This is a list of all the questions and their associated study carrel identifiers. One can learn a lot of the "aboutness" of a text simply by reading the questions.
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5838 | And then what do you reckon she did? 5838 Could you give me any information respecting such islands, if any, as the government is going to purchase?" |
5838 | There-- now what do you think of that? |
5838 | Was n''t it, though? |
5838 | What do you call it now? |
5838 | ''GENTLEMEN: What the mischief do you suppose you want with a post- office at Baldwin''s Ranch? |
5838 | But it being night, how is it that we could see him?" |
5838 | Can it be fungus? |
5838 | Come move off a trifle; you smell like a stable; what have you been at?" |
5838 | Do you think the government will buy it? |
5838 | How is Porto Rico for his style of man? |
5838 | How should he suppose it was wrong to stone a Chinaman? |
5838 | How should the sun pass in the night?" |
5838 | I wonder what this wall is built of? |
5838 | Is not this manifest?" |
5838 | It is here presented:"One thousand eight hundred and forty- seven years ago, the( fires?) |
5838 | Quick what is it?" |
5838 | Quick-- what is your errand? |
5838 | The( king?) |
5838 | What can they be? |
5838 | What did you write? |
5838 | What had the child''s education been? |
5838 | What''s other one?" |
5838 | Where do they inhabit? |
5838 | thing that ripped by here first?" |
5841 | Now, what should she do? |
5841 | To a Cabinet meeting? 5841 To hell with who? |
5841 | What''s that you say? |
5841 | All I wish to know is, is this a Cabinet meeting or is it not?" |
5841 | First Gentleman of the Bedchamber? |
5841 | He said:"What will you have?" |
5841 | He yearned over it reflectively a moment, and then asked with a disparaging manner, who cut it? |
5841 | How would it do to build to him? |
5841 | I said,"Sir, do you suppose that I am going to work for six dollars a day? |
5841 | I would like to know what business you had at a Cabinet meeting?" |
5841 | Major- General in the household troops, no doubt? |
5841 | Minister of the Interior, likely? |
5841 | Secretary of War? |
5841 | She said,"You''re at it again, are you, you whelp? |
5841 | The President said:"Well, sir, who are you?" |
5841 | Then who the mischief are you? |
5841 | To hell with what?" |
5841 | What did corpse say? |
5841 | What do they care about a hereafter? |
5841 | What they write has to be written over again by other clerks sometimes; but when a man has done his best for his country, should his country complain? |
5841 | Why, what do you take me for? |
5841 | and how the mischief did you get here? |
5841 | and where in thunder did you come from?" |
5841 | what the mischief are you? |
5842 | And so the blessed relief did come at last? |
5842 | Do you,said I,"do you always work up the''deductions''after this fashion in your own case, sir?" |
5842 | About two thousand dollars, maybe? |
5842 | Am I not right?" |
5842 | And then I said aloud:"I-- I-- that is-- if you do n''t mind, would you-- would you say that over again? |
5842 | And you say even this was n''t all?" |
5842 | But what of it? |
5842 | Could anything be more deliberately malicious than that? |
5842 | Do not you think it is?" |
5842 | He only said,"Et tu, Brute?" |
5842 | I ask the gentleman from Virginia if it is soup we want instead of solid sustenance? |
5842 | I said,"Who is that man?" |
5842 | I said:"Now you never would guess what I made lecturing this winter and last spring?" |
5842 | I ventured to ask him"How was trade?" |
5842 | Is that possible?" |
5842 | Is this a time to be fastidious concerning trifles? |
5842 | Is this a time to dispute about matters of paltry significance? |
5842 | Lean?--why, bless me!--and tough? |
5842 | Say seventeen hundred, maybe?" |
5842 | The voice of the people demands in thunder tones,"WHO WAS THAT MAN?" |
5842 | What action will the House take upon the gentleman''s motion?'' |
5842 | What do you think of that?" |
5842 | Why man!--and on top of all this am I to understand that you had still more income?" |
5842 | Will he do it? |
5842 | Will he do this? |
5842 | Would he sit down? |
5842 | if he would delude us with shadows? |
5842 | if he would mock our suffering with an Oregonian specter? |
5836 | Un jour, un individu etranger au camp l''arrete aver sa boite et lui dit:--Qu''est- ce que vous avez donc serre la dedans? 5836 A quoi estelle bonne? |
5836 | And what has a poor foreigner like me done, to be abused and misrepresented like this? |
5836 | Bless my life, did they never see any lightning- rods before? |
5836 | Do you suppose I am going to speak of those cattle that way? |
5836 | Do you suppose my subscribers are going to stand such gruel as that? |
5836 | Does she mourn over the extinguished council- fires of her race, and the vanished glory of her ancestors? |
5836 | Does the great Speckled Thunder sigh for the war- path, or is his heart contented with dreaming of the dusky maiden, the Pride of the Forest? |
5836 | Does the mighty Sachem yearn to drink the blood of his enemies, or is he satisfied to make bead reticules for the pappooses of the paleface? |
5836 | Est- ce qu''elle aurait quelque chose? |
5836 | Has she ought against the paleface stranger?" |
5836 | He said,"Sir, have I the honor of addressing the poltroon who edits this mangy sheet?" |
5836 | I addressed the relic as follows:"Is the Wawhoo- Wang- Wang of the Whack- a- Whack happy? |
5836 | I asked him if he learned to talk out of a book, and if I could borrow it anywhere? |
5836 | I believe I have the honor of addressing the putrid liar, Colonel Blatherskite Tecumseh?" |
5836 | I hesitated a moment, and then addressed her:"Is the heart of the forest maiden heavy? |
5836 | I no saw not that that frog had nothing of better than each frog"? |
5836 | I said,"Yes, yes-- go on-- what about it?" |
5836 | Is it that she had something? |
5836 | Is n''t it sinful to do this? |
5836 | Is that all? |
5836 | Is the Laughing Tadpole lonely? |
5836 | Never saw''such a stack of them on one establishment,''did I understand you to say? |
5836 | Nine hundred, dollars? |
5836 | One day a feller--a stranger in the camp, he was-- come acrost him with his box, and says:"''What might it be that you''ve got in the box?'' |
5836 | One day an individual stranger at the camp him arrested with his box and him said:"What is this that you have them shut up there within?" |
5836 | Or does her sad spirit wander afar toward the hunting- grounds whither her brave Gobbler- of- the- Lightnings is gone? |
5836 | The maiden said:"Faix, an''is it Biddy Malone ye dare to be callin''names? |
5836 | The next time I swept around he said:"Got a match?" |
5836 | Those joyous beans are passed away; Those onions blithe, O where are they? |
5836 | What is that multitude of people gathered in the street for? |
5836 | When I came round again, I said:"Excuse the seemingly impertinent curiosity of a drowning man, but will you explain this singular conduct of yours?" |
5836 | Where are they from?" |
5836 | Where do bad little boys go who gobble up their good kind mother''s jam?" |
5836 | Why is my daughter silent? |
5836 | in effect!--At what is she good?" |
19484 | But suppose he did spell it with a little g-- what then? |
19484 | Can you read? |
19484 | Cipher? |
19484 | Do n''t want anybody fur to learn the business,''tain''t likely? |
19484 | Do you think you would like to learn the printing business? |
19484 | Have you ever edited an agricultural paper before? |
19484 | Him? 19484 Now, what do you think of that-- for I really suppose you wrote it?" |
19484 | Think of it? 19484 What is your name?" |
19484 | What is your own religion? |
19484 | What''s your father''s religious denomination? |
19484 | When would you like to begin? |
19484 | Where is your home? |
19484 | Write? |
19484 | _ Tell_ you, you cornstalk, you cabbage, you son of a cauliflower? 19484 And how is this extraordinary chapter of incomprehensibilities going to be alesson"to us? |
19484 | And how the mischief could he get run over by a horse that had already passed beyond him? |
19484 | And what are we to take"warning"by? |
19484 | And what has my kindness done for me? |
19484 | And, above all, what has the intoxicating"bowl"got to do with it, anyhow? |
19484 | Do you suppose I am going to speak of those cattle that way? |
19484 | Do you suppose my subscribers are going to stand such gruel as that? |
19484 | Have you had any experience in agriculture practically?" |
19484 | He only said,''_ Et tu, Brute?_''and fell lifeless on the marble pavement. |
19484 | He put the paper on his lap, and while he polished his spectacles with his handkerchief, he said,"Are you the new editor?" |
19484 | He said:"Sir, have I the honor of addressing the poltroon who edits this mangy sheet?" |
19484 | I believe I have the honor of addressing the putrid liar, Colonel Blatherskite Tecumseh?" |
19484 | In a word, what_ did_ that"distressing accident"consist in? |
19484 | Is_ he_ the individual that met with the"distressing accident"? |
19484 | Or did it consist in the death of that person herself three years ago( albeit it does not appear that she died by accident)? |
19484 | Or did the"distressing accident"consist in the destruction of Schuyler''s mother- in- law''s property in early times? |
19484 | Well, who said they did? |
19484 | What I mean is, does he belong to any_ church_?" |
19484 | What did that drivelling ass of a Schuyler stand_ in the wake_ of a runaway horse for, with his shouting and gesticulating, if he wanted to stop him? |
19484 | What''s his_ religious_ denomination?" |
19484 | Who criticise the Indian campaigns? |
19484 | Who do up the heavy leaders on finance? |
19484 | Who edit the agricultural papers, you-- yam? |
19484 | Who review the books? |
19484 | Who write the dramatic critiques for the second- rate papers? |
19484 | Who write the temperance appeals, and clamor about the flowing bowl? |
19484 | Why, what put it into your head that you could edit a paper of this nature? |
19484 | Would you like to learn it?" |
19484 | why did n''t you_ tell_ me you did n''t know anything about agriculture?" |
5839 | Has I had any trouble? 5839 What is too bad, friend?" |
5839 | All a man''s property going to ruin and destruction before his eyes, and ask him if anything is wrong? |
5839 | And how is this extraordinary chapter of incomprehensibilities going to be a"lesson"to us? |
5839 | And how the mischief could he get run over by a horse that had already passed beyond him? |
5839 | And is it not curious to note how very often it wins acquittal for the prisoner? |
5839 | And is it not so cheap, and so common, and often so trivial, that the reader smiles in derision when the newspaper mentions it? |
5839 | And is not our son the future Duke? |
5839 | And what are we to take"warning"by? |
5839 | And what has my kindness done for me? |
5839 | And, above all, what has the intoxicating"bowl"got to do with it, anyhow? |
5839 | But, seriously, is it well to glorify a murderous villain on the scaffold, as Pike was glorified in New Hampshire? |
5839 | CONRAD HAD NOT BEEN CROWNED-- dared he profane the throne? |
5839 | Conrad, do not despise me, but pity a tortured heart? |
5839 | Den dey look mournful, an''de Gen''l says,''How long sence you los''him?'' |
5839 | Has anything gone wrong? |
5839 | How was I gwyne to know it? |
5839 | I says,''if you an''t my Henry, what is you doin''wid dis welt on yo''wris''an''dat sk- yar on yo''forehead? |
5839 | If they had let me take my natural rest where would I have been now? |
5839 | In a word, what did that"distressing accident"consist in? |
5839 | Is he the individual that met with the"distressing accident"? |
5839 | Is it just to do it? |
5839 | Is it not so common that the reader confidently expects to see it offered in every criminal case that comes before the courts? |
5839 | Is it well to turn the penalty for a bloody crime into a reward? |
5839 | Is not this insanity plea becoming rather common? |
5839 | Is this my reward for the august fortune my brain has wrought for thee? |
5839 | Is, it safe? |
5839 | It such a moment as this a thought occurred to me, and I said:"Aunt Rachel, how is it that you''ve lived sixty years and never had any trouble?" |
5839 | Now this winding- sheet is a kind of a sweet thing in its way, if you would like to-- No? |
5839 | Or did it consist in the death of that person herself three years ago( albeit it does not appear that she died by accident)? |
5839 | Or did the"distressing accident"consist in the destruction of Schuyler''s mother- in- law''s property in early times? |
5839 | She turned her face over her shoulder toward me, and said, without even a smile her voice:"Misto C-----, is you in''arnest?" |
5839 | She was named Hotchkiss-- Anna Matilda Hotchkiss-- you might know her? |
5839 | Was it that I might cheat my unoffending cousin of her rights? |
5839 | What did that driveling ass of a Schuyler stand in the wake of a runaway horse for, with his shouting and gesticulating, if he wanted to stop him? |
5839 | What have I done-- what have I said, to lose your kind opinion of me-- for, surely I had it once? |
5839 | What is the matter?" |
5839 | Why do you say this? |
5839 | have we not a son? |
5840 | Are you insane? |
5840 | Bless your dear heart, Mary, I know that-- why is your father so obdurate? |
5840 | Confound it, have n''t you got any judgment at''all? 5840 Have you ever edited an agricultural paper before?" |
5840 | Now what sort of a way is that to do? 5840 Now, what do you think of that? |
5840 | Oh, they do n''t, do n''t they? 5840 Tell you, you corn- stalk, you cabbage, you son of a cauliflower? |
5840 | Think of it? 5840 Tired?" |
5840 | What do you mean, John? 5840 What is the matter with the bottom of your feet and the back of your legs, that they are gouged up so?" |
5840 | Will you let that be my business, and not meddle? 5840 And hungry? 5840 And why will you? 5840 But is fame nothing? 5840 But what am I to do? 5840 Did n''t you say you had six months to raise the money in? |
5840 | Do you know what that wheeze means? |
5840 | Do you know, I have been scared to death for the last two or three hours? |
5840 | Do you want to ruin all the furniture on the place? |
5840 | Have you had any experience in agriculture practically?" |
5840 | He put the paper on his lap, and while he polished his spectacles with his handkerchief he said,"Are you the new editor?" |
5840 | How could it help a poor wretch without name, capital, or friends?" |
5840 | How on earth can you raise such a monstrous sum for me?" |
5840 | I said:"Why, is it nobody but you? |
5840 | If I had six centuries what good would it do? |
5840 | Is it not a shame that we, who prate so much about civilization and humanity, are content to degrade a fellow- being to such an office as this? |
5840 | Is the world coming to an end? |
5840 | Now what was the most natural thing for me to do, to make men satisfy this wish? |
5840 | Now who is knocking at that door? |
5840 | The Petrified Man rose slowly to his feet, and said:"Honestly, is that true?" |
5840 | Well, who said they did? |
5840 | Were his thoughts with his heart, ten thousand miles away, beyond the billowy wastes of the Pacific? |
5840 | What does that Arkansas ass know about it? |
5840 | What wages do they pay you here?" |
5840 | Who among us does not miss the gentle ministrations, the softening influences, the humble piety of Lucretia Borgia? |
5840 | Who criticize the Indian campaigns? |
5840 | Who do up the heavy leaders on finance? |
5840 | Who does not sorrow for the loss of Sappho, the sweet singer of Israel? |
5840 | Who edit the agricultural papers, you-- yam? |
5840 | Who has given us a grander instance of self- sacrificing devotion? |
5840 | Who is come to persecute me? |
5840 | Who review the books? |
5840 | Who was braver? |
5840 | Who was more patriotic than Joan of Arc? |
5840 | Who write the dramatic critiques for the second- rate papers? |
5840 | Who write the temperance appeals, and clamor about the flowing bowl? |
5840 | Why am I not a money- making bowelless grocer, instead of a divinely gifted sculptor with nothing to eat?" |
5840 | Why, what put it into your head that you could edit a paper of this nature? |
5840 | Will you leave the thing in my hands? |
5840 | Will you pledge me to find no fault with my actions?" |
5840 | Will you swear to submit to whatever I do? |
5840 | among the ricefields and the plumy palms of China? |
5840 | for I really suppose you wrote it?" |
5840 | under the shadows of remembered mountain peaks, or in groves of bloomy shrubs and strange forest trees unknown to climes like ours? |
5840 | why did n''t you tell me you did n''t know anything about agriculture?" |
5837 | ''Towed the carkiss ashore and saved it yo''self?'' 5837 His name? |
5837 | How? |
5837 | Is there any hope for him? |
5837 | Membranous croup? |
5837 | Name of the Indian? |
5837 | Now, Mortimer, why do you want to turn up the gas and wake up the child again? |
5837 | Precious, where is the harm in it? |
5837 | That is a good idea, but who will help you? |
5837 | Then how do you know that Mackenzie is dead? |
5837 | What do you mean, sir? 5837 When did he die?" |
5837 | Where is this John Wilson Mackenzie? |
5837 | Who tomahawked him? |
5837 | Why did n''t the Second tell me? 5837 Will he visit the harem to- day?" |
5837 | You were not present yourself, then? |
5837 | --And so you think a baby is a thing of beauty and a joy forever? |
5837 | A ragged street- boy, with eager eye, turned upon him instantly, and said in a hoarse whisper"''No; but did you, though?'' |
5837 | An Indian, was it?" |
5837 | But what is the use in my pouring out my whole intellect on this subject? |
5837 | But what was the use in sending medicines, when he knows that the disease is incurable?" |
5837 | D''you know what I''d''a''done? |
5837 | Did you ever pitch quoits? |
5837 | Do n''t you know that every moment is precious now? |
5837 | Does he suppose those diffident Fishers we: satisfied? |
5837 | Does the reader suppose that that was the end of it? |
5837 | Have I no redress?" |
5837 | Have you got the tomahawk?" |
