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The water was on full 'n' she went right down 'n' into the mill-wheel, 'n' some of her caught in it 'n' she could n't budge. It squinched her right up, 'n' she kicked some, 'n' mooed some, 'n' bust the wheel some, 'n' died. "But Mrs. Macy wa'n't wastin' no time or words on the cow. She was walkin' 's fast 's she could along to where the nearest noise was comin' from. "First she found Mr.
I used to tell him he was wastin' his money, but he would do it. Same way with the chickens." "Then you sold the milk, I suppose?" "Yes, ma'am, and we didn't get no more for it from the creamery than the farmers who had just the ornery cows." "Well, I've got an idea already. I'm going back to Cranford as soon as we've had dinner to see if it will work out. I suppose that's your son?"
'T wouldn't be any real kindness to him. Just wastin' money." He pointed finally to a stubby, wooden-handled knife with one big blade, marked 25c. "There, now," said he, "that's what I call a knife. Good and strong, and no folderol. Guarantee the steel, don't ye?"
Presently June lifted her eyes to his. "Dud says you an' he are going to take up preëmptions and run cattle of your own," she began. "Yes. Harshaw's going to stake us. We'll divide the increase." "I'm glad. Dud ought to quit going rippity-cut every which way. No use his wastin' five or six years before he gets started for himself." "No," Bob assented. "You're steadier than he is.
Meanwhile, Young Pete, squatting beside Annersley, amused himself by spitting tobacco juice at a procession of red ants that trailed from nowhere in particular toward the doorstep. "Makes 'em sick," he chuckled as a lucky shot dissipated the procession. "It's sure wastin' cartridges on mighty small game," remarked Annersley. "Don't cost nothin' to spit on 'em," said Young Pete. "Not now.
You didn't find any fault with my manners, then." "How of all the world was I to know that you'd grow up and go in for doctorin'? I s'pos'd then you'd take the farm an' run it like your pa did, stead of forcin' me to sell it off by inches to live, an' then you wastin' half the money." "Go it, Mother," said George Holt, rudely.
"Ever since along about noon." "You were afraid to come to the house?" "I didn't want to be seen there." "And yet you knew I was alone." "Alone but how do you know who's watching the place?" "Do you think there was reason to be afraid of that?" asked Betty. Again the girl stamped her foot with angry impatience. "You're just wastin' time just foolin' it away and you ain't got none to spare!"
Up wid ye, b'y, and not be wastin' me time stramashin' after a spalpeen that I'd like to lay me whip over," said Pat, gruffly, as Ben came along, having left the barrow in the shed. "Don't you wish you could? You needn't wait for me; I'll come when I'm ready," answered Ben dodging round the chaise, bound not to mind Pat, if he spent the night by the road-side in consequence.
Markham, you've got to show me first why you want her exposed, and you've got to let me tell you that you're wastin' your money. There's enough that's fake about this profession, but I know two mediums I'd stake my life on; barring of course myself" here Rosalie smiled a smile which might have meant a confession or a boast, so balanced was it between irony and sweetness "Mrs. Markham and Mrs.
It warn't long, afore whir! ziz! ziz! came somethin' what made a mighty splashin', and looked savagarous, square across her stern sheets. Pluck reckoned how the Britisher had got his dander up, and about cleverest thing would be to round to, seem' how the feller was wastin' his shot, and sendin' things what might save a body the trouble of puttin' on a night-cap about bedtime.
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