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"You mean that young swell whose business it is to drive a four-in-hand to Yonkers and back, and toot on a horn?" "Well, what of that? Everybody who is anybody, I mean all the girls, want to go on his coach." "Oh, Lord! I'd rather go on the Elevated." And Mavick laughed very heartily, for him. "Well, I'll make a compromise. You take Fogg and I'll take Burnett.
Once a dripping servant brought him food, but he could not eat; and once he thought that he heard a faint toot from a locomotive across the river, and then he smiled. The bridge's failure would hurt his assistant not a little, but Hitchcock was a young man with his big work yet to do. For himself the crash meant everything everything that made a hard life worth the living.
"Joe's a-talkin' fer me," said Burks, simply, and he put his hand on his revolver. "We've been too hasty," began Jim Hunter again. "We've 'lowed Toot to inflame our minds agin this man, an' now I'll bet my hat he's innocent. I'd resk a hoss on it." "Thar's a gal in it, I'm a-thinkin'," opined Weston Burks, dryly.
Then with a hoarse intensity of anger came a low heavy booing, "Boo! boo oo!" a note stupidly expressive of animal savagery. "Toot, toot!" said Lord Redcar's automobile in ridiculous repartee. "Toot, toot!" One heard it whizzing and throbbing as the crowd obliged it to slow down. Everybody seemed in motion towards the colliery gates, I, too, with the others. I heard a shout.
To be sure, I do toot on the tin whistle now and then, sir, such things as 'The British Grenadiers, and the 'Girl I left behind me, for my shipmate, and 'The Bay o' Biscay, and 'A Life on the Ocean Wave, for myself, but a musician, Lord!
She shrank from him, and stared at him in silence. "How do you know it?" he repeated, his tone growing fierce. She drew the shawl with which she had covered her head more closely about her shoulders. "Toot hinted at it himself," she said, slowly. "When?" "About an hour ago." "You met him?" "Yes." "Are you a member of his gang?" "Mr. Westerfelt," shrinking from him, "do do you mean to insult me?"
He transferred a share of this affection to the children of those sisters and of his brother, and was never so happy as when in their company. In his will he mentions one of his nieces as his "dearly beloved Toot." He was very fond of literature, especially of poetry, and devoted a considerable portion of his time to literary efforts of his own.
Old Wambush looked over his shoulder at Westerfelt, a sheepish look on his face. "Don't pay no 'tention to her," he apologized; "she's had the very old scratch in 'er ever since Toot was run off; I don't harbor no ill-will, but women ain't got no reason nohow. They never seem to know when peace is declared. It's the women that's keepin' up all the strife twixt North and South right now.
Toot! Toot! blew the whistles. "Here is a toy cat! Put her in that box!" called one fireman to another, who was dragging out a wooden box into which he had tossed the Talking Doll, a Jumping Jack and a dozen Green Pigs. "Take them out; and then we must begin to use the water! The fire is getting too hot!"
Kalman spoke out of full and varied experience of the ways of men with the lust of drink in them. "Well, well, maybe so. But the more there iss for me, the less there iss for him," said Mackenzie, jerking his head toward the inner door. "Why not empty it out?" said Kalman in an eager undertone. "Hoot! toot! man, and would you be guilty of sinful waste like yon?
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