5837 | Have you got this Indian?" |
5837 | Having accomplished this, what does Mr. Floyd do next? |
5837 | He said,"Well, sir, what can I do for you?" |
5837 | He said,"Well, sir?" |
5837 | I ask you as a man and brother, if that was any way for him to do? |
5837 | I was aroused once more:"Dearie, would you mind moving the crib to your side of the bed? |
5837 | Is my happiness to be thus blasted for life? |
5837 | Mrs. McWilliams roused me:"Darling, is that register turned on?" |
5837 | Now do tell me what the difference is between geometry and conchology?" |
5837 | Now you know these things yourself, do n''t you? |
5837 | Now, was that any way for that old man''s nephew to impose on a stranger and orphan like me? |
5837 | Of course that bouquet was well meant; but how would you like to have been the target? |
5837 | Of course you can save money by denying yourself all the little vicious enjoyments for fifty years; but then what can you do with it? |
5837 | Oh, my benefactor, can you make him laugh? |
5837 | Presently, however, Mrs. McWilliams said suppose the baby should catch it from Penelope? |
5837 | She said:"What can make Baby sleep so?" |
5837 | The president of the society came up and bathed my head with cold water, and said:"What made you carry on so toward the last?" |
5837 | Then I said to one of the clerks who was reading:"Illustrious Vagrant, where is the Grand Turk?" |
5837 | They ruthlessly call an editor from his work with such a remark as:"Did you see this, Smith, in the Gazette?" |
5837 | Very well, then what is the use of your stringing out your miserable lives to a lean and withered old age? |
5837 | Were the heirs of George Fisher killed? |
5837 | What did Floyd do? |
5837 | What did they give you?'' |
5837 | What is the use of your saving money that is so utterly worthless to you? |
5837 | What shall we do?" |
5837 | What use can you put it to? |
5837 | What would you advise me to do?" |
5837 | Where is the goose grease?" |
5837 | Who saw the tomahawking done?" |
5837 | Would you mind lighting the fire? |
5837 | You did n''t suppose it was the superintendent of a Sunday- school, did you?" |
5837 | You may remember that I lectured in Newark lately for the young gentlemen of the-----Society? |
5837 | Young man, why did n''t the First Comptroller of the Corn- Beef Division tell me this?" |
5837 | can you bring soothing tears to those parched orbs?" |
5837 | have you got here with your incendiary beef contract, at last? |
5837 | whom do you mean? |
5837 | why did n''t all those divisions and departments tell me?" |
5837 | why did n''t the, Third? |
1213 | And does it all come to us, do you think-- instead of the ten thousand? |
1213 | And sleep? |
1213 | And who is to be the guardian of this noble fame-- the community as a whole? 1213 Are you going to stay in the bank?" |
1213 | Edward, why do you object to cheques? |
1213 | He is the man that brought the sack here? |
1213 | He? 1213 How?" |
1213 | If it is n''t too late to--The men were starting up- stairs; at this moment they were overtaken by a boy, and Cox asked,"Is that you, Johnny?" |
1213 | Is that good, Edward? 1213 Mary, do you think I would lie?" |
1213 | Mr. Chairman, how many of those envelopes have you got? |
1213 | Now, then, who''s to get the sack? |
1213 | Resign? |
1213 | Well? |
1213 | Why? |
1213 | You_ ca n''t_? 1213 _ Gone_?" |
1213 | After much reflection-- suppose it_ was_ a lie? |
1213 | And what kind of apology are you going to make to me and to this insulted house for the imposture which you have attempted to play here?" |
1213 | And you?" |
1213 | Are n''t we always_ acting_ lies? |
1213 | At last there was a measurable degree of quiet, and the hatter said:"But what is there to proceed with, sir, but to deliver the money?" |
1213 | At their homes their wives sprang up with an eager"Well?" |
1213 | But-- it seems to me, now-- Edward?" |
1213 | By witness of the nurses, Richards had exhibited cheques-- for$ 8,500? |
1213 | Can I see your husband a moment, madam?" |
1213 | Cox whispered:"Nobody knows about this but us?" |
1213 | Do they require particulars, or do you reckon a kind of a_ general_ answer will do?'' |
1213 | Do you-- does each of you-- accept this great trust? |
1213 | Edward, does n''t it seem odd that the stranger should appoint Burgess to deliver the money?" |
1213 | Edward, what do you tell me that for?" |
1213 | Everybody believes there was only one good generous soul in this village, and now it turns out that you-- Edward, why do n''t you tell me?" |
1213 | Finally Mary sighed and said:"Do you think we are to blame, Edward--_much_ to blame?" |
1213 | He said:"Mr. Chairman, if I may be permitted to make a suggestion, can both of these gentlemen be right? |
1213 | His life? |
1213 | How did it happen that_ Richards''s_ name remained in Stephenson''s mind as indicating the right man, and not some other man''s name? |
1213 | How do you know?" |
1213 | I ask these gentlemen-- Was there_ collusion_?--_agreement_?" |
1213 | I put it to you, sir, can both have happened to say the very same words to the stranger? |
1213 | If the gambler ever comes to inquire, we''ll merely look coldly upon him and say:''What is this nonsense you are talking? |
1213 | Is it something fresh? |
1213 | Is theft better than lying? |
1213 | It dazed him for a moment; then he said:"It weighs a hundred and sixty pounds? |
1213 | It-- it-- you see, it is an honour-- reward, a testimonial to purity of character, and-- and-- can we allow it? |
1213 | Now, then-- now, then-- what_ kind_ of a service would it be that would make a man so inordinately grateful? |
1213 | Oh, it was odious to put a man in such a situation-- ah, why could n''t Stephenson have left out that doubt? |
1213 | Shall I go even further, and say in inextricable peril? |
1213 | That is-- that is--""Why so much that-_is_-ing? |
1213 | The first question was, Who could the citizen have been who gave the stranger the twenty dollars? |
1213 | The next point came to the front:_ had_ he rendered that service? |
1213 | The pallet was made, and Mary said:"The open sesame-- what could it have been? |
1213 | The patient said:"Let the pillow alone; what do you want?" |
1213 | The wife looked him over, and said, very slowly:"Made-- you-- promise? |
1213 | Then after a little came another idea: had he saved Goodson''s property? |
1213 | Then why not tell them? |
1213 | There, now-- is that true, or not?" |
1213 | Twenty or thirty voices cried out"What is it? |
1213 | Very well, what shall we do-- make the inquiry private? |
1213 | Was it such a great matter? |
1213 | What can the mystery of that be, Mary?" |
1213 | What could be the explanation of this gigantic piece of luck? |
1213 | What could his conduct mean? |
1213 | What did he want to intrude that for? |
1213 | What have you been getting? |
1213 | What horrible thing are you mulling in your mind? |
1213 | What is it for?" |
1213 | What is it?" |
1213 | What is that-- a note?" |
1213 | What then? |
1213 | What''s his name?" |
1213 | What''s in the sack?" |
1213 | When things had got about to the worst Richards was delivered of a sudden gasp and his wife asked:"Oh, what is it?--what is it?" |
1213 | While he was hurrying off on his honest errand, what was she doing? |
1213 | Why?" |
1213 | Wilson?" |
1213 | Would_ you_ select him?" |
1213 | _ Why_ ca n''t you?" |
1213 | how''s this?"] |
1213 | shouted Billson,"what have you got to say for yourself now? |
1213 | what can this mean?"] |
31884 | And do you owe him about the same that you do me? |
31884 | And what would you advise me to do with it, sir? |
31884 | And who in creation was Cleopatra? |
31884 | But are you not enjoying yourself here, honey? |
31884 | But do n''t you think the people here are very cordial, dawling? |
31884 | Did you meet any other pleasant people last season? |
31884 | Do you know,he asks,"anything of the best methods for feeding young orphan chickens? |
31884 | Do you think so, Grover? 31884 Have you the currency with you to make the trade all cash?" |
31884 | Oh, heavens,I cried, with a sudden pang of horror,"am I to be thus devoured by the fire fiend? |
31884 | So you decided to select and furnish endosmose of oxygen to sufferers? |
31884 | So you do n''t live in town? |
31884 | Well, but how shall I get inside? |
31884 | Well, what became of Miss McCracken? |
31884 | Well, when did this desire to endosmose your fellow- man first break out on you? |
31884 | Well,said I,"will you attend to that?" |
31884 | What for? |
31884 | Where do you live, anyway? |
31884 | Why did n''t you get a policeman to escort you across? |
31884 | Why,I exclaimed,"why do you wish to let in the glad sunlight of the gospel upon the heathen?" |
31884 | ''But are you not robbing yourself?'' |
31884 | ''Why, Decker,''says Sage,''do n''t you know me?'' |
31884 | ''Why,''she says,''do n''t you like merriment?'' |
31884 | All of them?" |
31884 | And how can a court of law or an intelligent jury judge such a matter? |
31884 | And is it not time, fellow citizens, that we pause to consider what is to be the future of the American? |
31884 | And is there no one to help? |
31884 | And what will be the result in the home- life of the oyster? |
31884 | And what will ye build it of?" |
31884 | But are we improving the oyster now? |
31884 | But what was he to do with Esau? |
31884 | Dear, patient reader, did you every try to ride a refractory hair- cloth lounge all night, bare back? |
31884 | Did you ever get aboard a short, old- fashioned, black, hair- cloth lounge, with a disposition to buck? |
31884 | Did you learn anything of Louis XV whilst in France? |
31884 | Do you not think that a prize- fight could be thus provided for? |
31884 | Do you own the house?" |
31884 | Earnest Pendergast writes from Puyallup as follows:"Why do you not try to improve your appearance more? |
31884 | He is writing a small ready- reference book on his side of the great problem,"Is Marriage a Failure?" |
31884 | He looked up sadly at me with his one eye as who should say,"Have you got any more of that there red paint left?" |
31884 | How is the name of the town pronounced? |
31884 | I perspired very much, indeed, and so the bath was, in a measure, a success, but oh, what doth it profit a man to gain a bath if he lose his own soul? |
31884 | Is there any way to prevent hens from stealing their nests and sitting on inanimate objects? |
31884 | Is this a healthy fat which we are putting on him, or is it bloat? |
31884 | Jumbles like"jevver"for"did you ever?" |
31884 | Mertie Kersykes, Whatcom, Washington, writes as follows:"Dear Mr. Nye, does pugilists ever reform? |
31884 | Pompadour? |
31884 | The first question to ask ourselves is this: Was General Grant in the habit of calling in a thinker whenever he wanted anything done in that line? |
31884 | What are your literary habits?" |
31884 | What do we care that calumny crawls out of its hole, calumniates him a couple of times and then goes back? |
31884 | What do we care that homely men grudge our candidate his symmetry of form and graceful upholstered carriage? |
31884 | What do you think of Browning? |
31884 | What encouragement is there for a man to come here and trade? |
31884 | What is the result? |
31884 | What orthoepy could replace lines like these? |
31884 | When I looked around me I decided to murmur"Where am I at?" |
31884 | Where do you buy your meat?" |
31884 | Where will this all lead at last, I ask as a careful scientist? |
31884 | Who is able, unless it be an intelligent jury, to arrive at the truth? |
31884 | Who of us is now safe? |
31884 | Who stated that my chance was best, And came and wept upon my breast, Only to knock me galley West? |
31884 | Who then turned in and took my pelt? |
31884 | Who told me of the joy he felt, While he upon my merits dwelt? |
31884 | Who was the Dauphin? |
31884 | Who was the first to make the claim That I would surely win the game, But now that Dennis is my name? |
31884 | Who would believe that up in the dark corner of the gable end it harbors a large iron- gray hornets''nest with brocaded hornets in it? |
31884 | Why do n''t you grow a mustache?" |
31884 | Will you accept my humble challenge, so that I can go into training at once? |
31884 | Will you assist me? |
31884 | Will you do it? |
31884 | Will you not accept the hospitality of my home? |
31884 | Will you not aid me, a poor struggler in the great race for supremacy, to obtain that notice which the newspapers now so reluctantly yield? |
31884 | Will you not, I ask, aid a struggler and panter for fame, who desires the eye of the public, even if his own be italicised at the same time? |
31884 | [ Illustration:_ He looked up sadly at me with his one eye as who should say,"Have you got any more of that there red paint left? |
13709 | ''An''why not?" |
13709 | ''Be you hurt, Major?" |
13709 | ''Be you- all conversant with that gun you packs?" |
13709 | ''Be you- all goin''to do the sundry deeds you sets forth in the programmes?" |
13709 | ''Dan,"says the ring master when we''re in the dressin''room,"when the leapin''begins, you- all go on with the others an''do a somersault or two?" |
13709 | ''How long do I gaze for four bits?" |
13709 | ''Take a look at the moon?" |
13709 | ''Then thar ai n''t goin''to be no dooel between us?" |
13709 | ''Then the Yanks will corral me?" |
13709 | ''Vamoosed, where at?" |
13709 | ''What''s the ante?" |
13709 | ''What''s this talk about Satan?" |
13709 | ''Whatever be they doin''?" |
13709 | ''Whatever''s wrong with him, Doc?" |
13709 | ''Where did you say them Yankees comes from, Major?" |
13709 | ''Where''s these clients?" |
13709 | ''After all,''says Texas bitterly to himse''f,''others has suffered; wherefore, then, should this jaybird gent escape?'' 13709 ''An''I reckons now,''says Dan Boggs,''you severs your relations with the war?'' |
13709 | ''An''do I onderstand, sir,''says Coyote some agitated,''that you''ll come with off''cers to put me outen my dug- out?'' 13709 ''An''then,''asks Enright,''whatever does this locoed parent do?'' |
13709 | ''An''whatever be they doin''?'' 13709 ''An''wherein does this Bloo Grass party resemble me?'' |
13709 | ''An''wherever doorin''this emute is Dave?'' 13709 ''Be I scared of ghosts?'' |
13709 | ''Be you- all scared of ghosts, Dan?'' 13709 ''Be you- all the partner Mister Hall mentions?'' |
13709 | ''Bury him? 13709 ''But how about this cat hunt?" |
13709 | ''But is thar folks thar?'' 13709 ''But whatever''s the call for you to elope at all?'' |
13709 | ''But whatever''s your objection,''argues Enright,''to this young an''trusty sport who''s so eager to we d Abby?'' 13709 ''Could n''t you- all have gone with Crook ag''in?'' |
13709 | ''Did you kill him, Dan?'' 13709 ''Do I think thar''s folks on the moon?'' |
13709 | ''Do n''t they have no roast dog at that warjig?'' 13709 ''Do n''t you- all reckon,''says Enright to the pinfeather party,''that pendin''hostilities, Abby had better go over to Missis Rucker''s? |
13709 | ''Do they lock you up?'' 13709 ''Does Sunbright so love me,''says Black Cloud, turnin''aheap ugly,''that she comes to meet me? |
13709 | ''How about it,''whispers Peets;''shall I do the shootin''?'' 13709 ''Is your wife dead?" |
13709 | ''Joke? 13709 ''Oh, Dave?'' |
13709 | ''See thar?'' 13709 ''Shore,''says Peets, in a case- hardened, pitiless tone,''an''why not? |
13709 | ''Suppose I does retire that Greaser''s hand from cirk''lation?'' 13709 ''Tell you- all folks what''s the matter with Dave?'' |
13709 | ''What limit do you give me?'' 13709 ''Whatever be you hummin''toones for, Dave?'' |
13709 | ''Whatever did you do or say, Doc?'' 13709 ''Whatever do you think yourse''f, Colonel?'' |
13709 | ''Whatever for a play would it be,''says Cherokee,''to go an''ask Dave himse''f right now?'' 13709 ''Whatever is his name, then?'' |
13709 | ''Whatever is it then?'' 13709 ''Whatever is my speshulty, Cherokee?'' |
13709 | ''Whatever''s the meanin''of this yere concourse?'' 13709 ''Wherever be you p''intin''for?'' |
13709 | ''Whichever is it then?'' 13709 ''Who be they? |
13709 | ''Why not?'' 13709 ''Whyever if she''s locoed, then,''argues Dan,''do n''t they up an''hive her in one of their madhouse camps? |
13709 | ''You''ll have a list of marvels,''I says,''to avalanche upon the people when you cuts the trail of your ancestral tribe ag''in?'' 13709 About the foogitive Cheyennes? |
13709 | And so there were no lawyers in Wolfville? |
13709 | And the Caldwell beauty? |
13709 | But about ghosts? |
13709 | But you- all got a battery final, Major?'' 13709 Ca n''t nothin''be done for Dave?" |
13709 | Do you- all believe in the bad luck of opals? |
13709 | Does the Stranglers do anything to this Holliday? 13709 Ghosts?" |
13709 | Goin''to the dance? |
13709 | However does Coyote get wrastled by that badger? 13709 However does this yere virgin look? |
13709 | It''s a great ride, says you? 13709 It''s to be a evenin''of friendly peace?" |
13709 | Lawyers in Wolfville? |
13709 | Let him whoop it up; he''s paying for it, ai n''t he? |
13709 | Recall him? 13709 Son, consider what a example to travellers is set by that ontootered savage? |
13709 | Spectres? 13709 Tell you what chances along the trail? |
13709 | Tharupon Bloojacket wheels on the half- breed who runs the deadfall an''who''s standin''still an''scared, an''says:''How much does he owe?'' |
13709 | Timid? 13709 What becomes of the Lance? |
13709 | What''s the trouble with the red- eyed pony? 13709 Whatever do we do for amoosements? |
13709 | Whatever do you call that? |
13709 | Whatever is a''outfit''you asks? 13709 Why do n''t Coyote p''isen hunks of meat you asks? |
13709 | Why ever do n''t you go? |
13709 | ''Ai n''t this goin''of yours some sudden?'' |
13709 | ''An''now may I enquire how strong be you? |
13709 | ''Do you think thar''s folks on the moon?'' |
13709 | ''How strong be you- all, may I ask?'' |
13709 | ''What''s the difference? |
13709 | Am I to be debarred of my rights by some coyote- slaughterin''invader an''onmurmurin''ly accede tharto? |
13709 | An''yet when that party cashes in, whatever does the lady do? |
13709 | Be I to blame because your toilet ai n''t complete? |
13709 | But of what avail would be such recount? |
