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"Honest, Miss Sadie, you look just like a pretty little ghost. What you need is some spring air, girlie, some spring air for a tonic. Wouldn't I just love to take you all by your little self down the river to-night on one of them new Coney boats, where we could be right quiet. Say, wouldn't I?" "No no!" "I wanna talk to you, Miss Sadie. Can't you guess?

"Of course I ain't, honey; only, with you and him goin' right over to Al's afterward, what's the sense of me goin'? I wanna stay home and think. It's just like beginnin' to-night I could sit here and look right into the time when there ain't goin' to be no more waitin' up nights for my boy. I They got all little white chickens out at Denny's roadhouse, Blutch white with red combs.

"Even them ten minutes I got leave to go up to old Ingram's office they made up for when I came back, and put another batch of them fifty-nine-cent leatherette purses out in the bin." "Poor little filly! What you need is a little speed. I wanna blow you to-night, Doll. You went once and you can make it twice. Come on, Doll, it ain't every little girl I'd coax like this." "I Jimmie I "

"By and by come that one boy, rush outa cabin; wanna tell no burn house. No spirit; white woman, that's all. No burn. He say, that boy, 'No burn. See white woman eat fish. Spirits no eat fish. "Then all the people say quick, 'No burn! No burn! So no burn. See? That's all." The Eskimo smiled frankly, as he mopped the perspiration from his brow.

We got a big day to-morrow, darlin'! Get to bed, Vi-dee." "I wanna spread out her Christmas first, Harry. I want her to see it when she wakes up. I couldn't stand her not seem' it."

"Where's Spike?" he asked. "Doesn't Spike Freyer own this place?" "He died a couple months ago. I bought him out just before." The crippled man eyed the three cadets warily. "Wanna buy something?" Astro looked shocked. "Spike, dead? What happened?" "How should I know," snarled the little man. "I bought him out and he died a few weeks later. Now, you wanna buy something or not?"

"Well, it's pretty near eatin' time, an' aw, pshaw, I jest can't dare to say it." "Go ahead, old chap, I can't do more than annihilate you." "Well, I wanna go to the Schuylerses to dinner." "To dinner!" "Yes, sir. An' not to the kitchen eats, neither. I wanta set up to their gran' table with their butlerses an' feetmen, an' be a nonnerd guest. Kin I, Mr. Stone? Say, kinni?"

"I can't help that, can I?" "Why, there there's nothing on God's earth I hate, Jimmie, like I hate that Bargain-Basement. When I think it's down there in that manhole I've spent the best years of my life, I I wanna die.

He's hotter than a wet wolf 'cause you didn't turn up here on time." "I ain't afraid of Jack." "'Course you ain't. But you know how Jack is. Even if it don't come to a showdown, there'll be words passed. And I don't wanna run any risk of you quitting the outfit. Every man is needed. You be sensible and stick here with McFluke three-four days like I say, and after that c'mon in to Farewell.

The Preceptress of the National College appointed her daughter Wanna as a guide and instructor to me. I formed a deep and strong attachment for her, which, it pains me to remember, was the cause of her unhappy fate. In stature she was above the medium height, with a form of the fairest earthly loveliness and exquisite grace. Her eyes were so deep a blue, that at first I mistook them for brown.