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"Aw, jeepers creepers!" he blasphemed euphemistically. "Mebbe t'morrow," Allan said. "If I c'n make it. I gotta go, now; ain't had breakfast yet." He scuffed his feet boyishly, exchanged so-longs with his friend, and continued homeward. As he had hoped, the Sunday paper kept his father occupied at breakfast, to the exclusion of any dangerous table talk.
So I am. All the more reason for her thinking me her companion. I get her away by train to the vessel, and on board, and there I give her the slip. "Ship's steaming away by this time t'morrow night. I've paid for her and myself too, she thinks. Leave it to me. I'll manage all that neatly enough. But heer's the truth: I'm stumped. I must, and I will have fifty; I don't want to utter ne'er a threat.
"I should like it to be as soon as possible," the journalist said seriously. "It isn't on my own account, and I " "All right. You come to my room at ten t'morrow morning?" "Well, if you can't possibly make it to-night," said Cornish reluctantly. "I wish " "Can't possibly." And Cooley, taking Mellin by the arm, walked rapidly down the corridor. "Funny ole correspondent," he murmured.
"If that's all," said Kate, to reassure the old man, "I'll stand between you and losing your job." Bradley drew his stubby chin and shabby beard in and threw his voice down into his throat: "D' y' mean that? Then don't say nothin', you and Kelly. Least said, soonest mended. I'm goin' t' town t'morrow t' see the biggest funeral ever pulled off in Sleepy Cat," he announced with bleary dignity.
"Well, I'm going over to the other side of the range day after t'morrow after some ponies of mine, an' I'm going to have a look around. You say you've been a miner?" "Yes, yes." "If you're going over that way, you might come along and see if we can't find a contact, or copper sulphurets, or something. Even if we don't find color we may find silver-bearing galena."
Besides, it's kind o' lucky you happened to blow in with this free lunch; she's a bit shy on the dollar question this month an' Mulligan comes t'morrow. An' oh, say, Geoff she's dead set on findin' out how I met you an' an' where." "Very naturally!" murmured Ravenslee. "An' we must tell her something but what?" "Spike, you've forgotten the mustard!
"T'morrow!" He shouted the word. "What're y' talkin' about? I'll kill y' first! I'll " "Oh, don't!" As Barber reached to seize Cis again, Johnnie dragged at his sleeve. But the longshoreman did not notice him. It was Cis who cried out to Johnnie, still defying Big Tom. "Oh, let him do what he wants!" she said. "Because he won't have a chance even to speak to me after to-day! Let him! Let him!"
'But I'm not goin t'night, Rachael, nor yet t'morrow. 'Tan't easy overmuch t' know wheer t' turn, but a good heart will coom to me. Herein, too, the sense of even thinking unselfishly aided him. Before he had so much as closed Mr.
'If ye brought any Cnssmus presents, he whispered, 'slip 'em into my hands. I'm goin' if run the cirkis t'morrow an' if we don't hev fun a plenty I'll miss my guess. 'I'll lay them out in my room, said Hope. 'Be sure 'n put the names on 'em, Uncle Eb whispered, as Hope went away. 'What have ye done with the "bilers"? I enquired. 'Sold 'em, said he, laughing. 'Barker never kep' his promise.
To do Farmer Blaize justice, he waited very patiently for the boy, though he could not quite see why he did not take the gate at the first offer. "Oh!" said he, when he heard and had pondered on the request. "Hum! ha! we'll see about it t'morrow. But if he's innocent, you know, we shan't mak'n guilty." "It was I did it!" Richard declared. The farmer's half-amused expression sharpened a bit.
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