13709 | But what can we do? |
13709 | But wherefore extend ourselves regretfully? |
13709 | Ca n''t you- all make''em stop?'' |
13709 | Can a dog onderstand a wolf? |
13709 | Cherokee Hall? |
13709 | Do n''t you know it only makes''em madder?" |
13709 | Do n''t you say so, Doc?'' |
13709 | Do n''t you- all tell me we''re partners?'' |
13709 | Do you- all blame me? |
13709 | Does Bowlaigs know it? |
13709 | Does she wear her new blanket an''paint her face bright for Black Cloud? |
13709 | Does that onderstandin''go?'' |
13709 | Does you- all recall the fate, Shoestring, of the last misguided shorthorn who gives way to sech a query? |
13709 | Draw? |
13709 | Enright asks ag''in:''What do you- all think?'' |
13709 | For why? |
13709 | Gents, as I fills my glass, I asks you- all however now do you reckon that wizard beats a retreat?'' |
13709 | He''pless? |
13709 | How be you goin''to he''p it, onless you piles up shore- enough disgrace by desertin''them lancers of yours?" |
13709 | However is anybody goin''to be a slave where thar''s as near nothin''to do in the way of work as is possible an''let a hooman live? |
13709 | I asks you, as onbiased sports, would you set ca''mly down while a party named"Toad"puts himse''f in nom''nation to be your son- in- law?'' |
13709 | I leaves it to you- all; be I right?'' |
13709 | I''m drinkin''at the time, an''I do n''t reckon now you attaches importance to what a gent says when he''s in licker?" |
13709 | If driven by stress of conversation to something akin to it the cowboy will say:"What may I call you, sir?" |
13709 | Is Jeffords dangerous? |
13709 | Is it for me she has combed her h''ar an''put on a new feather an''beads? |
13709 | It''s no use; I knows I''ll loathe myse''f for crawlin''the hump of a gent who''s totterin''on the brink of the grave; but whatever else can I do? |
13709 | It''s so with mules an''broncos; wherefore, then, may not these differences exist among Injuns? |
13709 | Now whatever do you- all reckon this old tabby does? |
13709 | Now who be you? |
13709 | Or does she dress herse''f like the sun for that Creek coyote, the Lance?''" |
13709 | Texas Thompson fixes his eyes tharon, meditative an''pensive, an''then he wonders:"''Do you- all reckon, now, that folks is livin''up thar?'' |
13709 | Then one of the bucks, lookin''about like he''s amazed, says:''Wherever is the Jack Rabbit?'' |
13709 | Then wheelin''on Waco Anderson who strolls over, Easy Aaron demands plenty f''rocious:"Whoever does this dastard deed?" |
13709 | What do I do? |
13709 | What do you- all reckon now that miscreant does? |
13709 | What''s a ha''r copper? |
13709 | What''s the result? |
13709 | Whatever do you mean by shootin''at them Yankees? |
13709 | Whatever now do you think of this? |
13709 | When did he say he''d be back from Tucson?'' |
13709 | Where you hail from? |
13709 | Whoever do you- all reckon now he wants? |
13709 | Whoever is that gent, Peets, who says,"love is blind"? |
13709 | Why do n''t I corral an''hold''em when they''re in my clutch? |
13709 | You hears that squaws is slaves? |
13709 | You knows how eloquent I am about Shoestring? |
13709 | You recall whom I mean?" |
13709 | You saveys a Gander Pullin''? |
13709 | You- all recalls when they pays twenty- five dollars for skelps in Tucson? |
13709 | ai n''t it my dooty-- me who saveys what he''s ag''inst-- to go warn this victim ag''in matrimony in all its horrors?'' |
13709 | also, what''s your little game?'' |
13709 | asks Faro Nell, who''s as immersed as the rest in these settin''s forth;''what do you- all reckon now is my speshulty?'' |
13709 | what do you- all reckon would have been results if we had n''t cut in on the_ baile_ at the time we does?'' |
13709 | where going? |
13709 | why? |
33432 | ''Who comes here to disturb the royal peace?'' 33432 ''Who is I?'' |
33432 | A broken neck? |
33432 | A thousand what, Uncle Munch? |
33432 | About how tall? |
33432 | All those? 33432 And I suppose, then,"said Diavolo,"if you belong to us you''ve got to do pretty much what we tell you to?" |
33432 | And I won a hole, did n''t I? |
33432 | And did n''t the Emperor treat you well, Uncle Munch? |
33432 | And did n''t you ever see him again, Baron? |
33432 | And did the robbers ever get down? |
33432 | And may I ask your name? |
33432 | And still you got him on deck? |
33432 | And were n''t you ever punished? |
33432 | And what did you do with the moose''s antlers? |
33432 | Are you interested in giraffes? |
33432 | Bub,said she, in a whisper,"do you think that was a true story?" |
33432 | But were n''t you sea- sick? |
33432 | But what became of the ivory? |
33432 | But what became of the plough, Uncle Munch? |
33432 | But what do they feed upon? |
33432 | But, you know, do n''t you? |
33432 | Could he talk? |
33432 | Could n''t the fireman stop the engine? |
33432 | Did n''t he see through it when he saw you put the army in your pocket? |
33432 | Did n''t you and she make your last hole on a single stroke? |
33432 | Did you see him do it, Uncle Munch? |
33432 | Do I wish I had? 33432 Do n''t you wish_ you_ had two youngsters like us, Uncle Munch?" |
33432 | Do they hunt men in India?? |
33432 | Do they hunt men in India?? |
33432 | Do they really relish them? |
33432 | Do you suppose that''s true, Diavolo? |
33432 | Does all heroes get killed? |
33432 | Function-- duty-- what does the duty of a bear- shooer consist in? |
33432 | Hello there, who wants 91162 Nepperhan? |
33432 | How about the royalties on this book? |
33432 | How did you lose Jang, Baron? |
33432 | How the deuce do you make that out? 33432 How was that?" |
33432 | I do n''t think we ever heard of that, did we? |
33432 | I know it was mean, but what could I do? |
33432 | I mean for horse- back riding, which would you rather have? |
33432 | I should n''t think he''d live long if he does n''t eat? |
33432 | I wonder where he can be? |
33432 | In Hades? |
33432 | Is he a blacksmith who shoes bears instead of horses? |
33432 | Is that you? |
33432 | Kept me? 33432 No post- office? |
33432 | Oh, did n''t you? |
33432 | Pebbles? |
33432 | Pretty good catch for an afternoon, eh? |
33432 | Pretty hot for literary work, is n''t it? |
33432 | Saved your life, eh? |
33432 | Seven? |
33432 | Stenographer ready? |
33432 | That is rather curious, is n''t it? |
33432 | That you, Baron? |
33432 | That''s what I thought; and when you ca n''t work ruin stares you in the face, eh? 33432 Then how the deuce am I to get hold of your stuff?" |
33432 | Theology? |
33432 | Those are real candy names, are n''t they? |
33432 | True? 33432 True?" |
33432 | Two? 33432 Uncle Munch,"said the Twins one day, as they climbed up into the visitor''s lap and disarranged his necktie,"was you ever up in a balloon?" |
33432 | Was you in it for long? |
33432 | Well, how about the missionaries? |
33432 | Well,returned the Baron, thoughtfully, as if calculating,"did you ever see the Eiffel Tower?" |
33432 | Well,said Mr. Munchausen,"you''re here again, are you?" |
33432 | Well? |
33432 | Were you killed by a shark? |
33432 | Were you up in the air for three whole months? |
33432 | What became of the June- bug? |
33432 | What country would it have been, Mr. Munchausen,asked Sapphira innocently,"Germany or Siam?" |
33432 | What did Bonaparte say? |
33432 | What did they live on? |
33432 | What did you do for hazards? |
33432 | What did you do? |
33432 | What do you say to that, Sapphira? |
33432 | What does your venerable Dad say about it? |
33432 | What good are they? |
33432 | What is a Gillyhooly bird, anyhow? |
33432 | What kept you, Uncle Munch? |
33432 | What kept you? |
33432 | What kind of a snake did you say he was? |
33432 | What useful what? |
33432 | What was it, Uncle Munch? |
33432 | What was the nature of the letters? |
33432 | What was the other boa doing while you were saving Wriggletto? |
33432 | What what? |
33432 | What''s cannon- ballism? |
33432 | What''s snakes good for except to kill? 33432 What''s the nature of your story?" |
33432 | What''s what, Uncle Munch? |
33432 | What, do they lay Roc''s eggs? |
33432 | What? 33432 What?" |
33432 | What? |
33432 | Where is Wriggletto now? |
33432 | Where the dickens did they come from? |
33432 | Where? |
33432 | Which would you rather do, Angelica,Mr. Munchausen resumed,"go to sea in a balloon or attend a dumb- crambo party in a chicken- coop?" |
33432 | Who was Jang? |
33432 | Who was Wriggletto? |
33432 | Who was he? |
33432 | Why ca n''t we have both stories? |
33432 | Why did n''t you come down? |
33432 | Would you like to lie down and take a rest? |
33432 | You do n''t mean to say that I have never told you about Wriggletto, my pet boa- constrictor, do you? |
33432 | You gave up a hole, did n''t you? |
33432 | You told pretty near the truth, too, Uncle Munch, because you are hot stuff yourself, ai n''t you? |
33432 | ''A regular lu- lu, eh?'' |
33432 | ''But how?'' |
33432 | ''Ca n''t you get closer to him?'' |
33432 | ''Captain,''said I,''ca n''t you tie an anchor onto a hawser, and bait the flukes with a boa constrictor and make sure of him?'' |
33432 | ''Have you got a sample of yourself along for me to taste?'' |
33432 | ''How can we do it?'' |
33432 | ''Shall we take it over?'' |
33432 | ''What do you think it is?'' |
33432 | ''What for?'' |
33432 | ''What kind?'' |
33432 | ''What shall we do?'' |
33432 | ''Who am I? |
33432 | ''Who am I?'' |
33432 | Beelzy bowed in response to the compliment and observed to the Baron:"You ai n''t here yourself this season, be ye?" |
33432 | Can you not see that it is raining cats and dogs without?" |
33432 | Does the number include being struck by lightning?" |
33432 | Have you got any plumbing in the camp? |
33432 | How did the engine come to run away?" |
33432 | How has this wrong upon the worthy realist of the eighteenth century been perpetrated? |
33432 | How''s that for an offer?" |
33432 | I cried,"Who in thunder do you suppose wants to play golf on a day like this?" |
33432 | I do n''t know whether I ever told you about my first experience with the cannibals-- did I?" |
33432 | I never told you of the bovine lie I got once while playing a match with Bonaparte, did I?" |
33432 | I''m glad they were disappointed, are n''t you?" |
33432 | If you were fast asleep while all this was happening how did you know that Jang did those things?" |
33432 | Is it a Henry James dandy, or does it bear the mark of Caine? |
33432 | Is it an intentional or an unwitting wrong? |
33432 | Is it realism or fiction?" |
33432 | May I inquire what useful function in the ménage of a hotel a bear- shooer performs?" |
33432 | Munchausen?" |
33432 | Munchausen?" |
33432 | Munchausen?" |
33432 | Rather neat idea, eh? |
33432 | Really?" |
33432 | So I answered,''Who is I, O Mtulu, Bravest of the Taafe Chiefs? |
33432 | Suppose the giraffe should be awakened by the roaring of the lion before I got there and should rush off himself to escape the fate that awaited me? |
33432 | The Baron?" |
33432 | The Twins were silent for a few moments and then they asked:"Well, Uncle Munch, what kind of fire- works are safe anyhow?" |
33432 | The question arises,_ why_ is this? |
33432 | Then one of them asked:"But what did you live on all that time, Uncle Munch?" |
33432 | They like to play stunts-- I think it is called stunts, is n''t it, when one boy does something, and all his companions try to do the same thing?" |
33432 | Torpeters are n''t any harm, are they, Uncle Munch?" |
33432 | V THE STORY OF JANG"Did you ever own a dog, Baron Munchausen?" |
33432 | We went to see whence it came, and what do you suppose we saw? |
33432 | What can I do for you?" |
33432 | What do you say?" |
33432 | What is its precise charm in your eyes,--the health- giving qualities of the game or its capacity for bad lies?" |
33432 | What''s your number? |
33432 | Where in Hades are you?" |
33432 | Why do you know what happened to me when I was a boy?" |
33432 | Why, am I late?" |
33432 | Would you believe it, I found that my last bullet was the one with which I had saved the balloon from the Prussian shot?" |
33432 | You''ve given up theology I presume?" |
33432 | _ Chapter III._]"But the chickens?" |
33432 | _ Chapter XIII._] There was a pause for a few moments, when Diavolo said,"Uncle Munch, is that a true story you''ve been giving us?" |
33432 | asked the Twins,"was n''t the elevator running?" |
14684 | ''Did ye see th''pris''ner afther his arrest?'' 14684 ''Has he been sane iver since?'' |
14684 | ''Ill- mated couples?'' 14684 ''What d''ye propose to do to stand this here testymony off?'' |
14684 | A sinitor:''What''s it used f''r?'' 14684 A what?" |
14684 | An''how was it all this time in dear old Mud Center? 14684 An''why shud we be taxed? |
14684 | Ar- re ye crazy fr''m th''heat? |
14684 | But what do I know about it, annyhow? 14684 But, annyhow, what diff''rence does it make whether th''navy goes to th''Passyfic or not? |
14684 | Cud a lady do that, I ask ye? 14684 D''ye suppose Dorgan, th''millyonaire, wud consint to it? |
14684 | D''ye think he''ll iver sarve out his fine? |
14684 | D''ye think th''soul can be weighed? |
14684 | Did he pay th''fine? 14684 Do I blame th''ladies? |
14684 | Do n''t ye iver take dhrugs? |
14684 | Do n''t ye think Rosenfelt has shaken public confidence? |
14684 | I wondher what we''d do if all thim infeeryor races shud come at us together? |
14684 | Since th''picnic? |
14684 | Thin what happens? 14684 Was th''sojer under th''influence?" |
14684 | Well, what''s to be done about it? 14684 Well,"said Mr. Hennessy,"what diff''rence does it make? |
14684 | What ailed him? |
14684 | What ar- re these Turkish athrocities I''ve been r- readin''about? |
14684 | What ar- re ye talkin''about? |
14684 | What books does he riccomind? 14684 What did they do?" |
14684 | What did they give him? |
14684 | What do ye raaly think? |
14684 | What does it all mean? |
14684 | What else? 14684 What kind iv a game is goluf?" |
14684 | What other nicissities, says ye? 14684 What''s it about?" |
14684 | What''s it all about? |
14684 | What''s that? |
14684 | Which wud ye rather be, famous or rich? |
14684 | Why do they call it rile an''ancient? |
14684 | Will ye go? |
14684 | Will ye have th''avenin''paper or a little iv th''old stuff off th''shelf? |
14684 | Will ye iver cross th''ocean again? |
14684 | Wud ye iver have thought''twas possible that anny wan in this counthry cud even talk iv war with thim delightful, cunning little Oryentals? 14684 ''Ai n''t we intilligent enough?'' 14684 ''An''th''beautifully jooled ladies?'' 14684 ''An''was n''t th''food fine?'' 14684 ''An''who''s that shakin''dice at th''bar?'' 14684 ''Ar- re ye guilty or not guilty?'' 14684 ''As guest or landlord?'' 14684 ''But,''says I,''why shud anny wan so young an''beautiful as ye want to do annything so foolish as to vote?'' 14684 ''Did ye not glide noiselessly through th''wather?'' 14684 ''Dock,''says he,''is it annything fatal? 14684 ''Doctor, what expeeryence have ye had among th''head cures?'' 14684 ''Does that hurt?'' 14684 ''Forward or backward?'' 14684 ''Have ye had a good manny desprit cases to- day?'' 14684 ''Have ye th''watch with ye?'' 14684 ''How am I goin''to get off there?'' 14684 ''How ar- re ye goin''to defind this crook?'' 14684 ''How do ye usually get off a movin''thrain?'' 14684 ''I''m wan iv th''best- timpered men in th''wurruld, am I not? 14684 ''Ill- mated couples? 14684 ''Is it war to hook me father''s best hat that he left behind whin he bashfully hurrid away to escape th''attintions iv Europeen sojery?'' 14684 ''Is it war to shoot my aunt?'' 14684 ''Is robbery war?'' 14684 ''Ladies,''says he,''what can I do f''r ye?'' 14684 ''My Gawd, has my clint no rights in this coort?'' 14684 ''No, what?'' 14684 ''Not th''notoryous shepherd iv that name?'' 14684 ''Now, how does th''sentence r- read?'' 14684 ''Sane?'' 14684 ''Was he in anny way bug befure th''crime?'' 14684 ''Was that war or was n''t it?'' 14684 ''Was there iver a frindship that was annything more thin a kind iv suspension bridge between quarrels?'' 14684 ''Were they all so bad, thim men that I''ve been brought up to think so gloryous?'' 14684 ''What d''ye suppose he''s like, Osman?'' 14684 ''What d''ye want, mum?'' 14684 ''What did that indicate to ye?'' 14684 ''What is it ye want, oh head iv lignum vity?'' 14684 ''What is th''number iv this here cannon- ball express?'' 14684 ''What was he doin''?'' 14684 ''What''s this man charged with?'' 14684 ''What, that little runt? 14684 ''Where''s th''pris''ner?'' 14684 ''Where?'' 14684 ''Whin was that?'' 14684 ''Who''s that man with th''plug hat just comin''out iv th''gamblin''joint?'' 14684 ''Who''s there?'' 14684 ''Why,''says she,''do ye drink this dhreadful poison?'' 14684 ''Wud it be agreeable to me Dimmycratic collague to put both feather beds an''his what''s- ye- call- it in th''same item?'' 14684 ''Ye have n''t sthruck?'' 14684 Ai n''t she goin''to have a grab at annything? 14684 Am I much sunburnt? |
14684 | An''afther all, is n''t it a good thing? |
14684 | An''who did it? |
14684 | Ar- re there anny other kinds? |
14684 | Ar- re there anny two people in th''wurruld that ar- re perfectly mated?'' |
14684 | Ar- re ye goin''to stand that?'' |
14684 | Ar- re ye ready? |
14684 | Besides are n''t we th''hope iv th''future iv th''instichoochion iv mathrimony? |
14684 | Blankets? |
14684 | But I say to thim:''Ladies, is not this a petty revenge on ye''er best frinds? |
14684 | But d''ye think ye give me enough? |
14684 | But does he have to import it fr''m abroad, I ask ye? |
14684 | But if there is such a lot iv this monsthrous iniquity passin''around, do n''t Virginya get none? |
14684 | But what care I? |
14684 | D''ye find th''larned counsel that''s just been beat climbin''up on th''bench an''throwin''his arms around th''judge? |
14684 | D''ye know Sinitor Aldhrich? |
14684 | D''ye suppose a sultan or a king that knew his thrade wud iver let anny wan take a snap- shot iv him? |
14684 | DRUGS"What ails ye?" |
14684 | Did Congress pay anny attintion to us? |
14684 | Did n''t ye know they were? |
14684 | Did ye iver hear iv Alexander th''Gr- reat or Napoleon Bonyparte havin''a snap- shot took iv him? |
