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But she halted at the foot of the steps. "This is Stefana," she introduced politely. "Stefana, you ain't goin' to? You look 'xactly as if you was. Mercy gracious!" "Yes," Stefana returned gravely, "I am. Now, you go. Remember the soup!" Miss Theodosia's interested gaze left the retreating little figure and came back to Stefana and Elly Precious.
"'Cause I seed it." "You are quite sure that you saw it?" "In coorse! leastwise, Tim Rokens seed it, and all the men in the boat seed it, and said so to me afterwards w'ich is the same thing, though I can't 'xactly say I seed it myself, 'cause I was looking hard at the men in the enemy's boat, and considerin' which on 'em I should give a dab in the nose to first w'en we come along side of 'em."
"`Errors in the heart breed errors in the brain, An' these are apt to twist ye wrong again. "I'm not 'xactly sure o' the precise words in this case, but that's the sentiment, and everybody knows that sentiment is everything in poetry, whether ye understand it or not. Fire away, leftenant, an' don't be long-winded if ye can help it." "Well, to return to the point," resumed Lindsay.
'Errors in the heart breed errors in the brain, An' these are apt to twist ye wrong again. I'm not 'xactly sure o' the precise words in this case, but that's the sentiment, and everybody knows that sentiment is everything in poetry, whether ye understand it or not. Fire away, leftenant, an' don't be long-winded if ye can help it." "Well, to return to the point," resumed Lindsay.
"Positively," exclaimed Corona, turning to the bishop, "this is the most high-handed proceeding I ever heard of!" "That's 'xactly what I think," said Mrs. Perkenpine; "it most takes my breath away to think how high-handed I am. Before I knowed myself I couldn't have been that way to save my skin. There didn't use to be any individdlety about me.
He added: "We watches de white man, and we keeps watching de white man till we finds out which way de white man's gwine to vote; an' when we finds out which way de white man's gwine to vote, den we votes 'xactly de other way. Den we knows we's right."
And then she got so very miserable, for fear she had been rude, that she stood quite still, and the color flew out of her cheek. "I s'pose your Ma don't approve," observed Mr. Atkins again, not being able to tear his gaze off from the splendid evolutions of the man flying through the ring, and others of a like nature; "well-well-well, I d'no's 'tis 'xactly the thing, but then an' then them horses.
"I don't like 'em, Polly," wailed David. "I'd rather they'd be out of doors." "But you helped to bring 'em in," said Polly. "How could you, Davie?" she added reproachfully. "Dave didn't 'xactly help," said Joel, uneasily. "I told him he'd got to, Polly," he added honestly. "Oh, I see," said Polly. "Well, now, Davie, you're going downstairs to get into Mamsie's bed."
"I don't know's you are 'xactly; but somehow you did look like her, up-stairs to-day, when you had them white things tied on your head." "Were you here when she died?" I asked. "Oh, yes!" old Chloe closed her eyes, "it is one of the blessed things Chloe's Lord will let her 'member, up there;" and Chloe wiped her eyes, in memoriam. "I don't remember her," I said.
"You know 'xactly where she sat over to this house yesterday morning, when she went by and how she said you were too sweet for anything and how she flew her hand round with with IT on it. You know as well as I do. And it was loose, the di'mond-stone was loose. We didn't either of us know that. We're not to blame if things are loose, and you're not to blame for not having any soul.
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