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"Besides, who cares about a few patches? I feel a lot more civilized in my own clothes, don't you?" "Well ... yes," she admitted. "They're silk, anyway, even if they don't look like much, and I'm just reveling in the feel of them next to me after the horrible, rough, scratchy things I've been wearing. See anything yet?" "Not yet." Stevens had been scanning the heavens with a pair of binoculars.
A fat kiss and a hug, your loving The signature was illegible, lost amid several scratchy lines in a blot that looked as if a beetle had expired after violent efforts in a pool of ink. 'Very nice indeed, very well put, said Rogers, handing it gravely back again, while some one explained that the writer, aged five, had just gone to a kindergarten school in Geneva. 'And have you answered it?
"Ain't it stylish writing scratchy and yet you can read it? And the words, they're almost poetry. I never got flowers before with a sentiment as swell as that." "Don't you honest know who it is?" said Crowder, impressed by the flowery profusion of "the sentiment." "Not me. Jake brought 'em in after the second curtain. They were left by a messenger boy.
No one had ever seen Osterhaut quite so cheerful and he had a bonny cheerfulness on occasion as on this grisly October day when Nature was very sour and the spirit of the winds was in a "scratchy" mood.
All day she wore the little white shirt waists, a starchy one fresh each morning, and at night scratchy little unlacy nightgowns with long sleeves and high yokes. He liked to run his hand along the crispness of the fabric. "I love you in cool stuff, Hester. You're so cool yourself, I always think of you in the little white waist and blue skirt. You remember, dear Finleys' annual?"
"And Scratch-oly is an Italian name the same like a feller in Russland would be called Lipschutzky. For that matter, Mawruss, Lipschutzky ain't much of a name for a banker neither." "No," Morris admitted, "but I'd a whole lot sooner trust my money to a feller by the name Lipschutzky oder Feder, as to one of the Scratchy names, Abe." "What is the difference what the banker's name is?" Abe rejoined.
Her straight fringe that had had the merit of suiting her face was now frizzed, while the rest of her hair was twisted into what was known as a "tea-pot handle" at the back of her head. Ishmael let her pull his head against the scratchy curves of braid, but he was preoccupied and kept up a tattoo on the writing-table with a paper-knife.
Then he ran his stiff and scratchy wing down his leg, yawned, and seemed bored. When the other rooster ran across and pecked him viciously on his red expanse of breast, he cocked his head sideways and looked down wonderingly on this rude assailant. Blood trickled from the wound, and Reeves giggled nervously.
They make me feel as if my legs were as big as barrels and they're so SCRATCHY." "Well, I don't know what you're going to do." "If father was home I'd go and ask him to get me a new pair before the store closes. But he won't be home till too late. I'll ask him Monday and I won't go to church tomorrow. I'll pretend I'm sick and Aunt Martha'll HAVE to let me stay home."
I've seen it happen time and again: a young fellow really endowed who thinks he can play for a living and find time to study and practice 'after hours. And he never does! "But to return to the general fault of the violin student. A deviation from the correct attack produces a scratchy tone.
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