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But I told Sally Smith plainly, that I wasn't half so much interested in apple-parers and snow-plows, and the first sewin'-machine and the last one, and steam-engines and hair-pins and pianos and thimbles, and the acres and acres of glass cases containing every thing that wus ever heard of, and every thing that never wus heard of by anybody, and etcetery, etcetery, and so 4th, and so 4th.
He borrowed my screwdriver out of the sewin'-machine drawer, where I always keep it, to pry up the cover." Garrison tacked to other items. "Why did she have to go so soon?" he inquired. "Couldn't she have stayed here with you?" "What, a young thing like her, only just married?" demanded Mrs. Wilson, faintly blushing. "I guess you don't know us women when we're in love." And she blushed again.
"Well, I'm fond enough of that little man, but I'd break his sewin'-machine and dance on his derby before I'd see him bring up the darlin's for black Protestant Jews like himself." And across the space of many weeks, Mr. Diamantstein's voice rang again in Teacher's ears: "She's a beautiful yonge uptown lady, but easy scared. Oh, awful easy scared!" Well, love was ever blind.
Tinneray with increasing solemnity chewed her calamus-root "now she's been and bought one of them ottermobiles and runs it herself like you'd run your sewin'-machine, just as shameless " Both of the ladies glared condemnation at the distant blue feather. Mrs. Tinneray continued, "Hetty Cronney's worth a dozen of her.
No preacher has any right to go to wanderin' round up beyond them figures in dog-days. And if they could be made to subside when they had gone fur enough, why, it would be a perfect boon to Jonesville and the nation. "And sewin'-machine agents and and wimmen, when they get all excited a scoldin', or talkin' about bonnets, and things.
Ef I let my Hambletonian temper git the better o' me I'd frazzle you out finer than rye-straw inside o' three minutes, you woman-scarin', kid-killin', dash-breakin', unbroke, unshod, ungaited, pastur'-hoggin', saw-backed, shark-mouthed, hair-trunk-thrown-in-in-trade son of a bronco an' a sewin'-machine!"
"Ere long!" that wus somethin' new for Josiah Allen. Alas! every thought of his heart wus tuned to that one political key. I mentioned to him that "the bobbin to my sewin'-machine was broke, and asked him to get a new one of the agent at Jonesville."
Brady, drawing in her breath with a sucking sound, which denoted that she had come to an interesting part of her narrative, "well, he kep' sendin' me money, ye know, a pound or maybe thirty shillin' at a time whenever he could, the poor boy, an' I was able to work the sewin'-machine a little, an' so we made out between us till I took this terrible bad turn.
I'm a sewin'-machine, they'll guy my sand-box off in the yard." And 007, his hot-box cooled and his experience vastly enlarged, hauled the Mogul freight slowly to the roundhouse. "Hello, old man! Bin out all night, hain't ye?" said the irrepressible Poney, who had just come off duty. "Well, I must say you look it. Costly-perishable-fragile-immediate that's you!
"He was tellin' me about Earl and Alice Eliza, and Pearl and Cevery and the rest of 'em. He says it's jest a pickter to see 'em all in bed together a perfect pickter." "A perfect picture," said I sleepily. "Tip must have a lovely home. Why, he tells me they have a sewin'-machine." "Lovely," said I. "And a spring-bed." "And a double-heater stove," said she. "And an accordion," said I.
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