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Updated: May 13, 2025
There was a great deal of "geeing" and "hawing" and fuss, and then, instead of getting down, the farmer called out, "Say, are you all asleep?" At once Maum Winnie's voice was heard inquiring, "Who dat?" "Hey, old girl, come down here and open the gate. I've brought your hay, but I got stalled on the way, and it's too late to put it up to-night. I'll have to drive the wagon in and leave it.
"How did you?" she answered, and he laughed, "O, I thought I'd drive over to the Junction to meet you and carry you home, and I heard about the train being stalled out here and couldn't get out for hours, so I drove on, that's all. But the idea of you hoofing it in!" He put his head back and laughed loudly. His fiancée then remembered Alice and introduced her, telling Steve of her kind interest.
The traffic officer allowed the stalled cars to pass on. A crowd began to assemble about Ruth. "Do take me into the hotel somewhere!" she gasped. "I I can't walk " One of the camera men and the director, Mr.
The first thing to be done was to conduct the traveller to the stable, that he might see his horse attended to and comfortably stalled for the night.
You see, they're of a sort of migrating gypsy breed, and get as uneasy as a fish out of water when stalled for any length of time." "'Course that would settle it all beautifully," agreed Thad, with a relieved look on his honest face; "but according to my mind it would be too good to come true. That sly chap means to play the game to the limit.
He invited Bessie to step inside and make herself at home; and while Tummels stalled the horse, he posted down in search of the doctor. About an hour later the two came walking back together, William Sleep with news that the Fly was lying alongside St. Ives Quay. He had seen nothing of Phoby Geen, and hadn't risked inquiring.
I think there's going to be a big storm, and here we are, stalled out in the open. It will be hard for the girls and the women, to say nothing of Tommy and Nellie." "That's what it will, Russ; but what can be done?" As he spoke there came a sudden fierce rush of wind and a flurry of snow. It took the breaths of all, and instinctively they turned from it, for the snow stung their faces.
"However, this fellow may have been waiting outside, and he may have followed the tank when we started off a little while ago for the night test. Then, when he saw our mishap and noticed that we were stalled, he came in, boldly enough, thinking, I suppose, that, as I had never seen him, he would take a chance on getting as much information as he could in a hurry."
It seems that he had seen the stalled motor truck from the window of the ten thirty train and had hired the first automobile he could find at the Woodbridge station and rushed to the scene of trouble. Briefly Bruce and the chauffeur told him all that had happened and all that had been done. "Rebuilt the bridge, eh? Looks as if it would hold a steam engine now. That's bully," exclaimed Mr. Dickle.
"I'm only reminding you of your own remark," Edith said, "to explain why I want to be in one of the dormitories next winter. Eleanor is stupid though she's never fed me on stalled ox! And I think she sort of doesn't like it because I'm not awfully fond of music." "You are an absolute heathen about music," her father said.
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