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"If we haven't we ought to walk the plank," retorted Dave. "You remember how the Army walloped us last year?" "That was because the Army team had Prescott and Holmes on it," rejoined Farley quickly. "Well, they'll have 'em this year, too, won't they? "So Prescott and Holmes are to be out for the Army this year!" "I haven't heard anything definite on that head," Dave answered.
He caught him on Broadway, a day or two later, and Crimmins walloped him over the head with a blackjack. Waterbury went to the hospital, and came next to dying. Crimmins went to jail. I guess he was down and out, all right, when, as you say, he heard from his brother that Waterbury was at Cottonton.
But Farnum had kept his party on the "Benson" and the "Hastings." "Fred, I wonder whether we are going to have any more tests," demanded Mr. Rhinds, as he and his secretary lingered over their breakfast at the Somerset. "I wish I knew," sighed Radwin. "We've been beaten, a few points, by that Pollard crowd," muttered Rhinds, his face lowering. "But we're not altogether walloped, Fred.
"Lawler," he said, sticking his face close to the other's, his eyes glittering with the malignant triumph that had seized him over the conviction that Lawler would not try to draw his gun; "I'm figgerin' on wallopin' you like you walloped my kid. Understand? I'm aimin' to make you fight with your fists. I'm goin' to knock hell out of you!". Lawler had not moved.
"I'm not stopping this boy because I don't think you need a sound thrashing," he said. "I'd like to see you walloped within an inch of your life. But I can't have this kind of thing going on." "I wasn't goin' to tech them gals," lisped Matthews. "I ain't no city tough." "We shan't need your services at Brannon any longer. You light out." After that, mess went merrily on.
I've heard Fred talk about it. You didn't meet Fred when you came to the public-house, did you? You would like Fred. I like Fred. Mother likes Fred. We all like Fred. I was going on to tell him a lot more about Fred, who had always been one of my warmest friends, when he suddenly got hold of a stick and walloped me with it. 'You keep quiet when you're told, he said.
Ole Mother Cummins uster lambaste me with a stick when I forgot things, but she jist walloped it all out of me. The Dook gives me a whackin' sometimes, too, but she can't lick for sour apples 'longside o' ole Mother Cummins. What did ye say was the bird's name?" "The hermit thrush." "Doesn't it ever sing here?" "I don't think so, I've never heard it."
Originally the cliffs and their approaches must have been pretty, but they have been so carefully defiled with advertisements that they are now one big blistered abomination. A hundred yards from the shore stood a big rock covered with the carcasses of the sleek sea-beasts, who roared and rolled and walloped in the spouting surges.
"You're getting wise," he cried, as he scrambled toward me; "but don't think you've walloped him. He'll come back at you when he has a better opportunity of beating you up." The morning following the unpleasant incident with Leith broke clear and sunny.
"Speaking for myself," he said, "I once got walloped by a whale's tail in my longboat, needless to say. My companions and I were launched to an altitude of six meters. But next to the professor's whale, mine was just a baby." "Do these animals live a long time?" Conseil asked. "A thousand years," the Canadian replied without hesitation. "And how, Ned," I asked, "do you know that's so?"
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