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"To-morrow if the sun shine we cross the lake," he said amiably. "While we paddle I tell you many more things. We pass by Nine-Mile Point lak we goin' somewhere else. Not let on we thinkin' of them at all. They will call us ashore, and we stay jus' little while. You mus' look at them at all. You do everyt'ing I say, I get you good 'osban'."
Dependent on the patronage of Mackinac village, the Irishman had chosen the very shop which would draw notice upon himself. His customers tramped out to him along a rough beach under the heights, which helped to wear away the foot-gear Owen mended. They stood grinning amiably at his snug quarters.
Then we'll motor about a bit and I'll show you something of the city. Glad the fine weather holds out. No denial. I expect you." And he skilfully took himself off, before Gwynne should feel obliged to introduce him to his party. "Now, what do you think of that for California manners, and the arrogance of the rich?" demanded Paula, triumphantly. "Not a bit of it," replied Stone, amiably.
They were both well dressed, stout and complacent and they brought a breath of opulence among the company. Mrs. Kearney brought her daughter over to them, and talked to them amiably. She wanted to be on good terms with them but, while she strove to be polite, her eyes followed Mr. Holohan in his limping and devious courses. As soon as she could she excused herself and went out after him. "Mr.
One who was clearly, one who was happily amiably one was happily, was clearly an amiable one, the amiable clearly, happily, clearly amiable one. One who was one was one clearly. One who was one was one happily. One who was one was one amiably. One who was the one was an amiable one. However it came to be that so very many were living it did come to be that some of them continuing were living.
As this was sung the audience laughingly turned toward him a fact which did not tend to make him more amiably disposed, although he bowed gracefully enough, and pretended to enjoy the fun. Altogether, the play, if more than a success as a performance, added nothing to the popularity of the quartier-general.
He nodded amiably but coldly at the long line of Mike's patrons and strolled past them into the rear room of the cafe. For he heard in there sounds pertaining to his own art the light, stirring staccato of a buck-and-wing dance. In the back room Mac McGowan was giving a private exhibition of the genius of his feet.
Even the telegram she had wired implied an undeniable interest in him. Dick went with a light heart to the interview she had appointed him. He slipped an arm through that of Davis. "Come on, you old bald-headed chaperone. Didn't you hear the lady give you a bid to her party this mo'ning? Get a move on you." "Ain't you going to let her invite get cold before you butt in?" retorted Steve amiably.
Opening a closet, she thrust every article of his clothing into it, not leaving him so much as a waistcoat, turned the key, and put it into her pocket. Poor Jenkins watched her with despairing eyes, not venturing to remonstrate. "There," said she, speaking amiably in her glow of satisfaction: "you can go to the office now if you like.
The blue jowl, the fat-lidded eyes now merry, now alert, now tungsten hard the bullet head, the pudgy fingers and the square-toed shoes were all in conformation with the doctor's olden mental picture. "Yes; I know I look it," said O'Higgins, amiably. The doctor laughed. But he sobered instantly as he recollected that O'Higgins had found Spurlock once.
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