14684 | Did ye miss me? |
14684 | Do they look as though they were sufferin''? |
14684 | EXPERT TESTIMONY"What''s an expert witness?" |
14684 | Flannel shirts? |
14684 | Has annything happened since I wint away on me vacation? |
14684 | Has this man iver been outside iv an aviary? |
14684 | Have a cigar?" |
14684 | He wo n''t, but will they? |
14684 | How about th''mother iv prisidents? |
14684 | How can honest citizens an''good women be brought up on such infamyous docthrine? |
14684 | How d''ye expict to get on in th''wurruld th''way ye are goin''? |
14684 | How do we know he is n''t broke like th''rest iv us?'' |
14684 | How many ladies ar- re there in ye''er Woman''s Rights Club?'' |
14684 | How will we get at him?'' |
14684 | How will ye''er honor have th''accursed swine''s flesh cooked f''r breakfast in th''mornin''when I''m through fannin''ye?'' |
14684 | I wondher will they put him away if he do n''t pay ivinchooly? |
14684 | I wudden''t f''r all th''wurruld have th''wurrud go through th''ward:''Did ye hear about Dooley''s soul?'' |
14684 | If ye think th''highest jooty iv citizenship is to raise a fam''ly why do n''t ye give a vote to th''shad? |
14684 | Is he recallin''th''happy days at Barnum''s befure brutal man sunk an ice pick into him an''dhrove him to th''park? |
14684 | Is n''t there enough American spunk? |
14684 | Is our spunk industhree dead? |
14684 | Is she alive, is she dead, does she iver dhream iv him as she ates her hay an''rubs her back agin th''bars iv her gilded cage? |
14684 | Is there no pathrite to demand that we be proticted against th''pauper spunk iv Europe? |
14684 | Is there some wan still there that he thinks iv? |
14684 | No, nor ye''er cousin, nor ye''er aunt? |
14684 | No, nor ye''er sister Katie? |
14684 | PANICS"Have ye taken ye''er money out iv th''bank? |
14684 | Sane, says ye? |
14684 | Sugar? |
14684 | THE JAPANESE SCARE"Did ye go to see th''Japs whin they were here?" |
14684 | Th''coort:''How much money have ye got?'' |
14684 | Think of that, will ye? |
14684 | Threaty rights, says ye? |
14684 | WORK"Ye have n''t sthruck yet, have ye?" |
14684 | What ar- re ye talkin''about? |
14684 | What books does he advise, says ye? |
14684 | What d''ye think ends th''free list? |
14684 | What diff''rence does it make? |
14684 | What do I know about annything? |
14684 | What does he say? |
14684 | What else? |
14684 | What good wud a mustard plasther be again this fatal epidemic that is ragin''inside iv ye? |
14684 | What have they done to injye this impeeryal suffrage that we fought an''bled f''r? |
14684 | What is he like? |
14684 | What is war annyhow?'' |
14684 | What opporchunity has he had, tell me? |
14684 | What was it, says ye? |
14684 | What was there f''r this joynt intelleck an''this household tyrant to talk about? |
14684 | What''ll ye take?" |
14684 | What''s th''difference between that kind iv tistymony an''perjury?" |
14684 | What''s that? |
14684 | What, f''r example, says ye? |
14684 | Where was I? |
14684 | Who do I blame for this wan? |
14684 | Who is it that improves men an''makes thim more ladylike, an''thin quits thim, but th''ladies? |
14684 | Who tells time be a clock? |
14684 | Who wud feed th''goold fish while he was gone? |
14684 | Who wud make a confirmed reader th''cashier iv a bank? |
14684 | Who''ll want to have his soul weighed? |
14684 | Who''s th''American consul in Chicago now? |
14684 | Whose pitchers ar- re those ye see in th''advertisemints iv th''tailorman? |
14684 | Why should he? |
14684 | Why shudden''t there be a tax on bachelors? |
14684 | Wo n''t annybody get up? |
14684 | Wo n''t annybody say that they do n''t know annything about annything worth knowin''about? |
14684 | Wo n''t somebody else get up? |
14684 | Wud ye or wud ye not lave ye''er coat in his hands as ye plunged in th''bank? |
14684 | Wudden''t the bear be surprised? |
14684 | Wudden''t the little infants be surprised? |
14684 | Ye do nt? |
14684 | Ye see these panels on th''wall? |
14684 | Ye''er mother does n''t want it, does she? |
14684 | says I? |
1805 | ''And what is that?'' 1805 ''Can you do it, gents?'' |
1805 | ''Can you work it, doc?'' 1805 ''Ever monkey with copper?'' |
1805 | ''Fall off?'' 1805 ''Great Barnums?'' |
1805 | ''Have you got a city license,''he asks,''to sell this illegitimate essence of spooju that you flatter by the name of medicine?'' 1805 ''Him? |
1805 | ''How do you come to have it?'' 1805 ''How is this, Rufe?'' |
1805 | ''How long have you been sick?'' 1805 ''If you''ve got to get rid of your excess verbiage,''says I,''why not go out on the river bank and speak a piece? |
1805 | ''In New York?'' 1805 ''Jeff,''says he,''do you know that I''m a crater-- a living crater?'' |
1805 | ''My young friend,''says Alfred E. Ricks, holding up his hands,''have you robbed this bank? 1805 ''Now, Bunk,''says the farmer,''do you begin to realize that agriculture has had a hair cut? |
1805 | ''Now, now,''says I,''what''s it all about? 1805 ''Now, what do you think of that?'' |
1805 | ''On what special subject of the theorems and topics does your desire for vocality seem to be connected with?'' 1805 ''Pardner,''says I,''what has happened? |
1805 | ''Shall I keep some soup hot for Mr. Tatum till he comes back?'' 1805 ''Sir,''says I,''are you Cornelius T. Scudder? |
1805 | ''Then are you William Wilkinson?'' 1805 ''Then,''says Andy,''you do n''t think Mrs. Avery will land the Marshalship for Bill?'' |
1805 | ''Trade, how much?'' 1805 ''Was that the idea you had,''says he,''when we started out with Murkison?'' |
1805 | ''Well and then what?'' 1805 ''Well, boys,''says she after a bit,''what is it?'' |
1805 | ''Well,''says I,''how is it that you seem to be biting your thumbs at good luck? 1805 ''Well?'' |
1805 | ''What do you say, Jeff?'' 1805 ''What does this mean, sir?'' |
1805 | ''What is this paraphernalia you speak of, Doc?'' 1805 ''What was it about?'' |
1805 | ''What''ll we do?'' 1805 ''What''s that?'' |
1805 | ''What''s this?'' 1805 ''Where''s the books?'' |
1805 | ''Where?'' 1805 ''Who are you?'' |
1805 | ''Whose house is that?'' 1805 ''Why not this one?'' |
1805 | ''Why not, indeed?'' 1805 ''Why should n''t it be?'' |
1805 | ''Why,''says he, in his kind of Southern system of procrastinated accents,''hain''t you heard tell? 1805 ''Will you treat my case?'' |
1805 | ''Would n''t you like to go down and meet Mrs. Trotter once before we leave?'' 1805 ''You ai n''t going, doc?'' |
1805 | And is that Alexander, pa? |
1805 | And, by the way, Jeff, what was the name of the little man who went to Denver-- the one you and Bill met at the station? |
1805 | Been away a good many years, has n''t he? |
1805 | Did I tell you I bagged a duck and a ground- squirrel at one shot last week over in the Ramapos? |
1805 | Dress you up? |
1805 | How far do you mean to carry it? 1805 How far is it to Edenville from here?" |
1805 | I never told you about the time when me and Andy Tucker was philanthropists, did I? 1805 Is that an allusion?" |
1805 | Know that man? |
1805 | Me? |
1805 | Me? |
1805 | Now, would n''t you,said Jeff, with an emphatic nod--"wouldn''t you have imagined that? |
1805 | On the ferryboat Andy says to me:''Is your conscience easy about taking the money now, Jeff?'' 1805 On you?" |
1805 | One lady says to me:''How did that last venture of yours turn out, sir?'' 1805 Pennsylvania pinks? |
1805 | Pick,says he, looking at me hard,"ai n''t this graft a little out of our line? |
1805 | Sioux Falls? |
1805 | That,said I,"sounds like one of those unintelligible remarks such as,''Why is a policeman?''" |
1805 | Was that your team broke away and run just now? |
1805 | Well, sir, when we got to the gate who do you suppose comes down the walk to greet us? 1805 What business have you got investing in bonds? |
1805 | What did he want? |
1805 | What is it now? |
1805 | What more do you want? |
1805 | What''s your graft these days? |
1805 | What? |
1805 | Who do you want to send to for the money? |
1805 | Why should n''t they be? |
1805 | ''A professor of mathematics at more than$ 5,000 a year? |
1805 | ''Ai n''t you ashamed of yourself, you whited sculpture? |
1805 | ''And how are they this morning?'' |
1805 | ''And how shall we go about compelling him to make a voluntary purchase of it?'' |
1805 | ''And now, Doc Waugh- hoo,''he goes on,''why do n''t you demonstrate? |
1805 | ''Are we any better than any other Holding Corporation?''" |
1805 | ''Are you the guinea pigs for the Asiatic python or the alfalfa for the sacred buffalo?'' |
1805 | ''Can we do it? |
1805 | ''Could ye do it? |
1805 | ''Do you feel like you could eat some ham and eggs, Uncle James?'' |
1805 | ''Eating too many pork chops last night?'' |
1805 | ''Gimme something for it, doc, wo n''t you?'' |
1805 | ''Give free grub to the poor or send a couple of thousand to George Cortelyou?'' |
1805 | ''Have you found the other one? |
1805 | ''He''s got an appetite like a chorus girl at 1 A.M.''"''How''d you get this pipe?'' |
1805 | ''How''s your conduct?'' |
1805 | ''Is Burdick Harris alive yet, or Mr. Raisuli dead?'' |
1805 | ''Is it a trade?'' |
1805 | ''Is that the Regent Theatre? |
1805 | ''Is the buggy outside? |
1805 | ''Nothing wrong with the world- wide this morning, is there?'' |
1805 | ''So we are up? |
1805 | ''Then why do the master minds of finance and philanthropy,''says I,''charge us$ 2 to get into a race- track and let us into a library free? |
1805 | ''Well, Mr. Riddle,''says I, when he opened the bedroom door,''and how is uncle this morning?'' |
1805 | ''What do you want him for?'' |
1805 | ''What else could it have been? |
1805 | ''What seems to be on your mind?'' |
1805 | ''Why do n''t you go and get the doctor?'' |
1805 | ''You ai n''t a Socialist, are you?'' |
1805 | ''You ai n''t going away and leave me to die with this-- superfluity of the clapboards, are you?'' |
1805 | Ah, I see your eye growing moist, Colonel-- I have touched you, have I not?" |
1805 | And how do you explain the pig? |
1805 | And the oil?'' |
1805 | And then--''"''What then, Lieutenant?'' |
1805 | And what does it find there? |
1805 | And what of merry Robin Hood? |
1805 | And why should n''t it be the genuine other one, anyhow, that the old gypsy whittled out?'' |
1805 | Anything more up your sleeve?" |
1805 | Bassett, you do n''t care to talk over my little business proposition?'' |
1805 | Bulls and bears and pigs-- what''s the difference? |
1805 | Bunk?'' |
1805 | But how does it come out? |
1805 | But if Harris was a Greek, on what system of international protocols did Hay interfere?" |
1805 | But what do you say, Pick?" |
1805 | But what else can you expect from a town that''s shut off from the world by the ocean on one side and New Jersey on the other? |
1805 | But what will my duties be? |
1805 | But what''s your graft, son? |
1805 | But where,''he says,''could you hope to find a widow who would waste time on a matrimonial scheme that had no matrimony in it?'' |
1805 | But, kay vooly, voo? |
1805 | Buy low and sell high-- do n''t Wall Street endorse it? |
1805 | Ca n''t you do nothing for me?'' |
1805 | Ca n''t you pull the cork out of your magnetism with your teeth and hocus- pocus them handcuffs off?'' |
1805 | Could ye play the polar man and the little duke for the nice ladies? |
1805 | Could you do it, Ricksy?'' |
1805 | Did he get in through the window and appoint himself?'' |
1805 | Did n''t you see Colonel Manna drop down right before your eyes? |
1805 | Did the major man bring the money?" |
1805 | Did you learn his name?'' |
1805 | Do I have to reject personally these 3,000 ramscallions you speak of, or can I throw them out in bunches?'' |
1805 | Do n''t you hear the rustling of General Raven''s wings? |
1805 | Do n''t you think we would both feel better if we was to intervene in some way and prevent the doing of this deed?'' |
1805 | Do we want Jakey to marry Rosa Steinfeld?" |
1805 | Do you call it good brain work when you propose to take in money at the door, too? |
1805 | Do you guess I can get out my twenty- fi''?" |
1805 | Does he return the sentiment according to the specifications and painfulness you have described?'' |
1805 | Does it excuse you?'' |
1805 | Does that satisfy you?'' |
1805 | Else why was we given brains? |
1805 | Fiddle,''says I,''raise the window shade a bit, will you?'' |
1805 | Give me a gasoline lamp, a dry- goods box, and a two- dollar bar of white castile soap, cut into little--''"''Where''s your two dollars?'' |
1805 | Have you got him there? |
1805 | Have you got the carving with you, Profess?'' |
1805 | He stepped up to a sickly looking woman and says:"Madam, do you own any of this stock?" |
1805 | How about plunging into the fastnesses of the skyscraper country and biting some big bull caribous in the chest?'' |
1805 | How did this happen? |
1805 | How do I work it? |
1805 | How do you know,''says I,''that that green goods man has n''t a large family dependent upon his extortions? |
1805 | How do you win out on the trick?" |
1805 | How does it strike you?'' |
1805 | How much do you want? |
1805 | How was Teddy when you left Washington?'' |
1805 | How''s he to get some of the remorse fund back into their overalls? |
1805 | I asks,''that they were trying to skin you? |
1805 | I know this is something like paternalism, but do n''t you think Opportunity has skinned its knuckles about enough knocking at our door?'' |
1805 | I reckon you better take''em off, and--''Hey? |
1805 | I thought we came here to teach the millionaires business, instead of learning art from''em?'' |
1805 | Is dat straight? |
1805 | Is n''t that the patrol wagon now?" |
1805 | Is that distilling into the masses,''says I,''a correct estimate of the relative value of the two means of self- culture and disorder?'' |
1805 | It''s like''thimble, thimble, who''s got the naturalization papers?''" |
1805 | Lady, will you please stop bleating? |
1805 | Look at the rolls they''re pulling out of their pistol pockets?'' |
1805 | Me sell? |
1805 | My dear Colonel Rockingham, was that chicken gumbo or cracked goobers on the bill of fare in your note? |
1805 | No?'' |
1805 | Now you feel the pain that you did n''t have leaving, do n''t you?'' |
1805 | Now, have you got enough news for to- day, or do you want to interview us on etiquette and the best way to make over an old taffeta skirt?" |
1805 | Now, how does that scheme strike you?'' |
1805 | Now, how long are you gentlemen going to be in the city?'' |
1805 | Now, what could either of you have done in the present emergency to set us on our feet again? |
1805 | Now, will you be bad?'' |
1805 | Now, will you pick up your suit case and hurry?'' |
1805 | Now, you never regarded me as a man of special religious proclivities, did you, Jeff?'' |
1805 | Of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania?'' |
1805 | Peevy, ma''am, would you mind choking off that kid of yours so that honest people can get their rest?'' |
1805 | Pooh- pooh?'' |
1805 | Somebody sassed you or you getting homesick?'' |
1805 | Tapley?'' |
1805 | Tell me,''says I,''which is of the most value to mankind, literature or horse racing?'' |
1805 | Them States do n''t meet? |
1805 | Then he says:''Jeff, do you mind my asking you a question?'' |
1805 | Tucker?'' |
1805 | Was n''t it you that put up the Great Cupid Combination package on the Southern States? |
1805 | Was n''t it yours, too?'' |
1805 | Was that straight, colonel, about the plum pudding and pineapples and real store cigars?" |
1805 | Well, would n''t it tickle your uncle? |
1805 | What bait are you going to use for this Ezra thing?'' |
1805 | What could such a man do without a big capital to work with? |
1805 | What did I do? |
1805 | What did you do with your transfer?'' |
1805 | What do you consider the most edifying and casual in the way of a dinner?" |
1805 | What does that lobster salad you mentioned taste like, Brother Jackson?" |
1805 | What good is the art junk to us? |
1805 | What had you intended doing with that pig, Rufe?'' |
1805 | What has a matrimonial ad got to do with a lady?'' |
1805 | What has your high moral, elevator- service system of pillage brought you to? |
1805 | What town is this?'' |
1805 | What was it you said I had, doc?'' |
1805 | What''ll the managing editor say? |
1805 | What''s hair, anyway, if you have to shake it off?" |
1805 | What''s the use to go into details? |
1805 | What? |
1805 | When they sell a lot of watered stock on Wall Street would you expect to find a mermaid in it? |
1805 | Which of us is the biggest fakir?'' |
1805 | Why do n''t you say''creature,''according to the rules and syntax of America?'' |
1805 | Why not bristles as well as horns and fur?" |
1805 | Why should there be a lady? |
1805 | Will ye do it?'' |
1805 | Would you commit aspersions on a equitable graft that the United States itself has condoned and indorsed and ratified?" |
1805 | Would you mind telling us why we are at? |
1805 | [ Illustration:"''Can ye do it, gents?'' |
1805 | [ Illustration:"''Well boys, what is it?''"] |
1805 | [ Illustration:"''What''s this?'' |
1805 | [ Illustration:"Life began to look rosy again..."]"Fake? |
1805 | _ Rurales_? |
1805 | put in last night short and fat, with long black whiskers and a club- foot?'' |
1805 | says Bill,''had you forgot you was in the desert? |
1805 | says Caligula to the landlord;"and why is he called great?" |
1805 | says he, with a groan,''Ca n''t you rub something on it, or set it or anything?'' |
1805 | says the newspaper man, taking his pipe out;"do you think I could use this? |
22537 | ''Well,''says I,''d''ye raymimber th''fightin''tenth precint? 22537 A dollar iv what? |
22537 | A dollar iv what? |
22537 | A dollar of what? |
22537 | An''what''s this game iv goluf like, I dinnaw? |
22537 | And was he really innocent? |
22537 | Annything new? |
22537 | Ar- re ye goin''to cillybrate th''queen''s jubilee? |
22537 | But George Dooley, he gives th''wink to his frinds, an''says he,''What''s that man yellin''on th''shore about?'' 22537 But what do they do? |
22537 | But who are they, annyhow? |
22537 | Cousin George? |
22537 | Dewey ai n''t a sthrateejan? |
22537 | Did n''t he cure anny men? |
22537 | Did n''t ye see him? |
