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Updated: June 12, 2025
All the same she spunked up, and began to tease Ingmar about his going home to dance. Then at last they came to a little gray hut. Candles were burning inside, the windows being too small to let in much light. They caught the sound of violin music and the clatter of dancing feet. Still the girls paused, wonderingly. "Is it here?" they questioned. "Can any one dance here?
Gregory told him briefly. "By Jove! this Miss Walton ought to be very grateful to you." "She is too grateful." "I don't know about that. I met that infernal Hunting downstairs. Of course I couldn't treat him with politeness, and do you know the little lady spunked up about it to that degree that she almost turned her back upon me and left the room."
It was along in June last year I went up that way; there was nobody to go with me, an' I was forced to do it by myself for I had to go so I spunked up, saddled Bluefire, an' sloped.
"She used to go round peerin' into his winders when he wa'n't there, an' one day, arter he'd gone off to trade some steers, she jest spunked up courage an' went in an' cleaned all up. I see the bed airin', an' went over an' ketched her at it.
I always have a lot left in the pot and Polly might just as well have it as not. All these reasons to explain why I have said "Yes"! Mrs. Pace bought her own portrait and has been the means of another order for poor Polly. She has also arranged to have him give some talks at her pension on the new movement in Art. Polly is quite spunked up and has actually had his hair cut. The portrait of Mrs.
Eben hadn't spunked up anywhere nigh enough courage to propose, but they stopped at Ostable so long, waiting for the rain to let up, that 'twas after dark when they was half way home. Then Emma oh, she was a slick one! said that her reputation would be ruined, out that way with a man that wa'n't her husband. If they was married now, she said and even a dummy could take THAT hint.
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