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Updated: May 13, 2025
Kelson chuckled here was one way at least in which he could occasionally get even with Hamar. Hamar's features were Yiddish, and the Yids were none too popular in California. "Oh, all right!" he said; "if the subject is so painful I'll try and avoid it in future; but it's odd how some things for instance, murder and noses will out. Let me see, what have we here?
However many little Yids Jane might achieve in the future, there would be this little Potter to carry on his own dreams. Clare came to see it. She was glad it wasn't like Oliver; Jane saw her being glad of that. She was beginning to fall in love with a young naval officer, but still she couldn't have seen Oliver in Jane's child without wincing. Gideon came to see it. He laughed.
Johnny said, grinning amiably at her and Charles, 'Ah, you're thinking that your masterpiece quite puts mine in the shade, aren't you, old thing. He had a novel just out. It was as good as most young men's first novels. 'I'm not sure, said Jane, 'that Charles is my masterpiece. Wait till the other works appear, and I'll tell you. Johnny grinned more, supposing that she meant the little Yids.
Poor little kid: but Jane would love it, and Arthur would be decent to it, and its grandparents would spoil it; it would be their favourite, if any more came. They wouldn't like the others, because they would be Gideon's. They might look like little Yids. Perhaps there wouldn't be any others. Jane wasn't keen.
"Not so loud. Yids have ears. I ain't dead sure of anything now. I ain't even sure she don't have me followed when I leave the house. That's why I sent for you to change meeting places. There's nothing as safe as outdoors, because you can watch the approaches." "But is she a fake? Can you prove it?" persisted Dr. Blake. "I'm a woman," responded Rosalie Le Grange, "not a newspaper reporter.
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