22537 | Did ye see what me frind Alger wrote to Chansy Depoo? 22537 Do n''t they lay eggs? |
22537 | Do n''t they lay eggs? |
22537 | Do ye, honest? |
22537 | Does Fitz believe in di- plomacy? 22537 Go''round on crutches?" |
22537 | Has th''ar- rmy started f''r Cuba yet? |
22537 | How am I? |
22537 | How ar- re they goin''to stop him? 22537 How can wan dollar be worth on''y half as much as another dollar, if they''re both dollars an''th''man that made thim is at la- arge?" |
22537 | How do I know what I think? 22537 How do I know?" |
22537 | How shud he know, is it? |
22537 | How shud he know? |
22537 | How shudden''t he know? 22537 How''s that?" |
22537 | I wondher,said Mr. Hennessy,"if thim Hadley- Markhams that''s goin''to give th''ball is anny kin iv th''aldherman?" |
22537 | Lord save us, but where was that? |
22537 | Prisints? |
22537 | Thin what is it like? |
22537 | Thin why do n''t he write something? |
22537 | Think what? |
22537 | To where? |
22537 | Wan ar- rmy, says ye? 22537 Well, in the name of the saints, what''s all this?" |
22537 | Well, whin ye dhrive up to th''tea grounds--"Th''what?" |
22537 | What ar- re ye talkin''about? |
22537 | What d''ye think about it? |
22537 | What d''ye think iv it? |
22537 | What did he say? |
22537 | What do you think ought to be done with th''fruits iv victhry? |
22537 | What does he do, thin? |
22537 | What for? |
22537 | What have they been doin''? |
22537 | What ta- alk have ye? |
22537 | What wud ye do if ye found it? |
22537 | What''ll we do with him? 22537 What''s he charged with?" |
22537 | What''s th''la- ad been doin''? |
22537 | What''s that f''r? |
22537 | What''s that? |
22537 | Where did ye hear all this? |
22537 | Where was that? |
22537 | Where ye been? |
22537 | Where? |
22537 | Who ar- re these Flora an''Fauna? 22537 Who''s that?" |
22537 | Why are n''t you out attending the reunion of the Dooley family? |
22537 | Why do n''t he tur- rn in an''fight? |
22537 | Will ye? |
22537 | Write? 22537 Write?" |
22537 | Ye''re a good deal iv a spoort, Jawnny: did ye iver thry it? |
22537 | You know Dorsey, iv coorse, th''cross- eyed May- o man that come to this counthry about wan day in advance iv a warrant f''r sheep- stealin''? 22537 ''An''did n''t What''s- his- name on th''field iv Marathon overcome an''desthroy th''ravagin''armies iv Persia?'' 22537 ''An''how about Arthur Doheny?'' 22537 ''An''if th''attack was be night?'' 22537 ''An''that''s th''new woman, is it?'' 22537 ''An''where,''he says,''was our candydate?'' 22537 ''An''ye have no har- rd feelin''about th''way th''bridges has been give out?'' 22537 ''Ar- re ye a good goluf player?'' 22537 ''Ar- re ye a mimber iv anny clubs?'' 22537 ''At who?'' 22537 ''But what do I get out iv it?'' 22537 ''But where does Germany come in?'' 22537 ''But why d''ye take th''risk?'' 22537 ''But, glory be, who iver thought th''Irish''d live to see th''day whin they''d be freed be th''Dutch? 22537 ''D''ye think ye''re votin''f''r th''best?'' 22537 ''Did ye see th''captain?'' 22537 ''Did ye vote?'' 22537 ''Do n''t ye believe in prayer?'' 22537 ''Do ye f''rgive th''way we done ye in th''beer rites?'' 22537 ''Faith, they are all iv that,''says I,''Will iver they get up?'' 22537 ''Gintlemen,''says he,''what can I do f''r ye?'' 22537 ''Gintlemin,''she says,''what is it ye want iv me?'' 22537 ''Have n''t I been lib''ral with me people?'' 22537 ''Have n''t I give freely to ye''er churches? 22537 ''Have ye a ticket to th''church to see me marrid?'' 22537 ''Have ye anny plans f''r Sampson''s fleet?'' 22537 ''Have ye th''Key to Heaven there?'' 22537 ''Have ye th''Lives iv th''Saints, or the Christyan Dooty, or th''Story iv Saint Rose iv Lima?'' 22537 ''How can I get there befure th''gospil, whin I do n''t know what time it is?'' 22537 ''How goes th''war?'' 22537 ''How''s Clarence Doolittle?'' 22537 ''I wondher who voted thim fourteen?'' 22537 ''Is it not so, Rastus?'' 22537 ''Is th''riferee again thim?'' 22537 ''Is that so?'' 22537 ''Now,''he says,''th''question is what shall we do with th''fruits iv victhry?'' 22537 ''Pat, what d''ye know about this case?'' 22537 ''Sir,''says Gin''ral Garshy,''d''ye take me f''r a dhray?'' 22537 ''Suppose th''sociable lasted all night?'' 22537 ''Suppose ye was confronted be a Spanish ar- rmy in th''afthernoon, how wud ye dhress?'' 22537 ''Tell me, was Corbett much hurted?'' 22537 ''Th''head iv what fam''ly?'' 22537 ''Thin how much d''ye want?'' 22537 ''Tis''Honoria, did Lor- rd What''s- his- name marry th''fair Aminta?'' 22537 ''Was he?'' 22537 ''Was it all right?'' 22537 ''We''ve the comityman, have n''t we?'' 22537 ''Well, boys,''says he,''how goes th''battle?'' 22537 ''Well, thin,''says he,''how ar- re we to account f''r this disgrace?'' 22537 ''Well,''says Ganderbilk,''how much d''ye want?'' 22537 ''Well,''says I,''are ye sure ye can get over th''whalin''ye got whin th''Sarsfield Fife an''Dhrum Corpse met th''Frederick Willum Picnic Band?'' 22537 ''Well,''says O''Brien,''how does it suit ye?'' 22537 ''What ails thim?'' 22537 ''What ails ye, man alive?'' 22537 ''What ar- re ye doin''here?'' 22537 ''What ar- re ye doin''here?'' 22537 ''What ar- re ye goin''to do with thim young wans? 22537 ''What d''ye mean be the new woman?'' 22537 ''What does it show?'' 22537 ''What have ye to say f''r ye''ersilf?'' 22537 ''What shall we do to stop th''ac- cursed thraffic? 22537 ''What talk have ye?'' 22537 ''What was th''matther?'' 22537 ''What''s that la- ad doin''?'' 22537 ''Where ar- re ye goin'', Petey?'' 22537 ''Where d''ye get ye''er pants?'' 22537 ''Where did he get th''hat?'' 22537 ''Where is it?'' 22537 ''Where''d ye larn that?'' 22537 ''Where''s th''Spanish fleet?'' 22537 ''Where''s the sixth precin''t?'' 22537 ''Which Dooley was it that hamsthrung th''cows?'' 22537 ''Which wan iv th''distinguished bunko steerers got ye''er invalu''ble suffrage?'' 22537 ''Whin th''battle r- raged,''he says,''an''th''bullets fr''m th''haughty Spanyards''raypeatin''Mouser r- rifles,''he says,''where was Cassidy?'' 22537 ''Who''ll go up?'' 22537 ''Who''ll we put up?'' 22537 ''Who''s relligion?'' 22537 ''Who''s this?'' 22537 ''Why do n''t ye luk at ye''er watch?'' 22537 ''Why,''says I,''carry into th''new year th''hathreds iv th''old?'' 22537 ''Why?'' 22537 Am I right? |
22537 | An''does it say pap- pah an''mam- mah, I dinnaw?" |
22537 | An''wan day, whin he''s takin''th''air, p''raps, along comes an Eyetalyan, an''says he,''Ar- re ye a king?'' |
22537 | An''what shud I do with the Ph''lippeens? |
22537 | An''who does Cleveland invy? |
22537 | An''why shudden''t he be with thim two names? |
22537 | An''ye ma- arched afther Willum J. O''Brien, did n''t ye? |
22537 | Ar- re ye much hur- rted? |
22537 | Ar- re ye niver to escape th''vigilance iv th''polis, thim cold- eyed sleuths that seem to read th''very thoughts iv ye''er pathriot sons?" |
22537 | As th''fellow says,''Can th''leopard change his spots,''or ca n''t he? |
22537 | Be Misther McEwen:''Whose bones?'' |
22537 | Be Misther Vincent:''Will ye go to th''divvle?'' |
22537 | But did Willum J. O''Brien march? |
22537 | But did he take me jaw? |
22537 | But how th''divvle can I do it? |
22537 | But what''s that to us? |
22537 | But ye come right back at him with an''upper cut:''Do ye live on th''Lake Shore dhrive?'' |
22537 | But, after his friend had gone, Mr. Dooley leaned over confidentially, and whispered to Mr. McKenna,"But who are Flora an''Fauna, Jawn?" |
22537 | D''ye raymimber th''sign th''mob carrid in th''procession las''year? |
22537 | D''ye think this here game iv goluf is a spellin''match? |
22537 | Did anny wan iver see a fireman with his coat on or a polisman with his off? |
22537 | Did he give me a watch? |
22537 | Did his wife look as though she ought to be kilt? |
22537 | Did me father iver ask thim in to share th''stirabout? |
22537 | Did n''t Leonidas, with hardly as manny men as there are Raypublicans in this precint, hold th''pass again a savage horde?'' |
22537 | Did th''goold Dimmycrats have a p''rade?" |
22537 | Did ye iver hear th''like iv that, Jawn? |
22537 | Did ye iver know a man be th''name iv Ahearn? |
22537 | Did ye iver read histhry, Jawn? |
22537 | Did ye iver see a pitcher iv him? |
22537 | Did ye see annywan th''other day that was n''t askin''to know how th''fight come out? |
22537 | Did ye see the pitcher iv that lady? |
22537 | Did ye think I''d follow a Kerry man with all th''ward lukkin''on?'' |
22537 | Did ye? |
22537 | Do n''t they lay eggs?" |
22537 | Father Kelly sniffed th''air whin he come in; an''says he,''Terence, what''s th''matther with ye''er catch basin?'' |
22537 | Have n''t I put up soup- houses an''disthributed blankets whin th''weather was cold? |
22537 | Have ye anny yellow fever in th''house? |
22537 | He had fifteen childher; an'', whin th''las''come, he says,''Dooley, d''ye happen to know anny saints?'' |
22537 | Him an''me had a shell iv beer together at th''German''s; an''says I,''What d''ye think iv th''heroes?'' |
22537 | How ar- re they goin''to stop him? |
22537 | How can I take thim in, an''how on earth am I goin''to cover th''nakedness iv thim savages with me wan shoot iv clothes? |
22537 | How manny miles to Dublin? |
22537 | How''s things goin''with ye, ol''pal? |
22537 | If yer son Packy was to ask ye where th''Ph''lippeens is, cud ye give him anny good idea whether they was in Rooshia or jus''west iv th''thracks?" |
22537 | Is n''t he a sojer in th''ar- rmy? |
22537 | Is n''t it time we wint to supper?'' |
22537 | Is th''balloon corpse r- ready? |
22537 | Is there somethin''in th''air or is it in oursilves that makes th''childher nowadays turn out to curse th''lives iv thim that give thim life? |
22537 | Is there, dear?'' |
22537 | Is this a fire''r a dam livin''pitcher? |
22537 | It is? |
22537 | It''s a pretty sintimint, Hinnissy; but how ar- re we goin''to do it? |
22537 | Man alive, do n''t ye know what a dollar is? |
22537 | Manetime where''s Cap Dhry- fuss? |
22537 | ON WAR PREPARATIONS"Well,"Mr. Hennessy asked,"how goes th''war?" |
22537 | Oh, Ireland, is this to be thy fate forever? |
22537 | Oh, what shud I do with thim? |
22537 | On th''bridge iv the New York? |
22537 | Prisidint iv th''United States, says ye? |
22537 | Question be th''coort:''Different?'' |
22537 | Suppose ye was standin''at th''corner iv State Sthreet an''Archey R- road, wud ye know what car to take to get to th''Ph''lippeens? |
22537 | Th''on''y question, thin, is, Did or did not Alphonse Lootgert stick Mrs. L. into a vat, an''rayjooce her to a quick lunch? |
22537 | Th''war is still goin''on; an''ivry night, whin I''m countin''up the cash, I''m askin''mesilf will I annex Cubia or lave it to the Cubians? |
22537 | That''s th''way iv th''caddychism I learned whin I was a la- ad behind a hedge; but now''tis: Who made ye? |
22537 | Thin he turned, an''says he:''Be th''way, how did that there foul an''outhrajous affray in Carson City come out?'' |
22537 | Thin what do I say?" |
22537 | Thin ye ordher a carredge"--"Order what?" |
22537 | Thin ye''er man that ye''re goin''aginst comes up, an''he asks ye,''Do you know Potther Pammer?'' |
22537 | To which Mr. Schwartzmeister invariably retorted:"Py chapers, Tooley, where you haf been all der time, py chapers?" |
22537 | What do you think about it?" |
22537 | What happens?" |
22537 | What have ye had to do with all these things?" |
22537 | What is it th''good book says about a woman scorned? |
22537 | What is th''ambition iv all iv us, Hinnissy? |
22537 | What is their principles? |
22537 | What med ye think iv thim?" |
22537 | What th''coort ought to''ve done was to call him up, an''say:''Lootgert, where''s ye''er good woman?'' |
22537 | What th''hell an''damnation are ye standin''aroun''with that pipe f''r? |
22537 | What was it at all, at all? |
22537 | What''ll ye have to drink, Jawn?" |
22537 | What''s he been doin''again ye?" |
22537 | What''s th''news?" |
22537 | Where''s Richard Harding Davis? |
22537 | Where''s th''Gussie? |
22537 | Whin we thry to get him to wurruk, he''ll say:''Why shud I? |
22537 | Who knows but that Mack''s cat was th''rale victhor at Sandago?" |
22537 | Who made ye? |
22537 | Who was it carrid th''pall? |
22537 | Who was it judged th''cake walk? |
22537 | Who was it sthud up at th''christening? |
22537 | Who''ll tell what makes wan man a thief an''another man a saint? |
22537 | Who''s been doin''things to ye?" |
22537 | Whose ca- ards did th''grievin''widow, th''blushin''bridegroom, or th''happy father find in th''hack? |
22537 | Why did he make ye? |
22537 | Why did they make ye? |
22537 | Why shud he write? |
22537 | Will I take Porther Ricky or put it by? |
22537 | Wo n''t ye come home with me?'' |
22537 | Ye did not? |
22537 | Ye heerd iv typhoid an''yellow fever in th''threnches; but did ye hear annything iv spavin or th''foot- an''-mouth disease? |
22537 | Ye know what he done to me, tellin''people I was caught in me cellar poorin''wather into a bar''l? |
22537 | he says,''what am I sayin''?'' |
22537 | says I to young Hogan,''How goes the war between th''ac- cursed infidel an''th''dog iv a Christian?'' |
29485 | ''Ai n''t thar no rel''tives on the mother''s side?'' 29485 ''Ai n''t thar no steps which can be took?'' |
29485 | ''Ai n''t you actin''some niggardly about that hearse?'' 29485 ''Ai n''t you- all made no try,''asks Nell,''sech as writin''letters, or some game sim''lar, to cl''ar things up?'' |
29485 | ''An'', Nellie,''continyoos Texas,''my idee is you''ll want to change in say a thousand dollars?'' 29485 ''An''ca n''t you give no guess,''says Enright,''at why old Parks digs up the waraxe so plumb sudden?'' |
29485 | ''An''now?'' 29485 ''Any papooses?'' |
29485 | ''As how?'' 29485 ''As how?'' |
29485 | ''As how?'' 29485 ''As when an''whar?'' |
29485 | ''Be thar any feachures,''says Enright to the Turner person,''calc''lated to offend the y''ears of innocence?'' 29485 ''Be they many of that Woman Suffrage brand?'' |
29485 | ''Be you- all alloodin''to me?'' 29485 ''Be you- all tryin''to blink out this yere young lady?'' |
29485 | ''But about them Frenches?'' 29485 ''But be they competent?'' |
29485 | ''But he learns in time, of course?'' 29485 ''But how about its mother?'' |
29485 | ''But is this yere inebriate worth the worry?'' 29485 ''But is this yere surrender feasible?'' |
29485 | ''But s''ppose,''argues Tutt,''these Red Dog crim''nals wakes up to it that this yere Spellin''Book Ben''s a ringer?'' 29485 ''Ca n''t some of you- all,''he says, plenty peevish,''head this yere mushy old tarrapin off? |
29485 | ''Could I lie? 29485 ''Did you ever hear the Jedge talk?'' |
29485 | ''Do I go? 29485 ''Do n''t some folks have nigger luck, Dan?'' |
29485 | ''Do n''t this make you sick?'' 29485 ''Do n''t this pore Rattlesnake get no hearin''?'' |
29485 | ''Do you- all know a addle- pated an''semi- eediotic young party,''says he,''who''s named Oscar Freelinghuysen?'' 29485 ''Do you- all reckon, Ma''am, that I ca n''t trust my eyes none?'' |
29485 | ''Does it go as it lays?'' 29485 ''Even so,''reemarks the Red Dog chief indulgently,''would that of itse''f, I asks, be reckoned any setback? |
29485 | ''Folks,''he says,''I asks, in all hoomility, is thar anythin''I can say or do in this yere camp without throwing away my life?'' 29485 ''Gents,''he says,''am I to stand mootely by an''see this tavern, the best j''int ondoubted in Arizona, insulted?'' |
29485 | ''Go on,''he says to Dead Shot;''you- all wants us to do-- what?'' 29485 ''Him?'' |
29485 | ''How about lettin''her in on the play,''says Boggs,''an''typ''fyin''Jestice, that a- way?'' 29485 ''How are you, sports?'' |
29485 | ''How often has I told you, Dan,''asks Texas, after they gets headed for Boot Hill, an''Texas has regained his aplomb,''that women is a brace game?'' 29485 ''How old be you?'' |
29485 | ''How soon, Missis Freelinghuysen,''says Peets,''do you- all reckon on lettin''this Oscar husband out?'' 29485 ''How would it do,''asks Texas,''if we takes them marts seeriatim, an''one after another yootilizes all their signs?'' |
29485 | ''Is thar any objections,''asks Enright,''to our visitin''this modern pris''ner of Chillon? 29485 ''Is thar anything we- all can he''p you to, Miss?'' |
29485 | ''Is thar time,''asks Nell of Enright,''for me to round up Missis Rucker an''Tucson Jennie? 29485 ''Is that remark to be took sarkastic?'' |
29485 | ''Is your Peggy sweetheart pretty?'' 29485 ''It''s licker, ai n''t it?'' |
29485 | ''It''s that locoed Digger Injun, ai n''t it?'' 29485 ''Jack,''he says, appealin''to Moore, who happens to be present,''does that thing look like me?'' |
29485 | ''Jedge Beebe?'' 29485 ''Learns, Nellie?'' |
29485 | ''Me marry him?'' 29485 ''Me? |
29485 | ''Me? 29485 ''No one mentions Jackson,''says Mike, who''s becomin''frightened an''fretted;''whatever''s the idee of any one talkin''about Jackson, anyhow?'' |
29485 | ''Now I do n''t see why none?'' 29485 ''Now, you onwashed drunkard, will you surrender?'' |
29485 | ''Oh, he wo n''t, wo n''t he?'' 29485 ''Pol''tics?'' |
29485 | ''Pole or Dutchman, what''s the odds? 29485 ''Sam,''says Boggs, his voice reproachful,''you notes how she makes invidious compar''sons between me an''that b''ar, an''how she beefs the b''ar? |
29485 | ''Sammy,''he says to Enright,''you was old enough to rec''llect when I has that location over on the upper Hawgthief? 29485 ''So water''s all you samples?'' |
29485 | ''So you''d sooner die?'' 29485 ''Thar''s French an''his wife?'' |
29485 | ''Thar,''he says, danglin''them gewgaws in the sun,''you do n''t notice no actresses flittin''about the scene arrayed like that, do you? 29485 ''That Miss Bark mentions she''s Woman Suffrage, Sam?'' |
29485 | ''That match- makin''catamount? 29485 ''That''s one way of bein''locoed, ai n''t it?'' |
29485 | ''Till Dave wakes up?'' 29485 ''Was you afraid of this yere Jenks?'' |
29485 | ''Whar do you- all get your licence, Doc,''he demands, when Peets tells him how it''s spelled,''to jam in that misfitc"? |
29485 | ''Whar to?'' 29485 ''Whar''s this sufferer at?'' |
29485 | ''Wharever is this Oscar party?'' 29485 ''What am I eager to say? |
29485 | ''What be your dem''crats like, Dave?'' 29485 ''What do you reckon''s wrong with that party?'' |
