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"But I choked him good, you bet! Bet you his old neck will be sore for a week, fellows!" "You want to keep away from him for awhile," said Harry with a direful shake of his head. "He's a mean chap when he's mad." "Huh!" grunted Tom. "So'm I!" One direct result of that affair in the tank was that Steve found himself something of a school celebrity because of his swimming prowess.
But they don't often meet many of the other sort like Mummy and Grandfather and Uncle Rama except sometimes in England. And then they make stupid mistakes just because they don't know better. But they needn't be rude about it, like Joe; and I'm glad you punched him hard." "So'm I. Fearfully glad."
"Slip's going up on the steamboat." "For good?" "So'm I!" Buck continued, breathlessly; "I'm quitting the riveh, too! I've been down here a good many years. I've been thinking. I'm going back. I'm going up the bank again." "What'll you do with the boat?" Grell continued. "Slip and I've been talking it all over. We're through with it. We guessed the Prophet, here, could use it.
That was a good Scots voice even though its owner wore the Australian uniform. "Would the boys like to hear a concert?" I asked the officer. "That they would! By all means!" he said. "Glad of the chance! And so'm I! I've heard you just once before in Sydney, away back in the summer of 1914." Then the big fellow who had called my name spoke up again. "Sing us 'Calligan," he begged.
Look out of the window and watch the trees shoot past." "Oh, I'm going to see Snoop!" exclaimed Flossie, suddenly. "So'm I," added Freddie. And in a moment the two children were bending over a basket which was in the seat with Dinah. In the basket was Snoop, the big black cat. She always traveled that way with the Bobbseys.
The severest penalties are omitted in your case not as a grace to you, but to that great republic which had the misfortune to give you birth." The steamer's benches were ranged back to back across the deck. My back hair was mingling innocently with the back hair of a couple of ladies. Presently they were addressed by some one and I overheard this conversation: "You are Americans, I think? So'm I."
And then the lazy eyes closed in their last weariness, the impudent lips parted, and Penny was dead. The War had beaten him. It was too big a circumstance for him to tame. The night we heard of it, Doe threw himself into a chair and said: "I'm miserable to-night, Rupert." "So'm I," said I, looking out of the window over a moonlit sea. "Poor old Penny.
"Oh, so'm I. Keep it up, I says," and Mr. Ringold did, using different cottages in turn to get a diversity of views. Sympathy was expressed for Joe on the failure of his mission to find his father. "But don't you give up!" exclaimed Mr. Hadley. "China is far off, but it isn't out of the world. Don't give up, Joe." "I'll not.
"Do you think he'll bring us anything to eat?" asked Freddie of Flossie, as they stood there waiting. "I hope he does," the little girl answered. "I'm hungry." "So'm I!" Freddie admitted. "I guess that cat was, too. Where did he go?" The cat answered himself, as though he knew he was being talked about.
Pepper, remembering how, the day before, Joel, had run down to the brook, and been gone for hours, following along its course, never coming home till dinner-time. "Get Phronsie ready, and Davie and yourself. But I'm sorry for Joey to lose the treat," she said sadly. "So'm I," said Abram's mother, "an' Mis' Beebe'll feel dreadful bad.
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