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Then the stifled moan began to escape from her bitten lips again, her face worked pitifully, and she began to cry. "Now, crowd it on, Jim!" Doctor Lippincott said, nodding toward the chloroform. "Breathe deep, breathe it in, my darling!" Jim urged, pouring the sweet, choking stuff upon the little mask he held above the tortured face. "You aren't helping me at all!"
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"I remember a kid, name of Henry Lippincott, used to set in front of me at school," began Buck Devine, with the air of delicately breaking a long silence; "he'd wiggle his ears and get me to laughing out loud, and then I'd be called up for it by teacher and like as not kept in at recess." "You ought to seen that bunch of tame alligators down to the San Francisco Fair," observed Squat genially.
"She's not suffering much," the nurse said brightly, after a cautious glance at Julia's closed door. "This isn't much yet. She's a little scared, that's all!" Hating the nurse from the depth of her heart, Miss Toland went downstairs to see the doctor. Jim was sitting with a newspaper on the porch, trying to smoke. He jumped up nervously. "Where's Doctor Lippincott?" demanded Miss Toland.
Simmons went to the southwest chamber that night she cast a glance at the bed-hanging and the easy chair. There were the peacocks on the blue ground. She gave a contemptuous thought to Eliza Lippincott. "I don't believe but she's getting nervous," she thought. "I wonder if any of her family have been out at all." But just before Mrs.
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