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"On the same night, I again betook myself to the street in which Shunah Shoo lived, but not by the ordinary route. I cautiously approached his house. All was stillness and quiet: no light appeared to be burning in Veenah's room, nor indeed in any other part of the house. I hence concluded that they had now deprived her of light, as well as of pen and ink.
"He's from New York a fellow who used to come sneaking around father's office, trying to gather information about mining shares." "Gee shoo, Dick! Yer don't mean it!" Jack Rasco was all attention instantly. "Maybe he's the rascal as knocked yer dad over?" "Perhaps. If I There is a man joining him." "I've seen thet chap afore. 'Pears ter me he works fer the government." "Do you know his name?"
Grannie listened attentively and seemed to think that the heroine of the poem was the fairy that wakened the birds in Janet's Cove. "T' lad that wrote yon verses has gotten it wrang," she said. "Shoo hadn't no petticoat on her. T' lass were nakt frae top to toe. Well, when shoo'd bin dancin' a while shoo seemed to forget all about t' birds. Shoo let her wand drop and climmed down t' fall.
"Why, ye-e-es," says Tidman; "but what " "You're goin' to reward her for sittin' on Cousin Ralph so long," says I. "Give her one of the fives. You can slip the other to him as we shoo him through the back door. Now, let's go relieve Mrs. Flynn." From the rough way we collared Ralph and led him off, she must have thought we was headin' him straight for Sing Sing.
Dey kept a-comin after I moved in, an I had to shoo em away. Dat young rascal comin yonder he one of em. I clare to goodness " and Mama Duck raised her voice for the trespasser's benefit, "I wisht I had me a fence to keep folks outa my yard." "Qua-a-ck, quack, quack," the young Negro mocked, and passed on grinning. "Dat doan worry me none; I doan let nothin worry me.
"Honey," she exclaimed to Virgie, "jess you take in dis yer dried lizzer an' dis cammermile, an' drap de lizzer in dat ole hat, an' sprinkle de flo' whar ole Meshach sots wi' de cammermile, an' say 'Shoo! Maybe it'll spile his measurin' of Miss Vessy in." "No, aunty, if old Meshach measured me in, I wouldn't make the family ashamed before him.
"Eudora, aged twenty," was all there was on it, and glancing at it Mr. Mason wondered there was no other name. Jake saw the look and whispered. "I wan't gwine to lie an' put on 'Eudora Harris, for she ain't Eudora Harris, an' I didn't know t'other name for shoo. Ain't she lovely!" "She is, indeed," Mr.
How I shall gnash upon them with my teeth, when they are bound. How tenderly I shall say to the young gentleman: 'Well, my boy, my gypsy child, were you in the garden? Did you see a wolf? Were you afraid of it? Shoo! Shoo!" Farao was impatiently pawing the scorched grass. "You too are looking for what is no more, Farao," the robber said, patting his horse's neck. "Don't grieve.
I endeavoured to get a sight of her, and thought I should be comparatively happy if I could converse with her, as formerly, though she was the wife of another. After a short time, my uncle's family came to Benares, on a visit to my father and to Shunah Shoo.
"'For that matter, said the first, 'though Shunah Shoo is bad enough for any thing where money is in the way, yet it is said that Veenah goes to the funeral pile of her own accord. She has never seemed to set any value on life since her marriage; and after she heard of Gurameer's death, she has never been seen to smile.
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