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Updated: June 6, 2025
"And I suppose you think I wouldn't be missed from the Corrugated Trust, either?" "I'll bet a hundred you could hand your job over to Torchy here and the concern would never know the difference," says Babe, winkin' friendly at me. "Anyway, don't turn me down flat. Take a day or so to think it over." And with that Mr.
But I 'lowed 't war toler'ble sassy in Birt ter stand thar peerin' at me through the chinkin'. I never let on, though, ez I viewed him. An' then, them eyes jes' set up sech a outdacious winkin' an' wallin', an' squinchin', ez I knowed he war makin' faces at me. So I jes' riz up an' the eyes slipped away from thar in a hurry.
Chump, deceased, in amorous mood, had praised her management of the fan once, when breath was in him: "'Martha, says he, winkin' a sort of 'mavourneen' at me, ye know 'Martha! with a fan in your hand, if ye're not a black-eyed beauty of a Spaniard, ye little devil of Seville! says he." This she had occasionally confided to the ladies.
"Well, well; he said, in a low v'ice to me, says he, `d'ye see that openin' in the bushes? `I do, says I. `Well then, says he, `it's about ten yards off; be ready to commence firin' when it comes to that openin'. `I will, says I. An', sure enough, when the brown critter came for'id at a walk an' stopped sudden wi' a look o' surprise as if it hadn't expected to see me, bang went my Winchester four times, like winkin', an' up went the deer four times in the air, but niver a bit the worse was he.
"Kinder get to thinkin' that Greek sponger Alexis was his name, if my memory ain't gimme the bounce was a bit o' a sharper, an' knew beans in the bargain from the way them black eyes o' his'n kept watchin' us all the time we asked questions, just like we'd heard people sayin' queer things concernin' how easy it was to grab any quantity o' bottled stuff if on'y you had the ready cash, an' a good eye for winkin'."
I can take you all out of this daily tile like winkin' all you need to do is to say the wan word and we'll have a house in Colorado Springs or Denver or even in New York. For what did you think I left me business on the busiest day of every week? It was to see your sweet daughter, and I came this time to ask her to go back with me." "What did she say?" "She has not said. We had no time to talk.
My guess would be 'Ha, ha!" "What!" says Old Hickory. "By the Sizzling Sisters, you're right! A message! But from whom?" "Why not from Minnie?" I asks winkin' at Mr. Robert. "Minnie who?" demands Old Hickory. "Why, from Minnehaha?" says I, and I can hear Piddie gasp at my pullin' anything like that on the president of the Corrugated Trust.
'What then! replied he who had latest come, and who stood at the mouth of the entry. 'A had my whalin' knife wi' me i' my pea-jacket as my missus threw at me, and a'd ha' ripped 'em up as soon as winkin', if a could ha' thought what was best to do wi' that d d bell makin' such a din reet above us.
"Why not try Raynor's first?" and he nodded to a saloon on the adjacent corner. "Because I'm not a fool." "Bo, I ain't s' sure o' that! O'Rourke's'll be full o' tough guys t'night; all th' bunch'll be there, an' if Bud tips 'em th' say-so, they'll snuff your light out quicker 'n winkin'." "That wouldn't be such a hardship." "Oh, so that's it, hey?
She seemed so much in earnest that for a moment Tom thought she was, and said, "You ain't so green as not to know that 'twas Mr. Harcourt eggin' me on, winkin' to me when to raise, and tellin' me to go high! You are his'n, and I'm glad on't! I like him better than t'other; ain't so big feelin'. Here they come, both on 'em."
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