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Angelina admitted, however, that her bambino was supremely happy there, so happy, in fact, that she hadn't the heart to take her away, even though she does know that it is all "tomfoolishness" the "kid" is being taught by a mistaken philanthropy. It is fair to suppose that in the factory and workshop of every description the kindergarten is bound to work incalculable results.
I demanded, knowing this was some of his tomfoolishness, and irritated that he should have any heart for it. "Keep your head down," he winked good-humoredly. "You'll know soon enough." "Tommy," I now excitedly caught him by the arms, "you've got a scheme! What is it, old man? Tell me quick!" I shook him happily, for there was something about his mysterious air that began to inspire me with hope.
Harris said: "The great thing is to make a good breakfast," and he started with a couple of chops, saying that he would take these while they were hot, as the beef could wait. Bar. falling." I do think that, of all the silly, irritating tomfoolishness by which we are plagued, this "weather-forecast" fraud is about the most aggravating.
On Monday afternoon Harris came round; he had a cycling paper in his hand. I said: "If you take my advice, you will leave it alone." Harris said: "Leave what alone?" I said: "That brand-new, patent, revolution in cycling, record-breaking, Tomfoolishness, whatever it may be, the advertisement of which you have there in your hand."
It was a feat requiring no little strength, and it surprised Dakota Joe as much as it did anybody. "Hey, you! What you doin'?" bawled Dakota Joe, when he found himself sitting on the hard ground, staring up at the group. "Ain't doing nothing," drawled Ben. "It's done. Better sit where you be, Mister, and cool off." "What sort o' tomfoolishness is this?" asked the miller again.
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