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"By the time the other three 'ad 'ad theirs it was as good as a pantermime, an' the mate corked the bottle up, and went an' sat down on a locker while they tried to rinse their mouths out with the luxuries which had been given 'em. "'How do you feel? ses the skipper. "'I'm dying, ses Dan. "'So'm I, ses Harry; 'I b'leeve the mate's pisoned us."
The other man was equipped for work like himself. "Hello, Will!" "Hello, Ed!" "Going down to help Dingman thrash?" "Yes," replied Will shortly. It was easy to see he didn't welcome company. "So'm I. Who's goin' to do your thrashin-Dave McTurg?" "Yes, I guess so. Haven't spoken to anybody yet." They walked on side by side. Will didn't feel like being rudely broken in on in this way.
"All right! I didn't mean to stir you up, Zebedee. But from things Cap'n Daniels has said I gathered that he was runnin' the committee. And, as I'm a friend of Mr. Ellery, it " "Friend! Well, so'm I, ain't I? If you ever hear of Daniels tryin' any tricks against the minister, you send for me, that's all. I'LL show him. Boss! Humph!"
"I won't no more, Colonel," says I. "I won't be on your pay roll much longer; but them old days " "Don't!" says he. "I can't think about the old days no more. I'm closing the books now, Curly." "So'm I," says I. "What do you mean?" says he. "I ain't right clear about some things."
How many dolls did you say there were, Cousin Tom?" "Six. One for each of the six little Bunkers." "Pooh! I don't want a doll!" exclaimed Russ. "I'm too big!" "So'm I!" added Laddie. "Very well. And as there are six dolls and only four who will want them, that will leave two over, so if Rose or Violet or Mun Bun loses a doll we'll have two extra ones.
"Dey tells me dat dey done want dinnah fo' two, an' I starts to gib it to 'em, but de conductor says as how dey belonged to a party back heah, an' mebby de odder folks would want somethin' to eat, too. An', as anyhow, dey had bettah be tol'." "I'm hungry!" exclaimed Bert. "So'm I!" added Nan. "Dear me!" exclaimed Mrs. Bobbsey. "I must go and see about them." "We will all go," said Mr. Bobbsey.
"You're a woman an' so'm I, an' you know, just as well as I do, that no man or set o' men ever looks twice at any respectable woman that goes right along tendin' to her business. You know that, Miss Pickett. A man's got to have some encouragement." "Well" Miss Pickett was forced to remark.
You look so!" cried Mother Bunker, as she saw the confused mass of children, barrel staves, box, footstool and chairs in the middle of the playroom floor. "I'm all right," said Laddie, as he pulled his leg out from where it was doubled up in the box, and stood up straight. "So'm I," added Russ. "Did I fall on you, Laddie?" "Yep but it didn't hurt me much."
"After all, there's something in that idea of old Rawlings', that I'm bad for him. He's got to do without me." "So have I." "You're different. You'll stand it, if you've got to. Colin won't. And he doesn't chum up with the other chaps." "No. And Grannie and Aunt Emily after Auntie Adeline." "Well, I'm glad Col-Col'll have you sometimes." "So'm I... Oh, Jerrold, here's the beastly train."
"Dad-in-law," pleaded Conrad, "don't you think we could stage a good rough-and-tumble here and now? I've been two years trying to get her back East for good." "I'm staying," declared Tressa, tossing her head. "So'm I in spite of your father." "What gets me," marvelled Torrance, "is why he bothered to shoot when he didn't want to hit. A regular splash of them, too. I might have fired back."
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