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Gilbert nodded his head. "Let me know what happens to you afterwards, will you?" "Righto!" "I'll come back as soon as I can, Gilbert!" Mr. Quinn died at Christmas. The old man, weakened by his long illness, had been stunned by the War, and when his second illness seized him, he made no effort to resist it.
He was leaning against the edge of the party-wall, which projected upward about eighteen inches. Close behind him was empty space. "For God's sake don't call him," said Mother Stolpe, under her breath; "and catch hold of him before he wakes." But Otto went straight up to his comrade. "Hullo, mate! Time's up!" he cried. "Righto!" said the Vanisher, and he rose to his feet.
The money is his as soon as he makes good." Both Tom and his financial manager left the president's office in a satisfied state of mind. "Great news to send home, Tom," remarked Ned, when they were alone. "Righto, Ned. My father will be glad to hear it." "And what about Mary?" And Ned poked his chum in the ribs. "I guess she'll be glad too," Tom replied, his face reddening.
"Wants me?" Norgate muttered. "Righto!" He went to the looking-glass, straightened his tie, and made his way towards the Ambassador's private apartments. The latter was alone when he entered, seated before his table. He was leaning back in his chair, however, and apparently deep in thought. He watched Norgate sternly as he crossed the room. "Good morning, sir," the latter said.
Now Bob, like all men in his condition, was quite certain that he was in perfect possession of his faculties, and therefore he very naturally resented such an absurd assertion. "Don't you b'lieve it," he protested. "I know what I'm doing, all right, all right." "A man never speaks his mind until he's ginned," Lilas giggled. "Righto! I'm not half drunk yet."
I thought you'd given up that sort of thing years ago!" I rose and shook myself. "Come in, my son," I said. "Righto!" replied Gerald. Then he addressed himself to a figure which, with true delicacy of feeling, had shrunk back into the passage outside. "Come in, Moke, old man. I've got them separated now!" The discreet Master Donkin sidled respectfully in at the door, and Gerald continued.
"Don't you breathe a word about having been board the Scorpion," Conyers begged quickly. "They wink at it down here, so long as it's done discreetly, but it's positively against the rules, you know." "Righto!" Granet agreed. "There isn't a soul I'm likely to mention it to." "I'll come over to the 'Ship' as soon as I can get away," Conyers promised.
Then I got up and went around the cabin to the forward deck and there were all the fellows and Wig sitting up and Doc Carson holding him and moving: him, so as to keep him breathing scout fashion. "All righto, kid," Doc said, kind of pleasant, "you're a brick." I always thought; that I was as big as he was, but he called me kid, and I didn't care.
They've probably landed at the Sly Hole from some vessel that's approached the north shore since it came dark. Hungry for a little lamb or mutton! But those sheep have stood Uncle Tom a good many dollars and he can't afford to lose any of 'em. Where's that flash-light?" "Here 'tis!" said Budge, passing him the electric lantern. Jim snapped it quickly on and off again. "Righto!" was his verdict.
"Righto," Beamish answered shortly, and the conversation ended. Willis for once was greatly cheered by what he had overheard. His failure on the previous evening was evidently not going to be so serious as he had feared.
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