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"I am sorry to hear it." "Well, ta-ta! I'll be back soon." Grant was not sorry to have Tom leave him. He didn't enjoy his company, and besides he foresaw that it would be rather embarrassing if Tom should take a fancy to remain with him in the city. He didn't care to have anyone, certainly not Tom, learn on what errand he had come to the city.
"Errise, my friend; you have conquer! It is SHE who has arrive at the ground! YOU are all right. It is done; believe me, it is feenish! No more shall she make thees thing. From thees instant you shall ride her as the cow as the rail of thees fence and remain tranquil. For she is a-broke! Ta-ta! Regain your hats, gentlemen! Pass in your checks! It is ovar! How are you now?"
When it is faithfully copied you will have the original thimble back, my love, but not before. Now, then, ta-ta for the present." Nancy ran off before Pauline had time to reply. She felt stunned. What did everything mean?
"The necessary particulars will be sent to your solicitors, and I hope you will then get busy. "Ta-ta, old crock. Yours, Mabel. "P.S. You shouldn't leave oxalic acid about like that. Don't you know it's a poison? I've hidden it underneath your dress-shirts, in case of accidents." Luke put the letter down. There was a step outside the door and Dot entered.
Darrin went most of the way to the Prestons. "Come right along through, and meet Miss Preston," urged Dan. "If you ask it as a favor I will, old chap," Dave replied. "No; I thought the favor would be to you." "So it would, ordinarily," Darrin replied gallantly. "But to-night I just want to stroll by myself." "Ta-ta, then."
Ta-ta, fellows. See you at the supper table." Bert stalked out loftily, with a considerable appreciation of his condescension toward two fellows whom he had been wont, in past years, to call muckers. "Hold me!" begged Greg hoarsely. "I'm going to have a fit. Oh, wow! Dick, just think of that poor b.j. lamb falling into the hands of the yearlings! What'll they ever do with him?"
The Kaiser went a-hunting, A-hunting, tra-ra: With his bugle-horn at springing morn, The Kaiser trampled bud and thorn: Tra-ra! And the dew shakes green as the horsemen rear, And a thousand feathers they flutter with fear; And a pang drives quick to the heart of the deer; For the Kaiser's out a-hunting, Tra-ra! Ta, ta, ta, ta, Tra-ra, tra-ra, Ta-ta, tra-ra, tra-ra!
"You'll be wanted if they come. I doubt if we can muster more than thirty men at most, and there may be more than that left of them, and madmen at that." "We won't let them land." "You can't close every door with thirty men, mon gars." "One at the Coupée, if they make for Gorey. Three at Dos d'Ane. Three at Havre Gosselin. Half a dozen at the Creux " "Ta-ta!
He said he was in a thoughtful rather than a talkative mood to-night. "You understand, old girl?" "Yes, dear, I understand. You want to put on your considering cap about something." "That's just it, Mav. The considering cap. Ta-ta." Outside in the roadway Mr. Creech, a farmer, hindered him for a few minutes. Between him and Mr.
"I don't know. She's coming, at any rate," said Peggy, rather crossly. "Bunty sent me to find out if everybody had really gone. Toddlekins will have to get a taxi, that's all. Whew! I'm being blown to bits! I want to get back to my pen-painting. I'm making a birthday present for my cousin. Ta-ta!" Diana stood watching Peggy's retreating figure as the latter raced up the garden and into the house.
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