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Updated: June 29, 2025
It show's his course to be down'ard." "I cannot see what this has to do with our conversation. Mr. Troy's course is not by any means downward; and his superiority IS a proof of his worth!" "I believe him to have no conscience at all. And I cannot help begging you, miss, to have nothing to do with him. Listen to me this once only this once!
Show's not quite big enough for that town. We go south of it, playing some stands in Illinois, then striking straight west. Hello, what's the row up ahead there?" "What row, I didn't see anything." "Something is going on up there. See! The line is breaking!"
"You are from the country, all right," was her sister's rejoinder. "I would have bet there wasn't a Reub in the state that wasn't wise to the Ferris breach of promise case, and here you blow in after the show's over and want to know who Nelly Nealy is. If that doesn't beat the band!" "This woman sued a man named Ferris is that it?" "A man named Ferris!"
He, in a glorious mood of self-appreciation, kept announcing to the public generally and to his hard-faced friend in particular "My name's Tom Haley; ye can't come over me!" "Come on, father," pleaded Tim. "No hurry, Timmy, me boy," said his father. "The elephants won't run away with the monkeys and the clowns can't git out of the ring." "Oh, come on, dad, I'm sure the show's begun."
He was some longshoreman in that particular epoch of his inebriety where life had no burden save the dissipation of wages. Returning, she pounded on the door, possessed of the sense that the man she sought was here, till at last it was flung open, framing the silhouette of a shirt-sleeved, thick-set youth, who shouted: "What 'n 'ell do you want to butt in for while the show's on? Go round front."
Bill slouched up to the tent and entered. When he beheld the magnificent proportions of Robert he said but little 'Strike me pink! were the only words the children could afterwards remember but he produced fifteen shillings, mainly in sixpences and coppers, and handed it to Robert. 'We'll fix up about what you're to draw when the show's over to-night, he said with hoarse heartiness.
One wants to arrive at that fairly early; not by a process of involuntary elimination, on the burnt-child-fears-the-fire sort of principle, when the show's more than half over, as so many people do. One wants to get hold of the stick by the right end now, while one's still comparatively young, and then work straight along.
"No," said Rodney, "I haven't." "Well, the title's pretty raw, of course, but the show's all right. Nothing objectionable about it, and it was downright funny. I haven't laughed so hard in a year. Pretty tunes, too. I tried to-day to get some records of it but they didn't have any yet. If you want a real good time, you go to see it."
"I notice that they're getting almost as much interested in the game as we are. Besides we won't have to stay in the city over night. The show's in the afternoon as well as the evening and we can be home before ten o'clock." "We'll put it up to them anyway," replied Joe.
"I thought you said you were to see 'The Jest. I've heard it's one of the best things for years." "Oh, I guess the show's all right. But the company was poor. My company, I mean. The person I wanted to see couldn't come." "Hope you had a supper party that made up for the disappointment," pursued Larry, adroitly trying to lead him on. "I sure had that, Captain!"
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