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Updated: June 4, 2025
She looked annoyed and flurried, and was in no mood for the labors of preparing a second breakfast. "The men-folks had better not roil me up too much," she said to her daughter. "If your father had said No! out and out, I wouldn't have brought strangers into his home. But he kinder wanted me to have their money without the bother of having them around.
A man with a deputy's shield ran toward them. "Move on!" he said brutally. "Move on, or I'll roil you in." And Janet, once clear of the people, fled westward, the words the foreigner had spoken ringing in her ears.
None exist, so I say that it was undoubtedly that lover of yours who borrowed his lady's jewels." And then Miss Williams gave vent to a tantalizing laugh, that only served to roil the feelings of Rose more deeply than ever. "You ugly girl!" exclaimed Rose, "I ought to turn you out of this house for such vile aspersions. I won't, however, for I know you are only doing this to tease me."
I sent a man up to your shop a while ago, and he told me you fired Van Buren out of the place on the run." "That's nobody's business but mine," said Culver aggressively. "If that is all you care to talk about " "Don't roil up," interrupted the gambler. "I don't even know what the fight was about, and I don't care a tinker's whoop either.
You've taught nothing, you've untaught nothing and there you are!" "Oh! A young man with a mission! Do you propose to revolutionize?" "No; revolutions only roil the water. You might as well try to make water flow up-hill as to really revolutionize anything.
He swallowed a large cup of tea, and kept looking down. "How silly!" said Eunice, who was much the oldest of the three. "Did you expect us to fall upon your neck before we could believe it wasn't a hoax of father's?" "A hoax!" Dan burst out. "I suppose," said Minnie, with mock meekness, "that if we're to be devoured, it's no use saying we didn't roil the brook.
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