings, looming up ugly and ungainly in the dimness. "Say, bo," said the Spider, stopping suddenly at a small and narrow door, "you'd best wait here and lemme go first." "No, we'll go together." "Right-o, only be ready to make a quick get-away!"
There is no reason why the few should be sacrificed for the many." "And there's this, too," Graham broke in. He was flushed and nervous. "A fellow would have to go. He wouldn't be having to think whether his going would hurt anybody or not. He wouldn't have to decide. He'd just go." There was a little hush in the room. Then Nolan spoke. "Right-o!" he said.
"The other man?" he asked brusquely. "Has he gone aboard? Or is this the first trip to-night?" One of the watermen nodded assent to the latter question, adding gruffly: "Seen nawthin' of 'im, sir." "Very good," said Calendar, as if he doubted whether it were very good or bad. "We'll wait a bit." "Right-o!" agreed the waterman civilly.
"Anyone would be lucky to get you for a son-in-law, precious." "I fear me, light of my life, the dad doesn't see eye to eye with you on that point. No, every time I get hold of a daisy, I give him another chance, but it always works out at 'He loves me not!" "You must make allowances for him, darling." "Right-o! But I hope devoutly that he doesn't catch me at it.
"The shilling over and above the tip's for finding me the waterman and boat," he stipulated. "Right-o. You'll mind the 'orse a minute, sir?" Kirkwood nodded. The man touched his hat and disappeared inexplicably.
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