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"Here's a window-opener." "Good boy!" said Haggerty, as a teacher would have commended a bright pupil. "And a door-chain lifter. Nothing lacking. Did he hit you with these?" "Ye-up." "What are these regular keys for?" "One o' them unlocks a door." Haggerty smoked luxuriously. Forbes eyed the ordinary keys with more interest than the burglarious ones.

The Turkey carpet won't be quite long enough. I wish I had discovered Mr. Mordaunt's address before, and lent him some money during the young gentleman's life: it would have seemed more generous. However, I can offer it now, before I show the letter. Bless me, it's getting dark. Come, Dobbin, ye-up!"

"Ye-up, but to look after things you have to know how yourself; it's foolish to think that if a woman just looks at something, that's all that's necessary. For instance, a woman can sit all day in a drug-store with her knitting, but that won't keep the apprentices from doing as they please. And I thought she looked rather ugly and scowled at a person instead of giving him a friendly word."

So when the manager started in his buggy pa pulled up on all the lines he could hold on to, which filled his lap, and made him look like a harness maker, and he yelled: "Ye-up," and the procession moved, and the ten teams pa was driving went along all right, and pa looked as though he owned the show and the town.

The Turkey carpet won't be quite long enough. I wish I had discovered Mr. Mordaunt's address before, and lent him some money during the young gentleman's life: it would have seemed more generous. However, I can offer it now, before I show the letter. Bless me, it's getting dark. Come, Dobbin, ye-up!"

Why? he just doubled up like a jack knife, one minute, and then straightened up like an elephant standing on its hind legs in a circus, the next minute, and he kept saying, 'Ye-up, and all the passengers said 'poor man. I told them he was not so poor, for he owned a brewery at home. Dad finally went to sleep with his arm and head over the rail, and his body hanging limp, down on deck.

Forbes drew the key aside and laid it evenly against the one Crawford had left in his keeping. "By George!" "What's th' matter?" "He's come back!" in a whisper. "You're a keen one! Ye-up; Crawford's valet Mason is visiting in town." There are many threads and many knots in a net; these can not be thrown together haphazard, lest the big fish slip through.