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H'm, ye-e-s, but it was dubious; and, mad as we were, I don't think we ever got outside that dubiety, but made up our minds, like other converts, to gulp the primary postulate, and pay the twenty-six shillings.

Now Grandfather Frog is very fond of fish for a change, and when he saw those that Little Joe Otter had, his eyes glistened, and in spite of his full stomach his mouth watered. "Good morning, Grandfather Frog! Have you had your breakfast yet?" called Little Joe Otter. Grandfather Frog wanted to say no, but he always tells the truth. "Ye-e-s," he replied. "I've had my breakfast, such as it was.

"It was dark, sir, and I couldn't see not to say properly; but if you ask me my frank and private opinion I should say couple of 'undred." "H'm Well, I will look into the matter at once. They shall be punished." "Yes, sir." "Ye-e-s H'm Yes Most severely." "Yes, sir." "Yes Thank you, constable. Good-night." "Good-night, sir." The headmaster of Wrykyn was not a motorist.

And Judge Maynard also crossed his knees, tucked his thumbs into his waistcoat pockets, and winked back with equal joviality. "Well, ye-e-s," he agreed, and the agreement was weightily deliberate. "Ye-e-s, quite a handful was Jeddy." One pudgy hand was uplifted in sudden, deprecatory haste, as though he would not be misunderstood.

"You startled me, Brothers," he said, grinning nervously. "I did not mean to," replied the Pack Leader; "my foot slipped on a wet leaf." "Ye-e-s just so," hesitated A'tim in deprecating voice; "so fortunate I mean Brothers, I'm sorry I can't offer you good eating there were only three Grubs "

"Roberts knew it, and Roberts's wife used to be a kind of servant to Jim's wife in the South, when she was a girl, but I don't know ez Roberts is his FRIEND!" "He certainly has shown himself one," said Breeze. "Ye-e-s," said the stranger meditatively, "ye-e-s." He stopped, opened the door softly, and peeped out, and then closed it again softly. "It's sing'lar, Mr.

If it had been you whose room she invaded you wouldn't have hesitated even for a second. Ever since you and I settled our differences back in our high school days I've always held you up to myself as an example. Now, honestly, Grace, you would have taken her in without a murmur, wouldn't you?" "Ye-e-s," said Grace slowly, her face flushing. "I would have said she might stay, I think.

"Oh, she's rather a little thing; rather dark, I told you that; seems devoted to music." "And you didn't tell what she wore." "Why, what they all wear. Something light and rather fluffy." "Just like a man. Is she pretty?" "Ye-e-s; has that effect. You'd notice her eyes." If Philip had been frank he would have answered, "I don't know.

I very well know that in Prussia the schools are quite good, and that your government pays great attention to the wants of all classes," rejoined the clergyman; "but I confess some surprise that you should understand anything of Latin. Now, even in this country, where we boast so much " "Ye-e-s," I could not refrain from drawling out, "dey does poast a great teal in dis coontry!"

'Thou didst seem to hold friendly enough converse with her while she was yet one of us. 'Ye-e-s. But she had no heart like thee, Dorothy, as I soon discovered. She had indeed a pretty wit of her own, but that was all. And then she was spiteful. She hated thee, Dorothy. He spoke of her as one dead. 'How knewest thou that?

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