29485 | ''What stuffed anamile sharp,''says Tutt, craftily directin''himself at Black Jack,''mounts that bobcat up thar?'' 29485 ''What''s that? |
29485 | ''What''s that?'' 29485 ''What''s the finish of this interestin''crim''nal?'' |
29485 | ''What''s the limit?'' 29485 ''What''s the malady?'' |
29485 | ''What''s the subject?'' 29485 ''What''s these yere slanders,''shouts Rucker,''you- all is levelin''at my wife''s hotel? |
29485 | ''What, that Dutch galoot with the long ha''r?'' 29485 ''Whatever be you- all tryin''to do to me, Sam?'' |
29485 | ''Whatever difference does it make?'' 29485 ''Whatever do I think?'' |
29485 | ''Whatever do you make of it, Doc?'' 29485 ''Whatever does he turn to?'' |
29485 | ''Whatever does it show?'' 29485 ''Whatever does that jim- crow sp''ile- sport of a marshal mean?'' |
29485 | ''Whatever is his subject?'' 29485 ''Whatever kind o''capital?'' |
29485 | ''Whatever''s an ideal, Doc?'' 29485 ''Whatever''s the matter with you?'' |
29485 | ''Whatever''s the meanin''of this midprandial excitement?'' 29485 ''Whatever''s the meanin''of this?'' |
29485 | ''Which I trusts,''he says,''that no one''ll mind much if I takes water?'' 29485 ''Who orig''nates spellin''schools, anyway?'' |
29485 | ''Who you talkin''about?'' 29485 ''Who you talkin''to?'' |
29485 | ''Who?'' 29485 ''Whoever do you reckon that is, Bug?'' |
29485 | ''Whoever he is?'' 29485 ''Whoever''s bringin''up this yere baby, you or me?'' |
29485 | ''Why not introdooce him,''breaks in Rucker, who''s nosin''about,''to that aflickted shorthorn who comes groanin''in on the stage last night? 29485 ''Wrong?'' |
29485 | ''You ai n''t been long hooked up?'' 29485 ''You ai n''t goin''to t''ar into him for that, be you?'' |
29485 | ''You dad- binged Siwash,''I yells down at Steve,''whyever do n''t you- all stay in that hole, ontil the bull forgets whar you''re at?'' 29485 ''You think so?'' |
29485 | ''You thinks not?'' 29485 ''You?'' |
29485 | About that weddin''he goes east to consummate? 29485 About this Bernilillo business?" |
29485 | After a spell, nothin''bein''spoke on either side, Washington Boggs calls out:''Is this yere Gen''ral Cornwallis?'' |
29485 | After a while he looks up an''says:''Which you do n''t notice no swirlin''drifts of snow outside, do you? |
29485 | Ai n''t I in this?'' 29485 Ai n''t you met up frequent with that form of horned toad? |
29485 | An''why not? 29485 But about your Wolfville- Red Dog Fourth of July celebration?" |
29485 | Do I myse''f ever lie? 29485 Does Mike''s kickin''the bucket leave the little Joolie broke? |
29485 | Does Miss Bark go proselytin''''round concernin''them Rights of Women? 29485 Does Monte snore? |
29485 | Does he resent it? 29485 Enright? |
29485 | Her beauty? 29485 Is the Mexican hurt? |
29485 | Is the Turner person p''isened? 29485 Miserable wretch,"says he,"do you- all want to get yourse''f tarred an''feathered?" |
29485 | Monte? 29485 Nacherally, what could any se''f- respectin''bull do but wheel an''chase Steve back? |
29485 | No? 29485 Old man Parks back at Sni- a- bar? |
29485 | So you do n''t regyard it as the proper caper to go deceivin''the little Joolie girl? 29485 The Votes For Women S''loon? |
29485 | The hearse? 29485 The professor? |
29485 | This yere exile comes wanderin''into the talk by askin''--his voice as thin as a curlew''s:''Who is this old Monte you''re alloodin''at?'' |
29485 | Was Peets any good as a med''cine man? 29485 What cares the Bernilillo pop''lace, wolf hungry for blood? |
29485 | What does Enright do? 29485 What time does Boomerang make? |
29485 | Whatever be you leerin''at? |
29485 | Whatever can he do more''n mootely arch his back, same as a mule in a storm of hail, an''stand it? 29485 Whatever is the difference? |
29485 | Which, that? |
29485 | Whoever is that rhoomatic? 29485 Wolfville''s whiskey? |
29485 | ''Ai n''t a workin''man got no rights? |
29485 | ''Ai n''t he drinkin''that time he weds Tucson Jennie?'' |
29485 | ''Ai n''t we goin''a little fast? |
29485 | ''As long as he gives you cause, an''you can shoot like you says, why ever do n''t you down him?'' |
29485 | ''Now, is thar anything else?'' |
29485 | ''What care I, who am destined for immortality, that barbarians should hail me as Red Mike? |
29485 | ''Whatever be you- all talkin''about? |
29485 | ''Whatever do I care about pol''tics? |
29485 | ''Whatever prompts you to blow out this Spellin''Book Ben''s candle that a- way?'' |
29485 | ''You ai n''t so locoed as to s''ggest we- all t''ars person''ly into this Jack Moore marshal none I hopes?'' |
29485 | 222"What''s the subject?" |
29485 | 336 FARO NELL AND HER FRIENDS I DEAD SHOT BAKER"Which you never knows Dead Shot Baker?" |
29485 | Ai n''t that your view, Doc?'' |
29485 | Ai n''t you people got no ice?'' |
29485 | An''at that I do n''t precisely ketch what you offensive ground- owls is observin''about Thomas Jefferson?'' |
29485 | An''how can any outfit expect to do this, an''said outfit shy that greatest evidence of modern reefinement, a hearse? |
29485 | An''is it for a houseless sot like you to take to minglin''with him malignant? |
29485 | An''whatever do you think? |
29485 | As for you yellin''like a pig onder a gate, who is it, I asks, that beguiles this indigent artist party into camp, an''leaves him on our hands? |
29485 | Be they, as guests, to go dictatin''terms to us?'' |
29485 | But how about the camp? |
29485 | But what else would you expect? |
29485 | But you- all knows how it is, Sam?'' |
29485 | Ca n''t you see their names yere up in the corner?'' |
29485 | Could I lie, you asks? |
29485 | Could even the revenge of a fiend ask more than simply seein''him a married man?'' |
29485 | Do I overstate the trooth, Dave?'' |
29485 | Do n''t you agree with me, Doc?'' |
29485 | Do you or do you not surrender your mis''rable blade?'' |
29485 | Do you reckon Monte hooks up with him? |
29485 | Do you- all murderers still insist on hangin''this yere boy, or be you willin''to see''em we d an''live happy ever after?'' |
29485 | Do you- all want her to blow her head plumb off?'' |
29485 | Doc Peets? |
29485 | Does any one figger I''ll allow some fly- by- night charl''tan to go reeflectin''on me? |
29485 | Does anybody get killed about it?'' |
29485 | Does he reckon this yere camp''s a church?'' |
29485 | Does he remain in Wolfville long?" |
29485 | Does one of your onparalleled tarrapins say something deerog''tory about George Washin''ton?'' |
29485 | Ever since little Enright Peets is born Tutt has conducted himse''f in a downhill manner towards all of us, an''been allowed to do so; as why not? |
29485 | Final, he roars:"''Who cuts loose that personal''ty?'' |
29485 | For a starter, then, takin''your say- so for it, you''re a Southern man?'' |
29485 | How old is Annalinda?'' |
29485 | How''s she goin''to cock that gun, an''the mainspring fifteen pounds resistance?'' |
29485 | However do you- all manage? |
29485 | I asks ag''in, whatever is your reason for shovin''this yere expert in orthography from shore?'' |
29485 | I takes it you- all do n''t want the shack all smoked up with Dan''s six- shooter? |
29485 | I wonder if Peets, or some of them other Wolfville sports, puts him up to come bully- raggin''round yere about ice to insult us?'' |
29485 | IX RED MIKE"Mebby you- all recalls about that Polish artist person?" |
29485 | If a gent''s to be compelled to spell scenery with a fool"c,"I asks you why was Yorktown an''wharfore Bunker Hill?'' |
29485 | Is it for the manhood an''civic virchoo of Bernilillo to leave a widow of its own construction broke an''without a dollar? |
29485 | Is this yere a snare you''re settin''for this innocent child? |
29485 | Little Joolie? |
29485 | Lovely? |
29485 | Monte asks, after listenin''mighty dignified to the spook''s excuses;''you begs my pardon? |
29485 | Now what is it you''re so plumb eager to say?'' |
29485 | Now whoever do you reckon would look for sech a oncooth outfit to go onbeltin''in any reefined racket? |
29485 | On the back of sech a warnin''you do n''t figger none I''ll go givin''sugar- rags an''strings of spools to Annalinda, do you?'' |
29485 | Oscar Joonior? |
29485 | Otherwise, whatever is the use of callin''this a free country? |
29485 | Pendin''which, do you- all see this?'' |
29485 | S''ppose the Bug downs Mike, or Mike does up the Bug? |
29485 | Shore, Rucker do n''t know what ptomaines is, but what then? |
29485 | Some of you- all sports must have crossed up with him-- Jedge Beebe of Phoenix?'' |
29485 | Sweet? |
29485 | The committee surrenders this culprit into the hands of you- all ladies, an''what more is thar to say?'' |
29485 | V HOW THE MOCKING BIRD WAS WON"Myst''ries? |
29485 | VII PROPRIETY PRATT, HYPNOTIST"Do I ever see any folks get hypnotized? |
29485 | Was you aimin''to down, or to simply skeer this Oscar?'' |
29485 | Whar does Wolfville come in? |
29485 | Whar''s that coyote at?'' |
29485 | Wharever does Dave come in to get insultin''action at sech a prop''sition? |
29485 | What guarantee have I got that old Parks wo n''t lay for me with that bootcher knife of his''n? |
29485 | What''s our impressions? |
29485 | Whatever do you think, Doc?'' |
29485 | Whatever''s wrong?'' |
29485 | Whatever, Doc, do you- all say?'' |
29485 | Which one of you cheap prairie dogs makes that low- flung statement about old Andy Jackson? |
29485 | Whoever''d be that hardened as to go harrowin''up the sens''tive soul of a artist, even if his work do n''t grade as corn- fed? |
29485 | You ai n''t been swallowed up in no blizzard, be you, comin''into town? |
29485 | You do n''t figger thar''s a chance that Red Dog gets the notion, Sam, an''takes to holdin''them tournaments of learnin''itse''f?'' |
29485 | You sports see that, do n''t you? |
29485 | You- all savvys where it says that Satan finds some mischief still for idle hands to do? |
29485 | [ Illustration:"WHAT''S THE SUBJECT?" |
29485 | asks Enright,''or is that gun play in the way of applause?'' |
29485 | asks the Bug, layin''for to ketch Monte;''what''s the Jedge talkin''about?'' |
29485 | chirps Nell, her elbow on the lay- out, an''her little round chin in her fist;''thar''s the Frenches, over to the corrals? |
29485 | he asks at last,''or shall we call it nothin''more''n a brainless effort to be funny?'' |
29485 | he exclaims;"however does that jack- rabbit get himse''f mixed in with them sheep?" |
29485 | repeats Texas;''whoever but that postmaster? |
29485 | says the Bug;''him we corrals, that time, livin''on ants an''crickets, an''roots an''yarbs, over in Potato canyon?'' |
29485 | she says;''ca n''t you see he''s only coaxin''you to bump him off?'' |
29485 | suggested the old cattleman, tentatively;"him I speaks of former?" |
35162 | Ai n''t they no railroad between here and Chi? |
35162 | Ai n''t you never played at all? |
35162 | And he told you that, too? |
35162 | And how do you know he was n''t overestimatin''? |
35162 | And how much is the luck goin''to cost me? |
35162 | And how much will it cost? |
35162 | And the next party is next Tuesday night? |
35162 | And was n''t Mooratory grand? |
35162 | And what did you tell her? |
35162 | And what does he do? |
35162 | And what does the engineer do? |
35162 | And what pay do them extras drag down? |
35162 | And where am I goin''to sleep? |
35162 | And who are you workin''for now? |
35162 | And who runs the wheel? |
35162 | And would the boat sink if they was more''n that? |
35162 | And you count all the people that gets on? |
35162 | And you''ve saw all the op''ras? |
35162 | Another thing,I says:"When it come our turn to have the party, where would we stick''em all? |
35162 | Anything else? |
35162 | Are n''t the White Sox havin''enough bad luck without him? |
35162 | Are you bothered that way much? |
35162 | Are you goin''to bid or not? |
35162 | Are you goin''to make the trip? |
35162 | Are you goin''to stay long? |
35162 | Are you on parole or have n''t you never been caught? |
35162 | Are you on this floor? |
35162 | Better''n ten thousand a year? |
35162 | But in weather like this what do they want of a fire? |
35162 | But nothin''down- stairs, is they? |
35162 | But the question is, Will it stay up? |
35162 | But what about the Hatches? |
35162 | But what can we do all day in this burg? |
35162 | But what does it mean? |
35162 | But where is he? |
35162 | But would n''t it of been grander if we had n''t never left? |
35162 | But you admit now, do n''t you, that I was tellin''the truth about him touchin''me? |
35162 | Ca n''t you see nothin''? |
35162 | Can we get in the other hotel? |
35162 | Can you understand Latin? |
35162 | Chance to what? |
35162 | Chess? |
35162 | Did he look like he''d forgot it? |
35162 | Did that old man kill them all? |
35162 | Did they sing in English? |
35162 | Did you ask the Hatches what was they goin''to wear? |
35162 | Did you find out from the firm? |
35162 | Did you get your invitation? |
35162 | Do n''t we get no liquid refreshments? |
35162 | Do n''t we see the prizes before we start? |
35162 | Do n''t you like your Uncle Sammy? |
35162 | Do n''t you never hold nothin''? |
35162 | Do n''t you- all know it''s Lincoln''s birthday? |
35162 | Do you ever take in the op''ra? |
35162 | Do you expect some tips on the market from Mrs. Potter and the rest o''your new friends? |
35162 | Do you get passes? |
35162 | Do you have dinner, too? |
35162 | Do you know what we''re payin''for that room? |
35162 | Do you need clo''es yourself? |
35162 | Do you suppose you can get them same seats? |
35162 | Do you suppose you could get it if you seen it again? |
35162 | Do you think a woman like Mrs. Messenger would be buttin''into her husband''s business? |
35162 | Do you travel much? |
35162 | Do you want these tickets or do n''t you? |
35162 | Do you want to exchange them? |
35162 | Elmer Bishop? |
35162 | Ended what? |
35162 | Enjoyin''the trip? |
35162 | Got anything on the hip? |
35162 | Got reservations for us here? |
35162 | Has the mayor stopped that, too? |
35162 | Have n''t I played twice over to Hatches''? 35162 Have n''t you paid the rent?" |
35162 | Have they really got a bar? |
35162 | Have you been this year? |
35162 | How about a little bronix before the feed? |
35162 | How about a refund? |
35162 | How about oyster cocktail? |
35162 | How am I goin''to get by at a bridge party when I have n''t no idear how many cards to deal? |
35162 | How could they help it? |
35162 | How did these pillows o''Society happen to light on to us? |
35162 | How do you know? |
35162 | How do you like Denver? |
35162 | How does it come that everything''s open here to- day? |
35162 | How long are you goin''to light up our home? |
35162 | How long have you been here? |
35162 | How long since you been there? |
35162 | How long you been goin''there? |
35162 | How many''s on now? |
35162 | How many''s the limit? |
35162 | How much does box seats cost? |
35162 | How much for a double room by the week? |
35162 | How much if you do n''t take care o''the suit? |
35162 | How much''ll you bet? |
35162 | How old is he? |
35162 | How''d you know? |
35162 | How''d you like the Tor''ador? |
35162 | How''s the car service after midnight? |
35162 | How? |
35162 | How? |
35162 | I mean, have you got a locker here? |
35162 | I meant, have you ever been down this way before? |
35162 | If we got in, would you go? |
35162 | If you did n''t have the luck, what would you have? |
35162 | If you seen a man drownin''would you wait for some friend o''the both o''you to come along and make the introduction? |
35162 | If you win a prize you can sell it, ca n''t you? |
35162 | Is it illegal for him to go to Wabash and see her? |
35162 | Is it somethin''I can settle? |
35162 | Is that so? |
35162 | Is that the captain? |
35162 | Is they a place to dance aboard? |
35162 | Is they any good eatin''places out by your place? |
35162 | Is this show better''n_ Carmen_? |
35162 | Is this your first trip south? |
35162 | Is your name there? |
35162 | Kind o''logy? |
35162 | Let''s see; to- morrow night? |
35162 | Lucky, am I? |
35162 | Me? |
35162 | Mr. Bishop, ai n''t it? |
35162 | Now what do you say,I says,"to us just settlin''this bill, and whatever we owe since then, and beatin''it out o''here just as fast as we can go?" |
35162 | On who? |
35162 | One without lookin'', or what? |
35162 | So it was you, was it? |
35162 | Some club? |
35162 | The Wife likes to travel and why should n''t I humor her? |
35162 | The prices is awful high, are n''t they? |
35162 | Then why do n''t you take them boys''advice,I says,"and go back to your home o''er the sea?" |
35162 | Then why do they have the lifeboats? |
35162 | Twenty dollars better? |
35162 | Was n''t you triflin''a little with the truth? |
35162 | Was that French they was singin''? |
35162 | Well, Bishop,I says when we set down to supper,"how many six- reelers are you turnin''out a day?" |
35162 | Well,I says,"what''s the dues?" |
35162 | Well,I says,"you do n''t care nothin''about bein''mentioned, do you?" |
35162 | Well,says I,"if he''s so soiled with money, why do n''t he pay a little puny debt?" |
35162 | What Gould? |
35162 | What about Tuesday? |
35162 | What about a little game o''cards? |
35162 | What about takin''the train from Fort Pierce and beatin''it for Jacksonville, and then home? |
35162 | What are they like? |
35162 | What are you gettin''at? |
35162 | What are you goin''to wear? |
35162 | What are your favorights? |
35162 | What club? |
35162 | What could I say about it? |
35162 | What date? |
35162 | What did the seats cost? |
35162 | What did you talk to''em for? |
35162 | What did you tell her? |
35162 | What do them last three words mean? 35162 What do they charge a man to join?" |
35162 | What do we get for the five? |
35162 | What do we want of a bath,I says,"with the whole Atlantic Ocean in the front yard?" |
35162 | What do you care about lodge when you got a chance to see Genevieve Farr''r in_ Carmen_? |
35162 | What do you drink? |
35162 | What do you mean, know what I''m doin''? |
35162 | What do you mean, we''d of been just as well off? |
35162 | What do you mean-- locker? |
35162 | What do you mean--''Not me''? |
35162 | What do you mean? |
35162 | What do you mean? |
35162 | What do you mean? |
35162 | What do you say? |
35162 | What do you suppose killed her? |
