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Updated: June 19, 2025
"And what do you mean by holdin' up a peaceable citizen on the Queen's highway like this?" demanded the younger man, threateningly. "You seem to be mighty gay about something. Another letter from Annie Laurie?" "Aw, go an' choke yourself! No, siree. It'd be more like it if I was weepin' instead o' singin'. I bet you'd have been, if you'd heard the news I did to-day.
A man stood at Thirty-fourth street waiting for a downtown car. A man of forty, gray-haired, pink-faced, keen, nervous, plainly dressed, with a harassed look around the eyes. He wiped his forehead and laughed loudly when a fat man with an outing look stopped and spoke with him. "No, siree," he shouted with defiance and scorn.
"And and I had no idea you meant to pay me that much." "What do you think we are up here?" bristled Jerry. "A sweatshop? No siree! We stand for the square deal every time, we do. Only you've got to understand, young one, that it's to be square on both sides. You're to do no shirking; if you do you'll get fired so quick you'll wonder what hit you. But if you do your part you need have no worries.
"If I do say it, my Bella's had proposals you wouldn't believe! Look at Simon Arnheim over there he only met her yesterday, and do you think he would leave her side all day? No, siree. Honest, it makes me mad sometimes. A grand young man comes along and Bella introduces him to every one, but she won't have nothin' to do with him." "Try some of this liver and onions, Mrs.
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When the two children had posted themselves at the gate to watch for Grace, Elizabeth had remarked confidentially to Anna May, "If Mr. Gray was sitting on the porch waiting for Miss Harlowe, we couldn't surprise her. We'd just tell her straight out. We wouldn't want to make her guess that, would we?" And Anna May had replied: "No, siree.
They seemed to feel relieved of some dread, and Ned more than once punched Luis, whispering shrilly enough for all to hear: "We can do it now, and not get caught! Yes, siree! We can do it now! Don't you tell!" And Luis responded by an ecstatic hug and the customary echo: "Do it now; don't you tell! Yes, siree!"
Just then Bud came back, having fixed the door the same way he had found it, with the loose board used as a prop to keep it in position. "Just as you said, Hugh," he announced, "it's clear as a bell, with a young moon hanging low in the western sky and the stars shining like all get-out. No siree, thunder never yet was heard on a night like this. So I guess it must have been a blast.
'I've done all I'm going to for 'em. Let the coyotes finish the job. "'No, siree, I replies. 'I don't blame you for having a prejudice agin savages, but my parents is still robust and husky, and I have an idea that they'd rather see me back on the ranch than glaring through the bars for life. I'm going over to bury the meat. "Off I went, but when I slid down the gulch, I only found one body.
But I couldn't help it, could I? That old black man took my own clothes away and left these, and I couldn't go out without any, could I? She was a nice old lady and her pie was good. Pretty good, I mean. But she wasn't going to catch Towsley and adopt him, not if he could help himself! No, siree! So I waited till everybody was asleep, then I lit out." "Smart boy!
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