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There was a marked stir of expectation among the guests of the "Trusty Man"; they all appeared to be waiting for something about to happen of exceptional interest. He glanced inquiringly at Peke, who returned the glance by one of warning. "Best sit quiet a while longer," he said. "They won't break up till closin' hour, an' m'appen there'll be a bit o' fun."
Man an' boy I've taken an intherest in politics all me life, an' I find th' on'y way to win an iliction is to begin f'r to count th' minyit ye've completed th' preliminaries iv closin' th' polls an' killin' th' other judges an' clerks. "Th' dimmycrats counted, but th' count come too late.
Robert seized the opportunity of turning away and entering the house. 'That ane's no to be droont or brunt aither, said Lumley, as he disappeared. 'He'll no be hang't for closin' your mou', Mr. Lumley, said the shoemaker. Thereupon Lumley turned and followed Robert into the inn.
Though she ought to be taken home and well smacked. Somebody had interrupted to ask, 'If the House of Commons won't give you justice, why don't you go to the House of Lords? 'What? She hadn't heard, but the question was answered by some one who had. 'She'd 'ave to 'urry up. Case of early closin'! 'You'll be allowed to ask any question you like, she said, 'at the end of the meeting.
An' who was it let 'em keep the 'Green Man' awpen two nights in wan week arter closin' time, 'cause he wanted another drop hisself?" "Come you away," said the Inspector to his constable. "Ban't for the likes of we to have any talk wi' the likes o' they. But they'll hear more of this; an' if theer's been any hookem-snivey dealin's with the Law, they'll live to be sorry.
There's a shakiness about the writin' 'n' a down-hilledness about the lines 's lets me right into the secret o' their hearts, 'n' I'm willin' to venture a guess 't Cousin Marion c'd get money out o' father with less pain 'n mother could, under which circumstances I don't blame mother for closin' down on the subjeck. "The more I consider that letter up 'n' down 'n' hind end to, Mrs.
But if she'd ha seen me she'd ha nobbut said, "Martha, get your house straight, an doan't fret for me!" She had sich a sperrit, had Miss Charlotte. Well, now, after aw, I needn't go for t' keys, for th' church door's open. It's Bradford early closin day, yo see, an I dessay soom Bradford foak's goin over.
Those who do not so intend will go out, quietly closin' the door be'ind 'em." Half a dozen of the earnest-minded rushed at them, and they had just time to escape into the corridor. "Well, why don't you join?" Beetle asked, resettling his collar. "Why didn't you?" "What's the good? We aren't goin' up for the Army. Besides, I know the drill all except the manual, of course.
"Well," he snapped, "what's up? Too late for business. I'm closin' up." The two quite disregarded him. Their eyes were wandering calmly about the place, and now they rested on the pride of McGuire's store. The figure of a man in evening clothes, complete from shoes to gloves and silk hat, stood beside a girl of wax loveliness.
"Seems to me you're closin' up business?" said Reuben shrewdly. "So I am. I'm going to leave Planktown." "You don't say? Well, I declare! Where are you goin'?" "To New York, I guess." "Got any prospect there?" "Yes."
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