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"I'll take you over to his office," nodded Foreman Payson. "I'm going, too," announced another workman. "So'm I," added another. "One at a time, men," advised Payson. "I think Bellas feels that he's capable of talking for all of you." The other foremen restrained the crowd, while Mr. Payson led Bellas over to the headquarters shack.
He won't know a word about it in the mornin'. We're all right if none of us blabs. You fellers goin' to stay? 'I ain't. I'm sick o' bein' a bushranger, said Jacker, with a reflective and remorseful rub at his hurt place. 'So'm I, said Ted.
"Yes," Jem used to say, "they may be civil, but soft words butters no parsnips, Mas' Don; and being told you'll some day be rated AB don't bring a man back to his wife, nor a boy I mean another man back to his mother." "You might have said boy, Jem; I'm only a boy." "So'm I, Mas' Don sailor boy. You seem getting your head pretty well now, Mas' Don, when we're up aloft."
"I I don't believe in anything of the kind," I reiterated, getting as far as possible into my corner of the seat. "La! you needn't be bashful," she went on, laughing; "I ain't a-going to scourge you. Thar's room enough for both of us." She subsided again, and again broke out: "Bound for the Injun country, are you? So'm I. Whar do you get off?" "I thought you said you were going to California?"
"Play the piano?" "Never heard of it. D'you play it with cards or dice?" "Lucky dog! It's music. I have to practise an hour a day." "What for?" "Nothing ... it's lessons. Beastly. How old are you?" "Seven er nearly." "So'm I nearly. I've got to be six first though. I shall have a birthday next week. A big one. Have you brought any ellyfunts from India?"
The Alderman refused regretfully. "I've got a new rule now. I don't smoke till after dinner." There was a pause. "I'm glad we came." "So'm I." "You needn't worry about anything. Your mother and I will see to everything. I'll go up and have a talk with Johnnie about the leases." "Thanks." "What about money?" "I'll write you. No hurry." "What sort of a woman is Laurencine?
'Halloa, Bill, old man, he said, prodding him amiably in the waistcoat with the ferrule of the umbrella. 'How's the boy? Fine! So'm I. So you got my message? Wonderful invention, the telephone. 'I've just come from the club. 'Take a chair. 'What's the matter? Jerry Nichols thrust Bill into a chair and seated himself on the table.
"Now you Eastern folk walk a good bit that is when you aren't riding in street cars and in your automobiles, and I suppose that's why the cowboys call you tender-feet. You don't mind, though, do you, Teddy?" "Nope," he said. "I like it. But I'm going to learn to ride a pony." "So'm I!" exclaimed Janet. "I wants a wide, too!" cried Trouble. "Can't I wide, Uncle Frank?
Topham, racing to intercept the ball, missed badly; a second later the Rajput center thundered past both men and scored the goal, amid a roar from the spectators, less than a minute from the start. "Dick!" Tess exclaimed. "You ought to be ashamed of me! I'm rooting for the Rajputs against my own color!" "So'm I!" he answered. "I wish to glory there was some one here to bet with!"
He thought of their new landlord, and of their old landlord, and of bills and claims. Life presented itself for the first time as a hopeless fight against fate.... "Grubb, o' man," he said, distilling the quintessence, "I'm fair sick of this shop." "So'm I," said Grubb. "I'm out of conceit with it. I don't seem to care ever to speak to a customer again."
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