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Updated: May 21, 2025
"'Shh-h-h darling That's it, rest quiet." Suddenly Miss Worte flung up one arm about Sadie Barnet's neck, pressing her head downward until their faces touched. "Dee Dee darling, you you hurt." "You won't never leave me, Sadie, like you said you would? You won't leave me alone in the dark, Sadie?" "No, no, my darling; you know I won't, never, never."
"Why, sweetheart," he said, "I could cut out my heart to help you! Why, sweetheart! Shh-h-h! Remember what Louis says. Just the beautiful memory of her is wonderful " "Just the b-beautiful memory you'll always have it, too of her my mamma won't you, Leo? Won't you?" "Always," he said when the tight grip in his throat had eased enough. "Say it again Leo." "Always."
Come on, forget it. Let's go." She was close to him, her cheek crinkled against his with the frank kind of social unconsciousness the park bench seems to engender. "Come on, Gert. I got a hunger on." "Shh-h-h, Jimmie! Let me think. I'm thinking." "Too much thinking killed a cat. Come on." "Jimmie!" "Huh?" "Jimmie would you had you ever thought about being a soldier?" "Sure.
That's all!" "He can't provide, baby." "'Shh-h-h, ma! Try to get calm, and maybe then then things can come like you want 'em. 'Shh-h-h, dearie! I didn't mean it. 'Course Leo's only a kid. I We Mommy dear, don't. You're killing me. I didn't mean it. I didn't." "Sure, baby? Sure?" "Sure." "Mama's girl," sobbed Mrs. Kaufman, scooping the small form to her bosom and relaxing.
My boy the papers the swords Aylorff Aylorff " "'Shh-h-h mama " "It came through his heart out the back a blade with two sides out the back when I opened the door; the spur in his face when he fell, Shila the spur in his face the beautiful face of my boy my Aylorff my husband before him that died to make free!" And fell back, bathed in the sweat of the terrific hiccoughing of sobs. "Mama, mama!
Two yards she brought back next day, kicking at Oh, my God! Oh, my God!" "Shh-h-h, darling! Don't take on so! Wait till morning and we'll get new drops from him. 'Shh-h-h! Maybe it's only strain." "I know. I'm in the dark for good, Sadie. Oh, my God! I'm in the dark!" Except that her face was withered, she was like Iphigenia praying for death. "Lemme die! Lemme die!"
Cecilia, who could not die, she crouched, and the curve of her back rose and fell. "O God! Oh " "Dee Dee darling, try not to holler out so! Maybe it ain't for for good. Aw, darling, keep your head down here next to me! Feel how close I am, Dee Dee, right here next to you. 'Shh-h-h! O God! Dee Dee darling, you'll kill yourself going on like that! Don't pull at your hair, darling don't!
Mystified, they climbed up the hill, and at the top they found Miss Judy going from tent to tent with her flashlight, as if making the nightly rounds after lights out. "O Miss Judy," they called to her, "what's happened?" "Shh-h-h!" replied Miss Judy, holding up her hand for silence and coming toward them. "Everybody's in bed," she whispered when she was near enough for them to hear her."
Oh, my God, don't!" "I'm done! Kill me! Kill me! Don't make me live in the dark with my eyes open don't! There's a good girl, Sadie. Don't! Don't! Don't!" From the room adjoining came a rattling at the barred door between. "Cut it, in there! This ain't no barroom. Go tell your D. T.'s to a policeman." They crouched closer and trembling. "'Shh-h-h!
They were soft cheeks, smooth with the pollen of youth, and hands still casing them, she moved another step toward the portièred door. "Mamma!" Mrs. Coblenz emerged immediately, finger up for silence, kissing her daughter on the little spray of cheek-curls. "Shh-h-h! Gramaw just had a terrible spell."
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