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Rebecca ran forward and waved her card of matches frantically, apparently thinking in her excitement that she held a flag. "Here, Phoebe here, child!" she screamed. "This way, quick! Here we are awaitin' fer ye. Come, quick quick!" With a loud cry of joy, Phoebe slipped from her horse and ran toward her sister. "Oh, Rebecca, Rebecca!" she cried, throwing herself into her sister's arms.
And Manogi and all the Deasy women saw Miriamu, the teacher's daughter, come to the open window and make a face at them in derision. Peter and Schweicker looked at each other in speechless indignation. "The swape av the wurruld!" and Deasy dashed his pipe down at his feet and smashed it in small pieces, "to go to a native's house first an' white min sthandin' awaitin' his pleasure.
"Maybe if I'd been as aisy pleased as most an' this is not sayin' annything again you an' ye'ers, Hinnisy, f'r ye got much th' best iv it I might be th' father iv happy childher an' have money in th' bank awaitin' th' day whin th' intherest on th' morgedge fell due.
The old dame nodded her head knowingly, and then Hannah gently laid Nora back upon her pillow, for she seemed at ease again now, and went to the old man and said: "Uncle Jovial, you had better go home now. Aunt Dinah will be anxious about you, you know." "Yes, honey, I knows it, and I was only awaitin' to see if I could be of any more use," replied the old man, meekly rising to obey.
Yet in the morning it could not be found, and there was nothing to show that the post office had been entered." "I reckon I haven't. We lost a bunch o' money in it ourselves." "But we got it back." "That's so, but the carrier is still in jail, awaitin' trial fer stealin' the sack, an' I don't believe he had any more ter do with it than I had."
Lookin' on the bright side of human life in short, one of my hopeful wisions is, that there's a deal of misery awaitin' for me; in the midst of which I may come out tolerable strong, and be jolly under circumstances as reflects some credit. I goes into the world, sir, wery boyant, and I tries this.
"My farver's there awaitin' for me." "Garn!" said the man; "you don't kid me so easy." "I ain't arstin' you for anything except the way," said Dickie. "More you ain't," said the man, hesitated, and pulled his hand out of his pocket. "Ain't kiddin'? Sure? Father at Gravesend? Take your Bible?" "Yuss," said Dickie.
At this moment the sound of deep voices was heard in the hall, which was separated from Stanley's quarters by a thin partition of wood. In a few seconds the door opened, and George Barney, the Irish butler and general factotum to the establishment, announced that the "min wos in the hall awaitin'."
"'Right yere in my war-bags, says Moon, 'awaitin' to make good for your tine an' talent an' trouble in revengin' my pore nephy's deemise by way of them insecks. An' Moon slaps his pocket as locatin' the dinero. "'Well, I don't get him, says Curly Ben ca'mly, settin' his glass on the bar.
The events which we have described occurred in such rapid succession that our trio Mark, Hockins, and Ebony had scarce found breathing-time to consider what they should do, now that they were free to do as they pleased. "Go home, ob course," said Ebony, when the question was mooted. "Ain't my black darlin' awaitin' ob me dar?"
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