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Then our whistle gave a little toot, and in five minutes we heard a shout, and Carlos my brave Carlos Quintana crashed through the tangled vines waving his cap madly for joy. "A hundred yards away was his camp, where three hundred chosen patriots of Esperando were awaiting our coming.
After leaving the Mahdi on the heath outside the Bab Toot, the black lad had hunted for the Basha. When the Spanish soldiers abandoned the Kasbah he continued his search. Up and down he had traversed the place in the darkness; and finding Ben Aboo at last, on the spot where he had first seen him, he rushed in upon him and brought him to the ground.
"But you can understand," interrupted Mr. Sprudell, with a gesture of depreciation, "how a man feels to seem to" he all but achieved a blush "to toot his own horn." "I can understand your reluctance perfectly" Miss Dunbar admitted sympathetically, and it was then he noticed how low and pleasant her voice was.
"Toot, toot, my dear, you are not to be speaking about lies, for that iss not a pretty word among friends, and you will not be meddling with me, for you will be better at the preaching and the singing of himes than dealing with women.
He expected Mrs. Bagley to take off in her car, but she did not. She waited until a brief toot! came from the road. Then, with a swirl of motion, she left. It took James Holden's limited experience some little time to identify the event with some similar scenes from books he'd read; even with him, reading about it was one world and seeing it happen was another thing entirely.
Mann the benefit of my own experience in rehearsing the piece." Mr. Mann actually looked frightened. The stern instructor overpowered him exactly as she did many of the girls. "Toot! Toot! Toot-te-toot! Back water!" muttered Bobby Hargrew. "Wouldn't I cut a shine acting in a Greek play? Oh, my!"
I could hear Toot, who used to be making all sorts of little presents for me, whistling as he brought in the wood and water, and then "cleaned up" to go to see his Tulula, with never a thought of me. And I said to myself that the best thing I could do was to grow up and get away from a place where I was no longer wanted.
We were awakened at four o'clock this morning by the whistle of the steamer George W. Elder. I went out on the moraine and waved my hand in salute and was answered by a toot from the whistle. Soon a party came ashore and asked if I was Professor Muir. The leader, Professor Harry Fielding Reid of Cleveland, Ohio, introduced himself and his companion, Mr.
He turned over again and put his ear to the ground Indians could hear things coming ever so far but he could hear nothing only the concertina! And almost instantly he did hear a grinding sound, a faint toot. Yes! it was a car coming coming! Up he jumped. Should he wait in the porch, or rush upstairs, and as they came in, shout: "Look!" and slide slowly down the banisters, head foremost? Should he?
Toot!" "Oh my!" said Squinty to himself, snuggling down in the straw of his box. "I never can squeal as loud as that. Never!" He looked out and saw a big black thing rushing toward him, with smoke coming out of the top, and then the big black thing cried out again: "Whee! Whee! Toot! Toot!" "Oh, what a terrible, big black pig!" thought Squinty. And he was a bit frightened.
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