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"Hi! diddle, diddle, the cat and the fiddle, the cow jumped over the moon the little dog laughed to see the sport and the dish ran away with the spoon you understand I'm simply talking for talk's sake as we resume our walk we'll inadvertently change partners a kind of Women's Exchange as it were old Mother Hubbard she went to the cupboard to get her poor dog a bone but when she got there the cupboard don't smile so broadly was bare and so the poor dog had none will that be satisfactory?"
The talk's too bitter; worse here among the Manniston Road people than anywhere else." "Well, what of it?" "It wouldn't be the first instance of how easy it is for an innocent man to be well, hurt." "Oh, that sort of thing is out of the question, absurd." "Never mind! I'd stay away. That's what I'd do." It was almost dark when the chief of police took his departure.
"I bet you that lightship pitched up and down somethin' terrible, didn't it, Zach?" she asked. Zacheus looked at her solemnly. "Pitched?" he repeated, after a moment's contemplation. "No, no, she didn't pitch none." "Didn't? Didn't pitch up and down in such a gale's that? And with waves a hundred foot high? What kind of talk's that, Zach Bloomer!
You'll see to-morrow...." "And the soldiers, Barin?" "Oh, the soldiers won't do anything. Talk's one thing action's another." He laughed to himself and seemed greatly amused. This irritated me. "Well, what do you know?" I asked. "I know nothing," he chuckled. "But remember, Barin, in a week's time, if you want me I'm your friend. Who knows? In a week I may be a rich man."
And it don't seem to cheer 'em up much, either, because their talk's right ugly." "But I thought you said they were heading for some other ground?" "So they are, but they're takin' their time on the road. I used to be that way till the day Arizona Bill plugged me because I was slow, all through havin' stopped at a place too long.
"I got that at Gettysburg in the second day's fight," he would explain, complacently. He was often asked whether he was a member of the Grand Army of the Republic. "No; 'tain't worth while. I done my fightin' in '63 and '64 them times. I don't care about doin' it over again in talk. Talk's cheap." This made folks smile, for he was continually fighting his battles over again in conversation.
She saw how the minister and her daughter came slowly over the meadow, engaged with each other's conversation, while Miss Masters tripped on before them. She noticed the pause in their walk, Diana's slow, thoughtful step; and then, as they came near, her flush and her downcast eye. "The minister's talk's very interestin'," whispered Mrs. Carpenter in her ear. "Not to me," said Mrs.
Comes from well, you know how a woman can talk ask 'em to say 'string' and they'll say 'crow's foot' or 'cat's cradle. Sometimes you'd think she was from Oshkosh, and again from Jacksonville, Florida, and the next day from Cape Cod." "Mystery?" ventured Merriam. "M well, she looks it; but her talk's translucent enough. But that's a woman.
He do not seem to own the hearing or fearing of any thing to be done in the Admiralty, to the lessening of the Duke of York, though he hears how the town talk's full of it.
Dotty!" ejaculated Auchincloss. Then he swore. "In a minit I'll tell you what you are." "But, Al, that talk's so so like an old fool's." "Huh! An' why so?" "Because that wonderful girl would never look at me," Dale replied, simply. "I seen her lookin' already," declared Al, bluntly. Dale shook his head as if arguing with the old rancher was hopeless. "Never mind thet," went on Al.
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