35162 | What do you suppose this costs''em? |
35162 | What do you think I''d tell her? |
35162 | What do you think I''m on here for-- to borrow a match? |
35162 | What do you think o''Farr''r''s costumes? |
35162 | What do you think of him? |
35162 | What evenin''? |
35162 | What for? |
35162 | What for? |
35162 | What for? |
35162 | What for? |
35162 | What invitation? |
35162 | What kind o''luck you been havin''? |
35162 | What kind o''tickets have you got? |
35162 | What kind of a lead was that? |
35162 | What kind of a party? |
35162 | What makes the boat run? |
35162 | What ones would you like to see? |
35162 | What seats? |
35162 | What seems to be the trouble? |
35162 | What sense is they in that? |
35162 | What uncle was that? |
35162 | What was he mad at? |
35162 | What was the idear? |
35162 | What was the matter with her? |
35162 | What was you biddin''no trump on? |
35162 | What you been doin''? |
35162 | What''s her name? |
35162 | What''s it about? |
35162 | What''s playin''there? |
35162 | What''s that for? |
35162 | What''s that got to do with it? |
35162 | What''s the difference? 35162 What''s the idear?" |
35162 | What''s the idear? |
35162 | What''s the matter with Bishop? |
35162 | What''s the matter with our charge account? |
35162 | What''s the matter with you? |
35162 | What''s the matter? |
35162 | What''s the matter? |
35162 | What''s the name of it mean in English? |
35162 | What''s the scheme now? |
35162 | What''s your name and room number? |
35162 | What''s your number? |
35162 | When two true lovers is left alone together, what more could they ast for? |
35162 | When was you behind the scenes? |
35162 | When? 35162 Where are we headed?" |
35162 | Where are you goin''? |
35162 | Where at? |
35162 | Where do you come from? |
35162 | Where do you get that''we''? |
35162 | Where do you go? |
35162 | Where is it at? |
35162 | Where now? |
35162 | Where to? |
35162 | Where to? |
35162 | Where you been? |
35162 | Where you goin''? |
35162 | Where you goin''? |
35162 | Where''d we be if we''d went through with every plan you ever sprang? |
35162 | Where''s the bath? |
35162 | Where''s your honey man? |
35162 | Which deck''ll we play with? |
35162 | Which is the good ones? |
35162 | Which one? |
35162 | Which was her? |
35162 | Who are you? |
35162 | Who belongs? |
35162 | Who do we dance all these dances with? |
35162 | Who do you know? |
35162 | Who do you think called up? |
35162 | Who do you think? |
35162 | Who is it? |
35162 | Who owns this joint? |
35162 | Who said anything about four box seats? |
35162 | Who told you he got that trifle? |
35162 | Who told you they was goin''to be a party? |
35162 | Who wants to get into the papers? |
35162 | Who was you talkin''to? |
35162 | Who''s been buyin''Bishop''s stamps? |
35162 | Who''s next to the leadin''lady? |
35162 | Who''s to set in them? |
35162 | Why did n''t you tell''em about the Hatches? 35162 Why do n''t we play cards?" |
35162 | Why do n''t you get chairs and enjoy the breeze? |
35162 | Why do n''t you get comfortable? |
35162 | Why do n''t you get some of our books and study''em? |
35162 | Why do n''t you go over to the Acme? |
35162 | Why do n''t you smile at me? |
35162 | Why not? |
35162 | Why not? |
35162 | Why, what''s the matter? |
35162 | Why? |
35162 | Why? |
35162 | Will you have anything open to- morrow? |
35162 | Will you just wait till it comes your turn? |
35162 | Will you promise to go through with it? |
35162 | Will you promise to listen to my side of it without actin''cute? |
35162 | Will you sell us two chairs? |
35162 | Would n''t he fit fine in the family? |
35162 | Would n''t that be wonderful? |
35162 | Would n''t you change your mind? |
35162 | Yes,the Missus says,"but how many times have you lost more than that playin''cards and not thought nothin''of it?" |
35162 | You ai n''t goin''to have no berth, yourself? |
35162 | You ai n''t got no locker here? |
35162 | You had n''t forgotten, had you? |
35162 | You know what you''re doin'', do you? |
35162 | You mean how do I know he was n''t lyin''? |
35162 | You promise not to tell? |
35162 | You wo n''t even come down and set with us? |
35162 | You''re smart, ai n''t you? |
35162 | Bishop?" |
35162 | But if you ca n''t break a promise you made to your own wife what kind of a promise can you break? |
35162 | But what''d be the use? |
35162 | Did I tell you about that? |
35162 | Do you think the mayor''d stand for that stuff when he wo n''t even leave them stage a box fight? |
35162 | Does that hit you?" |
35162 | Garrett?" |
35162 | Goin''out, I says to him:"How''d you like it?" |
35162 | Here''s the talk they spill:"Where do you tend bar?" |
35162 | How long have you been here?" |
35162 | How much?" |
35162 | How was I goin''to work it? |
35162 | Is that satisfactory?" |
35162 | Is that the dope?" |
35162 | It sounds harmless enough, do n''t it? |
35162 | Joe?" |
35162 | K.?" |
35162 | Louie Armour''s what?" |
35162 | Messenger?" |
35162 | Not bad, eh? |
35162 | Not even to your own Missus, see? |
35162 | So he says,"What can you do?" |
35162 | So they all laughed, and when they''d quieted down Mrs. Hatch says:"I do n''t suppose you''d feel like takin''the money back?" |
35162 | Takin''advantage, I says:"How about the train from here to Jacksonville?" |
35162 | Well, do you get the idear? |
35162 | What could of happened?" |
35162 | What''s a little matter o''sixty dollars?" |
35162 | When I and the Missus was alone, she says:"Well, what''s the idear?" |
35162 | Who''s goin''to pay for my chance?" |
35162 | Why do n''t you come over to our house for another session to- morrow night?" |
35162 | Why would n''t they be? |
35162 | Will that suit you?" |
13784 | ''Can Winter beat Swift?'' 13784 ''Cap,''says th''prisident,''what ye got to say to this? |
13784 | ''Here,''says I,''mong colonel, what d''ye want with me?'' 13784 ''Let''s change th''subject,''says Duggan,''What show has Dorsey got in th''Twinty- ninth? |
13784 | ''My answer to that,''says th''witness,''is decidedly, Who?'' 13784 ''Well, sir,''says Bertillon,''what d''ye want?'' |
13784 | ''What d''ye want?'' 13784 ''What did thim write?'' |
13784 | ''What''s that?'' 13784 Afther a while Doolan woke up, an''says he,''Where''s me frind?'' |
13784 | Ah- ha,he said,"that''s th''way you keep Lent, is it? |
13784 | An''what''d ye do with Aggy-- what- d''ye- call- him? |
13784 | An''who th''divvle''s he? |
13784 | An''why shud they hang thim, Hinnissy? 13784 An''will we stay in? |
13784 | And for why? |
13784 | And what for? |
13784 | And what''ll pay for it? |
13784 | And what''s got into you? |
13784 | And where do th''nickels come fr''m? |
13784 | Anny more cyclone news? |
13784 | Are you thinking of leaving us? |
13784 | But what about th''opera? |
13784 | But what''s he been doin''of late? |
13784 | Carey or Clancy? |
13784 | D''ye know things is goin''to th''dogs in this town, Jawn, avick? 13784 D''ye mind it,--th''pome by Joyce? |
13784 | Did he die game? |
13784 | Did n''t Father Kelly do anything about it? |
13784 | Did n''t ye write an''sign it? |
13784 | Did the ghost ever come back? |
13784 | Did they hang him? |
13784 | Did ye ask him about th''Dhryfuss case? |
13784 | Does n''t it open? |
13784 | Fahrenheit? |
13784 | Gin''ral Merceer--''May I ask this polluted witness wan question?'' 13784 Give it to who?" |
13784 | How much? |
13784 | How was it he wanted to do it? |
13784 | How''s that? |
13784 | I wint home with him aftherwards; an''what d''ye think he said? 13784 In th''play?" |
13784 | Is he dead? |
13784 | Is that all that''s going on? |
13784 | Jawn,said Mr. Dooley to Mr. McKenna,"what did th''Orangeys do to- day?" |
13784 | Jawn,said Mr. Dooley,"did n''t we give it to thim?" |
13784 | Jawn,said Mr. Dooley,"did ye iver hear th''puzzle whin a woman''s not a woman?" |
13784 | Jawn,said he, as Mr. McKenna walked over and looked on curiously,"d''ye know a good man that I cud thrust to remodel th''shop?" |
13784 | Malachy or Matt? 13784 Me?" |
13784 | Now where''s Hinnery? 13784 Patrick''s Day? |
13784 | Patrick''s Day? |
13784 | Taaffe,he said musingly,--"Taaffe-- where th''divvle? |
13784 | The police? |
13784 | Was it much, I dinnaw? |
13784 | Well, I wondher will Mike come back? |
13784 | Well, sir, we ilicted Duggan; an''what come iv it? 13784 What Hogan?" |
13784 | What ar- re ye goin''to do Patrick''s Day? |
13784 | What are you talking about? |
13784 | What did he say? |
13784 | What did he say? |
13784 | What did you give the hobo? |
13784 | What has Molly Donahue been doin''? |
13784 | What have you been doin''? |
13784 | What of that? |
13784 | What shall I do? |
13784 | What''s that all got to do with freeing Ireland? |
13784 | What''s the matter with Hogan? |
13784 | What''s the matter? |
13784 | What''s this you have here, at all? |
13784 | Where''s that? |
13784 | Which Dorgan? |
13784 | Which d''ye think makes th''best fun''ral turnout, th''A- ho- aitches or th''Saint Vincent de Pauls, Jawn? |
13784 | Whin is a woman not a woman? 13784 Whin there''s battles to be won, who do they sind for? |
13784 | Whin ye come up, did ye see Dorgan? |
13784 | Who? |
13784 | Will he lose his job? 13784 Ye mind Maloney, th''la- ad with th''game eye? |
13784 | You have n''t been trying to skate? |
13784 | ''A- re ye,''he says,''men, or a- re ye slaves?'' |
13784 | ''Ah- ho,''says he,''I know it,''he says;''but,''he says,''what th''divvle do I care?'' |
13784 | ''Am I?'' |
13784 | ''An ax done it,''says ye? |
13784 | ''An''what are ye invistin''it in?'' |
13784 | ''An''what''s he makin''th''roar about?'' |
13784 | ''An''where can I get thim?'' |
13784 | ''And what may that be?'' |
13784 | ''Ar- re these th''holy bonds iv mathrimony?'' |
13784 | ''Ar- re ye men or ar- re ye slaves?'' |
13784 | ''Ar- re ye, faith?'' |
13784 | ''Ar- ren''t ye tired iv ye''er long journey?'' |
13784 | ''Be th''way,''he says,''how''re ye goin''to vote on that ordhnance?'' |
13784 | ''Billy who?'' |
13784 | ''But did anny wan iver hear iv thim doin''anny good whin th''votes was bein''cast?'' |
13784 | ''But did n''t ye go out to decorate th''graves?'' |
13784 | ''But how''m I goin''to cross?'' |
13784 | ''But what can ye expect? |
13784 | ''But what''s th''good iv swearin''off, if ye do n''t break it?'' |
13784 | ''But will he carry Illinye?'' |
13784 | ''But will he make a good fight?'' |
13784 | ''Ca n''t I make ye up a nice supper?'' |
13784 | ''Cap,''he says,''is they anny hay in th''camp?'' |
13784 | ''Child, where is ye''er dhress?'' |
13784 | ''Cudden''t ye die waltzin''?'' |
13784 | ''D''ye know that ivry thread in thim seams means a tear an''sigh?'' |
13784 | ''D''ye know that ivry time ye put on thim pants ye take a pair off some down- throdden workman?'' |
13784 | ''D''ye know"Down be th''Tan- yard Side"?'' |
13784 | ''D''ye mane to say,''says Cassidy, th''plumber,''that ye wo n''t do annything f''r my son?'' |
13784 | ''D''ye mean to call me that?'' |
13784 | ''D''ye mind what I said thin?'' |
13784 | ''D''ye recognize th''pris''ner?'' |
13784 | ''Did anny man iver shoot at ye with annything but a siltzer bottle? |
13784 | ''Did n''t ye ask to be called here?'' |
13784 | ''Did n''t ye promise to invist two dollars ivry month?'' |
13784 | ''Did ye inlist in th''army, brave man?'' |
13784 | ''Did ye iver hear iv Ree- saca,''r Vicksburg,''r Lookout Mountain?'' |
13784 | ''Did ye iver see an eight- inch shell pinithrate a bale iv hay?'' |
13784 | ''Do n''t ye know that it ai n''t our Bill that''s been nommynated?'' |
13784 | ''Do ye like paper?'' |
13784 | ''Do ye take this check,''says th''clargyman,''to have an''to hold, until some wan parts ye fr''m it?'' |
13784 | ''Do you know, sir,''he says,''that thim pants riprisints th''oppression iv women an''childher?'' |
13784 | ''Do?'' |
13784 | ''Do?'' |
13784 | ''Do?'' |
13784 | ''F''r who?'' |
13784 | ''F''r why?'' |
13784 | ''Gin''ral,''says Cap Brice,''how can I thank ye f''r th''honor?'' |
13784 | ''Had I better swallow some insect powdher?'' |
13784 | ''Has Finerty gone in?'' |
13784 | ''Have ye anny British around here? |
13784 | ''Have ye seen th''divvle?'' |
13784 | ''How th''divvle can they perjure thimsilves if they ai n''t sworn? |
13784 | ''How''s all th''folks?'' |
13784 | ''In Lent?'' |
13784 | ''Is he a nice man?'' |
13784 | ''Is that enough f''r ye?'' |
13784 | ''Is that so?'' |
13784 | ''Is ye''er name Hill?'' |
13784 | ''Is ye''er name Sullivan?'' |
13784 | ''Misther Dugan, how old a- are ye?'' |
13784 | ''Monica,''says Dorsey( he had pretty names for all his goats),''Monica, are ye hungry,''he says,''ye poor dear?'' |
13784 | ''News?'' |
13784 | ''No,''he says;''but did ye see they''re puttin''up a monnymint over th''rebils out here be Oakwoods?'' |
13784 | ''Now,''says he,''what d''ye think iv a gazabo that do n''t want a monniment put over some wan? |
13784 | ''On th''dead?'' |
13784 | ''Roscommon?'' |
13784 | ''Tis,''Will ye have a new spring dhress, me dear? |
13784 | ''Tom,''says Mack, in faltherin''accints,''where have ye been? |
13784 | ''Uncle Mike,''says I to him,''what''s war like, annyhow?'' |
13784 | ''Was his answers satisfacthry?'' |
13784 | ''Was it th''Robin shell or th''day befure?'' |
13784 | ''Was ye at th''cake walk?'' |
13784 | ''Was ye dhrafted in?'' |
13784 | ''Well,''says I,''what''s th''news?'' |
13784 | ''What Wagner''s that?'' |
13784 | ''What a- are we comin''to?'' |
13784 | ''What ails ye, man alive?'' |
13784 | ''What ails ye?'' |
13784 | ''What ails ye?'' |
13784 | ''What ar- re ye doin''here, ye little farryer iv pants?'' |
13784 | ''What ar- re ye doin''there?'' |
13784 | ''What ar- re ye talkin''about?'' |
13784 | ''What are ye''er views on th''issue iv eatin''custard pie with a sponge? |
13784 | ''What d''ye mane be comin''back, whin th''landlord ai n''t heerd fr''m ye f''r a year?'' |
13784 | ''What d''ye mane?'' |
13784 | ''What d''ye mane?'' |
13784 | ''What d''ye mean?'' |
13784 | ''What for?'' |
13784 | ''What good does it do to have rayqueem masses f''r th''raypose iv th''like iv you,''he says,''that does n''t know his place?'' |
13784 | ''What is it to be Prisident?'' |
13784 | ''What rig''mint?'' |
13784 | ''What sort iv bug?'' |
13784 | ''What''ll it be, la- ads?'' |
13784 | ''What''ll we do with thim? |
13784 | ''What''ll we do?'' |
13784 | ''What''s his name?'' |
13784 | ''What''s th''hurry?'' |
13784 | ''What''s th''matter with th''pants?'' |
13784 | ''What''s that? |
13784 | ''What''s that?'' |
13784 | ''What''s that?'' |
13784 | ''What''s that?'' |
13784 | ''What''s that?'' |
13784 | ''What''s that?'' |
13784 | ''What''s that?'' |
13784 | ''What''s thim?'' |
13784 | ''What''s this?'' |
13784 | ''What''s ye''er name?'' |
13784 | ''Where''d ye wurruk last?'' |
13784 | ''Who ar- re ye, disturbin''me quite?'' |
13784 | ''Who ar- re ye?'' |
13784 | ''Who cares f''r th''Civic Featheration?'' |
13784 | ''Who stole me hat?'' |
13784 | ''Who?'' |
13784 | ''Whose fun''ral ar- re ye goin''to at this hour?'' |
13784 | ''Whose thrick is that?'' |
13784 | ''Why do n''t ye go in, an''smash th''Castiles?'' |
13784 | ''Why do n''t ye put him out?'' |
13784 | ''Why, pap- pah,''says Molly,''what d''ye mean?'' |
13784 | ''Will O''Brien win?'' |
13784 | ''Will he carry Illinye?'' |
13784 | ''Will he make a good fight?'' |
13784 | ''Will he?'' |
13784 | ''Will ye do it?'' |
13784 | ''Will ye have wan or two hip pockets?'' |
13784 | ''Would ye like to help desthroy a Dutchman,''he says,''an''perform a sarvice f''r ye''er counthry?'' |
13784 | ''Wud ye rob th''church?'' |
13784 | ''Wud ye take it?'' |
13784 | ''Wudden''t ye like to take a bath in th''shark pond before ye go?'' |
13784 | ''Yes,''says she, in a thremble, knottin''her apron in her hands an''standin''in front iv her own little wans,''what can I do f''r ye?'' |
13784 | *****"Arrah, what ar- re ye talkin''about?" |
13784 | Afther boilin''f''r five days like a-- How are ye, Dempsey? |
13784 | All they want is a chanst to go out to th''cimitry; an'', faith, who does n''t enjoy that? |
13784 | An'', whin th''time come f''r th''thrain to lave, th''girls was up to th''lines; an''''twas,''Mike, love, ye''ll come back alive, wo n''t ye?'' |
13784 | An''Buck got his eye, did he? |
13784 | An''says I,''Gintlemen,''says I,''ca n''t I do something f''r Ireland, too?'' |
13784 | An''what chance has a man got that wants to make th''wurruld brighter an''happier be rollin''car- wheels but to miss mass an''be at th''shops?" |
13784 | An''what''s changed thim? |
13784 | An''who ar- re ye, annyhow?'' |
13784 | An''why an''where an''how much?'' |
13784 | An''why not? |
13784 | As natural as life? |
13784 | Brother Teigue, dost hear in th''degree?'' |
13784 | But did ye iver notice th''scar on his nose? |
13784 | But how did he do it? |
13784 | But what cud ye ixpict? |
13784 | But what do I care? |
13784 | But what was th''use? |
13784 | But why dhrag in matthers iv no importance? |
13784 | Cud annything be clearer? |
13784 | D''ye know Molly Donahue?" |
13784 | D''ye mind Dochney that was wanst aldherman here? |
13784 | D''ye mind th''calls I made on ye, with th''stamps undher me arms, whin I wurruked in th''post- office? |
13784 | D''ye mind, Jawn, that th''r- rale estate business includes near ivrything fr''m vagrancy to manslaughter? |
13784 | D''ye mind? |
13784 | D''ye raymimber th''Carey kid? |
13784 | D''ye think he will? |
13784 | Did n''t ye have a beer bottle or an ice- pick? |
13784 | Did ye iver have it? |
13784 | Did ye iver have to wipe ye''er most intimate frinds off ye''er clothes, whin ye wint home at night? |
13784 | Did ye iver see a man that ye''d slept with th''night before cough, an''go out with his hands ahead iv his face? |
13784 | Did ye iver see an American or an Irishman an arnychist? |
13784 | Did ye iver see th''wan that wudden''t? |
13784 | Did ye niver hear it? |
13784 | Did ye write th''letter?'' |
13784 | Dinnis or Mike? |
13784 | Do n''t I know it? |
13784 | Do ye believe in side- combs? |
13784 | Do ye hear iv a manhole cover bein''blown up? |
13784 | Donaldson? |
13784 | Dooley, that,''an''''What''ll ye have, boys?'' |
13784 | Dooley,''he roars to me,''ai n''t ye goin''to do annything?'' |
