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Updated: May 1, 2025
Und sooner the doctor seen how comes blood on the sidewalk he says like this: so Morris bleeds four more inches of blood he don't got no more blood in his body. Say, I seen right into Morris He's red inside. So-o-oh, the doctor he bandages up his hand und takes him in the amb'lance, und all times his mamma hollers und yells und says mad words on the doctor so he had a mad over her.
But Morris went on quite undisturbedly: "I had once a auntie und she had awful kind feelings over a stylish floorwalker, und he was loving mit her. So-o-oh! They marries! Und they don't say nothings to nobody. On'y the stylish floor walker he writes on my auntie whole bunches of lovin' letters." "She ain't married," Patrick reiterated. "She ain't."
So-o-oh I was yesterday on the store for buy my mamma some wurst, und I don't make nothings mit nobody." Here the poor, half-blind Eva, with her love and talent for pantomime, took a gay little walk past Teacher's desk, with tossing head and swinging skirts. Then with a cry she recoiled from the very memory of her wrongs. "Come Isidore!
"Well," Miss Bailey answered, "she has rather bothered me lately by quarrelling with her little cousin, Eva." "So-o-oh!" exclaimed Sadie's parent ponderously. "So-o-oh, Eva Gonorowsky makes you troubles; she is a bad girl I tell Sadie Sadie is a good girl I tell her she should make nothings with Eva soch a bad girl. For what you not put her back by baby class? She is not shmardt."
When, in the early dark of the next morning, Mrs. Mogilewsky discovered that the elements of the family breakfast had been lavished on the wanderer, she showed some natural resentment, but when she understood that such prodigally was encouraged, even rewarded, in high places, her wrath was very great. "So-o-oh, you foolishness like that on the school learns!" she fumed.
This last observation was a triumph of mimicry, and recalled Mrs. Gonorowsky so vividly as to make her atmosphere of garlic and old furniture quite perceptible. "So goes my papa by the door und says 'Who stands? Und my uncle he says 'Lemme in. So-o-oh my papa he opens the door. Stands my unclemit cheeky looks und he showed a fist on my papa.
"So-o-oh, my golden one," she began, lying back in her chair with Izzie on her lap "so-o-oh, you had friends by the house when mamma was by hospital." "On'y one," Morris answered faintly. "Well, I ain't scoldin'," said his mother. "Where iss your friend? I likes I shall look on him. Ain't he comin' round to-night?"
Gott, how I makes mistakes! So you learn him that foolishness extra so he gets chawed off of horses?" "Nonsense," interposed the doctor. "Miss Bailey is ridiculously fond of that child of yours." "So-o-oh," began Mrs. Mogilewsky. "So-o-oh, she ain't done it extra?" "Purposely? Of course not," answered the doctor. "Ach, well, I should better maybe, excuse her." Mrs.
Bertha Binderwitz und me is monitors in the yard when the childrens comes back from dinner. So-o-oh, I says, 'front dress, like you says, so the childrens shall look on what head is in front of them. On'y Eva she don't 'front dress' at all, but extra she longs out her neck und rubs on me somethin' fierce " "It's a lie!" interrupted Eva gently. "I don't make nothing like that.
"So-o-oh," pursued Yetta, with fast beating heart; "don't you wants you should give me somethings from paper mit writings on it so I could come on your room all times for see how is your buttoned-in-back-dresses?" "A beautiful idea," cried Teacher. "We'll take care of one another's buttons. I'll write the card for you now. You know what to do with it?" "Yiss ma'an.
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