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He rubs his beastly old thumb over my rottenest charcoal sketch, and it's a masterpiece." Robert, lying outstretched at Francey's feet, wondered at them at their talk of genius in connection with a revue star and a smudgy, underpaid studio hack, more still at their reverence for a God in Whom they certainly did not believe.
The camera man who took it did not think highly of it and considered the wonderful photography as good as wasted, and he had said as much and more to his intimates. Beckitt, Luck's assistant, had privately announced it as the rottenest piece of cheese he had ever seen under a Wild-West label, and disclaimed all responsibility. They of the cutting and trimming clan had not said anything at all.
He had nothing to do with half-breeds." "I don't see why you always speak so of the mixed bloods," interrupted Lydia. "Their white blood ought to improve them." "It ought, yes, but it doesn't. And the reason is that only the rottenest kind of a white man'll make a squaw a mother. And only the low harpies in places like Last Chance will let an Indian father a child."
"That was certainly the rottenest shooting I ever saw!" he exclaimed over and over, and then would go off into peals of laughter. "I don't see how twelve shots at that distance could miss! After the second exchange I concluded even the side line wasn't safe, and I got behind a tree.
And, really, some jobs on some nights wanted a lot of beating for undesirability. Take the ration party's job, for instance. Think of the rottenest, wettest, windiest winter's night you can remember, and add to it this bleak, muddy, war-worn plain with its ruined farms and shell-torn lonely road.
Make them men first and religious men afterwards, and all will be sound; but a knave's religion is always the rottenest thing about him. Time and Tide, p. 37." These are the words of a real spiritual teacher.
I voted in practically every division for four years, and I made the rottenest speeches you ever heard of at Primrose League meetings in small places, and after all that the best thing the whips could offer me was a billet in India at four hundred a year, and even that you took in depreciated rupees. When I tried to talk about something at home, they practically laughed in my face.
I'm going up to my room to-night and I'm going to try to write something or other. It may be the rottenest poem that ever was ground out, but I'll grind it if it kills me." She was pleased, that was plain, but she shook her head. "Not to-night, Albert," she said. "To-night, after the picnic, is Father's reception at the church. Of course you'll come to that." "Of course I won't.
Accordingly he had Carthew aft, explained what was to be done with anxious patience, and visited along with him the various sheets and braces. "I hope I'll remember," said Carthew. "It seems awfully muddled." "It's the rottenest kind of rig," the captain admitted: "all blooming pocket handkerchiefs! And not one sailor-man on deck! Ah, if she'd only been a brigantine, now!
Ration party is no pleasant job; as Tommy terms it, it is "one of the rottenest ever." Scene from the Photo-Play The two unhappy boys will crawl out as soon as it is dark. They reach the supply wagon, or it may be only a dump of goods. There they will find the quartermaster in charge, in all likelihood.
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