13784 | Duggan listened; an''says he,''What''s the man sayin''?'' |
13784 | Folks all well? |
13784 | Had Mr. Dooley? |
13784 | Have ye e''er a Sassenach concealed about ye''er clothes?'' |
13784 | Have ye e''er a forgery about ye''er clothes, mon gin''ral?'' |
13784 | Have ye that tired feelin''? |
13784 | He come in here Thursdah night to take his dhrink in quite; an''says I,''Did ye march to- day?'' |
13784 | He lost his balance, an''fell fr''m th''scaffoldin''he was wurrukin''on; an''th''last wurruds he said was,''Did I get him or did n''t I?'' |
13784 | He turned in an alarm; but th''fire departmint was all down on Mitchigan Avnoo, puttin''out th''lake, an''"--"Putting out what?" |
13784 | He wudden''t want to? |
13784 | Hivins on earth, do n''t ye know him?" |
13784 | Honoria Casey was with him as he passed away, an''she says,''How d''ye feel?'' |
13784 | How can anny wan be annything else? |
13784 | How cud ye, ye that was born away fr''m home? |
13784 | How d''ye do, Mrs. Murphy? |
13784 | How d''ye suppose she was dhressed? |
13784 | How was himsilf? |
13784 | How''s that?'' |
13784 | How''s thricks in th''Ninth? |
13784 | I will ask that gintleman who jest wint out the dure, Does it pay to keep up appearances?'' |
13784 | If a batted ball goes out iv th''line afther strikin''th''player''s hands, is it fair or who? |
13784 | If a man has eight dollars an''spends twelve iv it, what will th''poor man do? |
13784 | If called upon to veto a bill f''r all mimbers iv th''Supreme Coort to wear hoop- skirts, wud ye veto it or wudden''t ye? |
13784 | If it had been hot elsewhere, what had it been in Archey Road? |
13784 | If not, why not? |
13784 | If so, why? |
13784 | If they let this thing go on, be hivins, why do they stop th''hootchy- kootchy?" |
13784 | Is it council to Athlone or what, I dinnaw?" |
13784 | Is that th''wan on th''lake front? |
13784 | Is the snow- ploughs out, I dinnaw?" |
13784 | Is there an accident in a grain illyvator? |
13784 | It was years ago, durin''th''time iv Napolyeon, befure th''big fire? |
13784 | Little Julia Dorgan called out,''Who stole Molly''s dhress?'' |
13784 | Look at there table, will ye? |
13784 | Me a Dimmycrat? |
13784 | Me uncle Mike was along with thim, an''he looked Cleveland over; an''says he:''Ye''ll do th''best ye can f''r us,''he says,''will ye?'' |
13784 | No reachin''f''r annything, but''Mah, will ye kindly pass th''Ph''lippeens?'' |
13784 | Now what is Mack doin''? |
13784 | Sarsfield or William Hogan? |
13784 | Says I,''Why?'' |
13784 | Says she,''Where''s me hoosband?'' |
13784 | Th''kids are thrivin'', I dinnaw? |
13784 | Thin says he:''D''ye raymimber me meetin''ye down- town a week ago on Dorney''s place, loot?'' |
13784 | Thin to th''ghost:''Have ye paid th''rint here, ye big ape?'' |
13784 | Thin what am I to do?'' |
13784 | Thin who cud''ve written it? |
13784 | Was I to stay in office, an''have me hat smashed in ivry time I wint out to walk? |
13784 | Was it a rivolution? |
13784 | Was n''t it a lovely night? |
13784 | We are ol''frinds, Dinnis, now, ai n''t we? |
13784 | What a- are we comin''to?'' |
13784 | What cud the brave men do? |
13784 | What does he do? |
13784 | What does th''prisoner think this is?'' |
13784 | What is your opinion iv a hereafther? |
13784 | What was I sayin''? |
13784 | What was I to do? |
13784 | What was it about, I dinnaw?" |
13784 | What''s that ye say? |
13784 | What''s the raysult, Hinnissy? |
13784 | What, says he, was we goin''to do about it? |
13784 | What, you again, Peekhart? |
13784 | Where did you get that hat? |
13784 | Where in all, where in all? |
13784 | Where is this here pole? |
13784 | Where was he durin''th''war?'' |
13784 | Where''d Joe spind th''night? |
13784 | Where''d they be, where''d they be? |
13784 | Where''d ye say th''la- ad come fr''m? |
13784 | Where''s th''bould Fenian? |
13784 | Where''s th''moonlighter? |
13784 | Where''s th''pikeman? |
13784 | Whin Cousin George was pastin''th''former hated Castiles, who was it stood on th''shore shootin''his bow- an- arrow into th''sky but Aggynaldoo? |
13784 | Whin a man says,''What''s that?'' |
13784 | Whin is a woman not a woman? |
13784 | Whin th''King iv Siam wants a plisint evenin'', who does he sind f''r but a lively Kerry man that can sing a song or play a good hand at spile- five? |
13784 | Whin there''s books to be wrote, who writes thim but Char- les Lever or Oliver Goldsmith or Willum Carleton? |
13784 | Whin there''s speeches to be made, who makes thim but Edmund Burke or Macchew P. Brady? |
13784 | Who are th''frinds iv th''Irish? |
13784 | Who are they, annyhow, but foreigners, an''what right have they to be holdin''torchlight procissions in this land iv th''free an''home iv th''brave? |
13784 | Who is she? |
13784 | Who protecks th''poor wurrukin''man so that he''ll have to go on wurrukin''? |
13784 | Who was it that saved the Union, Jawn? |
13784 | Who was it? |
13784 | Why shud they? |
13784 | Will th''good days ever come again? |
13784 | Ye did not? |
13784 | Ye do n''t tell me? |
13784 | Ye do n''t? |
13784 | Ye niver see a storm on th''ocean? |
13784 | Ye said jus''now, Why do I believe th''Cap''s guilty? |
13784 | Ye''d sa- ay off hand,''Why do n''t they do as much for their own counthry?'' |
13784 | Ye''re goin''over, thin? |
13784 | says Big Bill:''is that thrue? |
13784 | says I:''is th''man goin''to add canniballing to his other crimes?'' |
13784 | what''s that?'' |
31659 | A barrel which? |
31659 | Ah, friends of yours, Ferdy? |
31659 | Ah, really? |
31659 | Ah, what''s the odds at night? |
31659 | Ai n''t it lady- like? |
31659 | Ai n''t there somethin''more, Rusty? |
31659 | Aloysius Dillon, did you say? |
31659 | Aloysius,says he, scowlin''down at him,"where do ye be afther gettin''ut?" |
31659 | And ai n''t this a swell car, though? 31659 And ca n''t you do something to help rescue her?" |
31659 | And if you quit the domestic game, the kids have to go to some home, and you go back to the club? |
31659 | And just what part of the plowed fields do you and Zylphina hail from? |
31659 | And now you want to negotiate a second mortgage, eh? |
31659 | And then you lost the letter? |
31659 | And then? |
31659 | And what might they be payin''the likes of him for bein''a jockey? |
31659 | And what''s the woe about? |
31659 | And when Miss Gertie comes on, and finds you''ve renigged, it''s all up between you and her, eh? |
31659 | And where is that? |
31659 | And would you be willing to try keeping Bentley out of mischief until I get back? |
31659 | And you did bring them along, did n''t you? 31659 And you''re left at the post?" |
31659 | And you''re tryin''to make good, eh? |
31659 | And you? |
31659 | And your game''s all on the straight after that, is it? |
31659 | Any of them detectives of yours know the kid by sight? |
31659 | Any of''em got anything to say about Number Five? |
31659 | Anything particular the matter? |
31659 | Are there any clinkers? |
31659 | Are we part of a procession? |
31659 | Are you Professor McCabe? |
31659 | Are you? |
31659 | Asks me to call around, see? |
31659 | Bad as that? |
31659 | Beg pardon? |
31659 | Bettin''? |
31659 | Bishop, what do you suppose poor dear Alicia thinks of me, though? |
31659 | But I thought you was figurin''in that big house party out to Breeze Acres,says I,"where they''ve got a duchess on exhibition?" |
31659 | But how do you figure out that he''s picked a squab for his''n? |
31659 | But how will the folks at home take it? |
31659 | But surely you are familiar with his Madonna Mia? |
31659 | But what''s your idea of sellin''the bubble? |
31659 | But where is it? |
31659 | But who set''em on? |
31659 | Ca n''t you dig something or other out of that? |
31659 | Ca n''t you play Duke and Duchess of Kildee for an hour or so? |
31659 | Ca n''t you put it off, Shorty? |
31659 | Ca n''t you stand married life better''n this? |
31659 | Can it be Cornelia Ann he''s gone on? |
31659 | Can they run the bluff that long? |
31659 | Can you blame us? |
31659 | Can you do it? |
31659 | Could n''t find many to keep, could they? 31659 Could n''t you put''em in the attic, then?" |
31659 | Crippled, or blind or something, is he? |
31659 | D''jer annex another five or six hundred up to the Brasstonia this afternoon? |
31659 | D''jer think I''d be blowin''myself like this if it wa''n''t? |
31659 | D''ye suppose I want to be reminded that I''ve broke into the bath rubber class? 31659 Did n''t you ever read Omar''s--"I sometimes think that never blows so red The rose, as where some buried Cæsar bled''?" |
31659 | Did they fit in? |
31659 | Did what? |
31659 | Did you ever see folks burned and put in jars? |
31659 | Did you get it fixed? |
31659 | Did you get that blamed Tootle letter? |
31659 | Did you know him? |
31659 | Did you lose the shuffer overboard? |
31659 | Did you tell the girl they''d better be layin''in groceries, instead of givin''an imitation tea? |
31659 | Did you? |
31659 | Dinner in Buffalo? |
31659 | Do I gather that I''m to be the Commander Peary of this expedition? |
31659 | Do I look it? |
31659 | Do I? |
31659 | Do n''t make your head dizzy, does it? |
31659 | Do n''t she do it good? |
31659 | Do n''t they have them at drug stores? |
31659 | Do n''t you know about Lefty''s? |
31659 | Do n''t you think they ought to have something besides sweets? |
31659 | Do n''t you want us to call up Teddy at Oyster Bay? 31659 Do what?" |
31659 | Do you mean it,says I,"or are you battin''up a josh?" |
31659 | Do you mean to say he has gone? |
31659 | Do you think you can find him? |
31659 | Doc.,says I,"would it hurt?" |
31659 | Does that suit, Wilbur? |
31659 | Does, eh? |
31659 | Eatin''house? |
31659 | Eh? |
31659 | Eh? |
31659 | Ever drink a soda cocktail, Bentley? |
31659 | Ever stop to think,says I,"how one of them kids would look after you''d got him-- so?" |
31659 | Expectin''a consignment? |
31659 | Fletcher, why do n''t you have him thrown out? |
31659 | Fletchy, who''s the old one? |
31659 | Flossy, do you come in on it? |
31659 | Four A. M., eh? |
31659 | Friend of yours? |
31659 | Frighten Jack and Jill? |
31659 | From Corson, eh? |
31659 | From down on the point? |
31659 | Givin''some one the slip? |
31659 | Go reg''lar? |
31659 | Goin''to see the girl, eh? |
31659 | Goin''to stop, are you? |
31659 | Good deal of a hummin''bird, she is, eh? |
31659 | Got anything on? |
31659 | Got the cork out, have you? |
31659 | Had a start, did n''t you? |
31659 | Hank Merrity? |
31659 | Happen? |
31659 | Hates himself, do n''t he? |
31659 | Have they got you strapped in so you ca n''t get out? |
31659 | Have you brought a bunch of sleut''s too? |
31659 | Have you tried sendin''him to an institute? |
31659 | He''s here again, is he? |
31659 | Hear that? |
31659 | Hey? |
31659 | Honest, Shorty,says Chester, swallowin''the string as fast as I could unwind the ball,"you-- you do n''t like that kind of guff, do you?" |
31659 | Honest? |
31659 | Honest? |
31659 | Honest? |
31659 | Hotel people still friendly? |
31659 | House afire, bone in your throat, or what? |
31659 | How about it? |
31659 | How long has this thing been goin''on? |
31659 | How long must I wait here? |
31659 | How long since you have been afraid of Miss Belter? 31659 How was that?" |
31659 | How''s Fletch? |
31659 | How''s he travellin'',says I;"tagged, in care of the conductor?" |
31659 | How''s that for the granite heart? |
31659 | I beg pardon,says he,"but is n''t this my old friend, Professor McCabe?" |
31659 | I do n''t s''pose he''s any holy terror; is he? |
31659 | I expect you''d rather recite us some poetry? |
31659 | I guess you have, Hank,says I;"but ai n''t it expensive? |
31659 | I hear you have something on board consigned to me, Captain? |
31659 | I hope you do n''t mind waiting? |
31659 | I suppose I may have Gerald now? |
31659 | I suppose you have your price? |
31659 | I suppose you will take them home? |
31659 | I thought it was Valentine they was for? |
31659 | I wonder if I should n''t stop them? |
31659 | I''d look fine on a panel, would n''t I? |
31659 | If I can fix it so''s to get you out on bail,says I,"will you quit this red paint business and be good?" |
31659 | In that case-- er-- what''s the name? |
31659 | Is Cornie the one? |
31659 | Is all this America? |
31659 | Is he going to do that? |
31659 | Is it a funeral you''re goin''to? |
31659 | Is it a string, or not? 31659 Is it too late to get busy and hand out the hot air to Stashy?" |
31659 | Is n''t he odd? |
31659 | Is n''t it dreadful, Bishop? |
31659 | Is n''t it, Pembroke? |
31659 | Is n''t that beautiful imagery? |
31659 | Is n''t that tropical enough? |
31659 | Is she like that all the time now? |
31659 | Is she on hand to- night, Chetty? |
31659 | Is that a flag station or just a four corners? 31659 Is that a guess,"says I,"or has he been havin''his fortune told?" |
31659 | Is that a kid, or are you just havin''a dream? |
31659 | Is the post mortem on? |
31659 | Is this a decision that was handed you, or was it somethin''you found out for yourself? |
31659 | Is this a rehearsal for a Hank Ibsen sprinkler scene, or is it a case of missin''jewels? |
31659 | Is ut the Blessed Gates we''re comin''to? |
31659 | Is-- is it all over? |
31659 | It appears that way, does n''t it? 31659 It is rather giddy, is n''t it?" |
31659 | It''s Vally''s turn to be it; eh? |
31659 | It''s rather a rummy go,says he;"but where can I buy some snakes?" |
31659 | Kind of a high powered cart, ai n''t it? |
31659 | Let''s see, he was my third, was n''t he? |
31659 | Like it here in town, do you? |
31659 | Like it? |
31659 | Looks to me like we had Skippy fingerin''the citrus, do n''t it? |
31659 | Maybe Valentine''ll renig-- who knows? |
31659 | Maybe it''s you that''s goin''? |
31659 | Me back to the sweat box at eight per when I''m gettin''fourteen for this? 31659 Me?" |
31659 | Mean to throw out a regular drag net? |
31659 | Meetin''some one, or seein''''em off? |
31659 | Merrity? |
31659 | Miss Angelica likely to be in the bunch? |
31659 | Must be some special occasion? |
31659 | No one has told her? |
31659 | Now what do you think of that? |
31659 | Now, I put it up to you, Shorty, do n''t that look like I got some standin''with her? |
31659 | Now,says I, when I''ve got Curlylocks ready for the slaughter,"what''ll it be-- two- minute rounds?" |
31659 | Oh, it''s a bust of Bismarck, is n''t it? |
31659 | Oh, it''s you is it, professor? |
31659 | Oh, that''s it, eh? |
31659 | Oh, then the heathen is wise to United States talk, is he? |
31659 | Oh, what can we do? |
31659 | Oh, will you? |
31659 | Or have you got a Bowery engagement? |
31659 | Private sleut''s? |
31659 | Readin''po''try, eh? |
31659 | Rossy,says I,"you''re dead anxious to hand the lemon to them two sleut''s; are you?" |
31659 | Run him off the reservation, eh? |
31659 | S''pose I want this thing gettin''into the papers? 31659 Say, Hank,"says I,"you do n''t mean to say you''ve been up against the skinologists?" |
31659 | Say, Langy,says I, sidesteppin''one of his swings for my jaw,"s''posin''you''d hit some of them people, eh? |
31659 | Say, Pinckney,I says,"if you was goin''down Broadway at eight- thirty P. M., shoppin''for glass eyes, where''d you hit first? |
31659 | Say, Shorty,says he,"did n''t I see you driftin''around town earlier in the evenin''with a young sport in mornin''glory clothes?" |
31659 | Say, do you think I''d be chasin''up any flashlight pirate like you, if I did? |
31659 | Say, you peanut head, ca n''t you see this is some relation? 31659 Say,"says I,"where''d you get the idea I went out by the day?" |
31659 | Say,says Rossiter''s old man, sizin''''em up careful,"is it all true? |
31659 | Say,says he all excited,"do you suppose-- could we get him to put them on?" |
31659 | See here, youngsters,says he,"which one of you is Jack?" |
31659 | Selling out, are you? |
31659 | Sending who? |
31659 | She do n''t live on all five floors, does she? |
31659 | Shorty, have you? |
31659 | Shorty,says he,"I presume you are somewhat familiar with this-- er-- wicked resort?" |
31659 | Shorty,says he,"ca n''t we do something to help Mr. Cobb find this young lady?" |
31659 | Shorty,says he,"what do you think? |
31659 | Singer or Remington? |
31659 | So soon? |
31659 | So the twins have been gettin''you worried, eh? 31659 So you''ve found another candidate for your private pension list, have you, Sadie?" |
31659 | So? |
31659 | Some one on Fifth- ave.? |
31659 | Something in the way of live stock, eh? |
31659 | Sort of a happy inspiration of the moment, was it? |
31659 | Stashy wa''n''t exactly your idea of a pippin, eh? |
31659 | Stuffed ones would n''t do, eh? |
31659 | Sure you know where you''re goin''? |
31659 | Swifty,says I,"is that you?" |
31659 | That accounts for your restin''on your face, eh? |
31659 | That you, Roland? |
31659 | That you, Shorty? |
31659 | That''s all, eh? |
31659 | That''s doin''middlin''well, ai n''t it? |
31659 | That''s fierce, ai n''t it, Shorty? |
31659 | That''s the way they work it, eh? |
31659 | The folks at home? |
31659 | The urns? |
31659 | Then perhaps you know a niece of his, Margaret Whaley? |
31659 | Then she does n''t know what an ass I''ve been? |
31659 | Then you have lost the address of my attorneys? |
31659 | Then you have my boy here, have you? |
31659 | Then you''re just travelin''around loose, eh? |
31659 | They do n''t build clothes like them in Palopinto, do they? |
31659 | Think so? |
31659 | Think so? |
31659 | Think so? |
31659 | This ai n''t no brother act, is it? |
31659 | This identical table; hear that, Bentley? |
31659 | This is Professor McCabe himself, is it? 31659 Told her about it yet?" |
31659 | Tried Wall Street? |
31659 | Want to stop all that nonsense? |
31659 | Was it for this you cut out going to Rockywold? |
31659 | Was it nice, riding in the freight car? |
31659 | Was it you that was tellin''about not wantin''to miss any fun? |
31659 | Was you tryin''to sing,says I,"or just givin''an imitation of a steamboat siren on a foggy night?" |
31659 | Well, Gerald, seein''as you''ve made a long jump since breakfast, what do you say to grubbin''up a little with me, eh? |
31659 | Well, Jack,says Pinckney,"what is your last name?" |
31659 | Well, