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If Jake comes, and I'm not here, and he wants to make a fuss, and spoil everything, and won't wait, you give him this petticoat. You put it in his arms. I bet you'll have the laugh on him. He's got a temper." "So've you, Jinny, dear, so've you," said the old man, laughing. "You're goin' to have your own way, same as ever same as ever."
While all along the great black base of the peak the white waves rushed like mighty rockets, flinging long white arms up its ragged sides and crashing together at the end in dazzling bursts of foam. "Wonderful!" said Gard. "I've lain here for hours watching it." "I've swum it," said Nance quietly. "So've I," said Bernel. "Never! You two? I wonder you came back alive!"
"Well no, I'm afraid he wouldn't." Robin began to look decidedly adverse to the proposition. "You see Mr. Thrush has always lived in London," began Rosamund explanatorily. "But so've we," interrupted Robin. "But we aren't as old as Mr. Thrush." "Is he very old, mummie? How old is he?" "I don't know, but he's a very great deal older than you are."
"He's had enough." "So've I. O God!" "Never saw such a fight. Wish those buzzards would go away from that wood over there! They're so dismal." "No, McClellan ain't going to attack!" "Then why don't we attack?" "Go away, Johnny! We're mighty few and powerfully tired." "Well, I think so, too. We might just as well attack. Great big counter stroke!
"He's going to hitch it on his his new sled with a pair of oars, and go rowing over the snow when snow comes. My, but it's strong!" "We've got a Christmas tree," spoke up Silvey. "So've we," said John. "So've we," Perry added. "But mine's bigger'n any of yours," Bill insisted. "It's so big, we most had to cut a hole in the ceiling to set it up. And wide?
"If it comes to that, so've I: at Symonds's." "Mine was at Admiralty House," said the driver. "I wasn' dancin'." "What about the horse?" "The horse? the ho Oh, I take your meanin'! The horse is all right: he's a fresh one. Poor I may be," he announced inconsecutively, "but I wouldn' live the life of one of them there women of fashion, not for a million of money." He ruminated for a moment.
"You call him off that's what you call him," shouted Mr. Bodge. "I hain't had one leg chawed off by a mowin'-machine to let a cust hyeny chaw off the other. Git out of that gateway. I've got business here with these gents." "So've I," returned Mr. Crowther, meekly; and he went in, dragging his friend. "I done your arrunt," he announced to the Cap'n.
"So've we," retorted John, undaunted by this itemized account. Certain empty pangs in nature's alarm clock brought him home half an hour early to inquire about dinner. He was most starved to death. Wouldn't mother hurry it up? Mother couldn't expert cookery was not to be hurried. He'd better go out again for a while.
Now, look you here, my dear you blessed weepin' pet the man that could see ye with that hair of yours there in ruins, and he backed by the law, and not rush into your arms and hold ye squeezed for life, he ain't got much man in him, I say; and no one can say that of my babe! I was sayin', look here, to comfort ye oh, why, to be sure he've got some surprise for ye. And so've I, my lamb! Hark, now!
But as he shouted he knew that his order was absurd, and tucking the lieutenant's sword under his arm he buckled on his own before leaping down to where his leader lay. "Are you much hurt, sir?" he asked; but there was no answer. "I've got a orfle whack side o' the head, sir," growled Tom Tully. "So've I, sir," said another man.
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