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Now then, we turn to William, and we find letter for XYZ? Oh, splendid when'd you get it?" "Last night; but I was asleep before you came, you were out so late; and when I came to breakfast Miss Gwendolen well, she knocked everything out of me, you know " "Wonderful girl, wonderful; her great origin is detectable in her step, her carriage, her features but what does he say? Come, this is exciting."
"I knew you was lyin', but you look good to me just the same." He captured the hand that invited, and felt on the palm familiar markings and distortions. "When'd you chuck the cannery?" he asked. "How'd yeh know?" and, "My, ain't cheh a mind-reader!" the girls chorussed.
Old man Denny, hall room, fourth floor back, who sat on the lowest step, trying to read a paper by the street lamp, turned over a page to follow up the article about the carpenters' strike. Mrs. Murphy shrieked to the moon: "Oh, ar-r-Mike, f'r Gawd's sake, where is me little bit av a boy?" "When'd ye see him last?" asked old man Denny, with one eye on the report of the Building Trades League.
Champney leaped the bars and went down the lane to meet him. "Hello, Roman, how are you?" The boy's honest blue eyes, that seemed always to be looking forward in a chronic state of expectancy for the unexpected, beamed with goodness and goodwill. He wiped his hands on his overalls and clasped Champney's. "Hullo, Champ, when'd you come?" "Only yesterday.
Wrenn felt lonely at finding himself so completely outside Morton's own world that he was not thought of. He hastened to claim a part in that world: "Say, Mr. Morton, I wonder if you've ever heard of a cattle-boat called the Merian?" "I Say! Is this Bill Wrenn?" "Yes." "Well, well, well! Where areyou? When'd you get back?" "Oh, I been back quite a little while, Morty.
Florence cried. "Kitty Silver, where on earth'd this dog come from?" "B'long you' Aunt Julia." "When'd she get him?" "Dess to-day." "Who gave him to her?" "She ain't sayin'." "You mean she won't tell?" "She ain't sayin'," Kitty Silver repeated. "I ast her. I say, I say: 'Miss Julia, ma'am, I say, 'Miss Julia, ma'am, who ever sen' you sech a unlandish-lookin' dog? I say.
Bob came running over to the woodshed, and appraised the reddish yellow body admiringly. "Gee, he was a big one, wasn't he?" he murmured. "When'd you shoot him, Ki? Last night? I didn't hear anything. Stealing chickens, I'll bet a feather." Ki nodded, and displayed a shining knife. "You watch," he told them. "I skin him, and cure the fur then I give it to Miss Betty.
"Isn't she upstairs with Violet?" "No!" "That's funny...." "Why, when'd she leave you?" "Oh, ten minutes ago, or so." "She must have stopped in her room for somethin'." "Perhaps." "But why didn't you come on up?" "Well, you see, I met a man outside I wanted to talk to for a moment. So I left her at the door." "Well, Vi's waitin'. Run on up. I won't be five minutes.
I was afraid it was poor Mrs. Parker ready to weep about Loretta," she said eagerly. "Come in, you nice child! Tell me something cheerful!" "Raw ginger is a drug on the market," said Susan gaily. "Here, I brought you some roses." "And I have eleven guesses who sent them," laughed Miss Lord, drinking in the sweetness and beauty of the great pink blossoms hungrily. "When'd they come?"
Haven't seen anybody but Red Bones though we sure saw plenty of them," replied Knowlton. "What are you talking about?" "Then ye missed him by about one point windage. When'd ye leave? Last night? I bet he's there by now. Gee! Where'd ye git them girls? And who's this guy? Great gosh! Is he the Raposy? Wal, for the love o' Mike " "Tim!" broke in McKay. "What's all this about? Now wait.
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