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Updated: June 29, 2025
I say now, what I didn't wish to say to-night afore, by Japurs, you're worth five men; an' I'll tell you all, boys, you must meet the Rouser here to-morrow night, an' we'll have a dhrink at my cost; an', boys Rouser, hear me you all know your oaths; we'll do something to-morrow night an' I say again, Rouser, I'll be wid yez an' among yez; an' to prove my opinion of the Rouser, I'll allow him to head us."
I teached him, myself, how to break the first sea-biscuit he ever tasted, and next day he could do it as well as any on us! You see how handy and quick he is about a vessel's decks, shipmates; a ra'al rouser at a weather earin' well, when he first come aboard here, and that was little more than two years ago, the smell of tar would almost make him swound away."
It's a regular rouser, and you'll be as wet as a sop before we get home. Hope you'll like that?" added Ben, looking out at the heavy rain pouring down as if it never meant to stop. "Don't care a bit," said Bab, swinging on one of the ropes with a happy-go-lucky air, for her spirits were not extinguished yet, and she was bound to enjoy this exciting holiday to the very end.
The gloom of yesterday has vanished like the mist from a cheap cigar. You're suspected of writing the article, too, Len. If the High School students can find any proof that you did you'll get a rouser in the way of handsome treatment." The two had stepped down just off the street into the alleyway. "Does everyone seem to believe that the job was put up at the Business Men's Club?" Dick asked.
"What fellow?" asked Ben, wondering if he didn't mean Sheridan, of whose ride he had heard. "Don't you know that piece? I spoke it at school. Give it to you now; see if it isn't a rouser."
"An' if it is, then," said the Rouser, who, in truth, was the leader of the suspicious and disaffected party in Flanagan's lodge, "what the blazes use have you for us?" "Rouser Redhead," said Bartle, casting a suspicious and malignant glance at him, "might I take the liberty of axin' what you mane by spakin' of me in that disparagin' manner?
"Awfully, sometimes. Have to lay down all day, and can't do a thing." "Do you cry?" "No! I'm too big for that. I whistle." "I know I shall like you, because you are brave!" cried the impetuous voice, with its pretty accent; and then an orange came tumbling through the hole, as if the new acquaintance longed to do something to help the "ache." "Isn't that a rouser!
"Bad cess to you for a walkin' bonfire, an' go home," replied the Dandy; "I'm not a match for you wid the tongue, at all at all" "No, nor wid anything else, barrin' your heels," replied the Rouser; "or your hands, if there was a horse in the way. Arrah, Dandy?" "Well, you graceful youth, well?"
The late crusade against W. R. Hearst, which appeared to the public as a great patriotic movement, was actually chiefly managed by a subordinate prosecuting officer who hoped to get high office out of it. This last aspirant failed in his enterprise largely because he had tackled a man who was himself of superb talents as a rouser of the proletariat, but nine times out of ten the thing succeeds.
"Like the fellow that brought the good news from Ghent to Aix," said Thorny, surveying the recumbent pair with great admiration. "What follow?" asked Ben, wondering if he didn't mean Sheridan, of whose ride he had heard. "Don't you know that piece? I spoke it at school. Give it to you now; see if it isn't a rouser."
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