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The riverman turned on him almost savagely. "Down soon!" he snorted. "So'll the water be 'down soon. It's dropping every minute. That telegraft of yours won't even start out before to-morrow morning. Don't you fool yourself. That Twin Falls outfit is just too tickled to do us up. It'll be two days before anybody shows up, and then where are you at?
"Listen," commanded the churchman, in the slow, tense way of one who intended to be obeyed. "I'll go back and come up by the beach. I'll brow-beat them and tongue-whack them for having slaves. They'll offer fight; so'll I. They'll all run down; that's your chance. Wait till they all go. I'll make them, every one. That's your chance. You rush! Try that!
Did yu ever see such a son-of-a-gun fer pie?" he plaintively asked Red Connors, as he grabbed a mighty handful of apples and crust. "Pie'll kill yu some day, yu bob-tailed jack! I had an uncle that died onct. He et too much pie an' he went an' turned green, an so'll yu if yu don't let it alone." "Yu ought'r seed th' pie Johnny had down in Eagle Flat," murmured Lanky Smith reminiscently.
"I was thinking p'r'aps that it wouldn't put Betty about so much," continued Nurse. "You see she could make a girl do things her way where she couldn't order about a grown woman, and really there's some girls of fourteen or so'll do as much work, and do it most as well with someone to look after 'em." "But," said Miss Unity, "don't they break things dreadfully?" Nurse laughed.
"It is amazing strange!" replied Mr. Nimblet. "I'll have one grab at him, any way," cried Uncle Walter, making for the hand, so warmly clasped by George Ludlow. "So'll I! So'll I, and take pay and interest for my four days' hunt," cried Wilson. "I loved to kiss him, too; and where is my part?" cried Aunt Huldah, joining in the group. "And mine!" "and mine!" cried Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Colwell.
Now I'm shore of it. You tie a wet towel round yore head, Swing, and take a good pull of cold water. You'll feel better in the morning." "So'll I feel better in the morning if you jiggers will close yore traps and lemme sleep," growled a peevish voice in the next room on the Main Street side. "As I live," said Racey in a tone of vast surprise, "there's somebody in the next room."
"Anything you say goes with me. I'm going to have a good time here now until we get away." "So'll I," said Toby, "and we'll not be startin' till the ice is strong enough, whatever, so's not to be takin' any risk o' breakin' through. 'Tis never as thick outside as 'tis near shore." When they awoke the next morning, a new and strange silence had fallen upon the world.
It was not in Monsieur to consider that anyone would dare disobey his Azurian authority. "Gezabo," Tommy said tenderly, "I'm going to lock you up tomorrow, for if anyone so much as rumples your noble topknot I'll cut him to ribbons so'll Jack. Now kick us, and go to bed. We've been a pair of braying asses, and you're a sure-nuff Prince!"
A sleigh was a luxury that few Bennington people owned, although Nuck might have hitched the old wood-sled to Dobbin. He spent one night at a farmer's on the road, and was welcomed at supper time the next evening at the Lewis house. "Zuckers!" exclaimed Lot, running out to drag his friend off his horse, "I tell ye, I'm glad to see ye! And so'll marm be if the young uns don't bother her too much.
Get you in a cop's outfit, and you'll turn honest. No place here for an honest cop not with elections coming up, cobber. Well, I guess you gotta find out for yourself. Want a good room?" Gordon's lips twitched. "Thanks, Mother, but I'll be staying inside the dome, I guess." "So'll I," the old man gloated. "Setting in a chair all day, being an honest citizen.
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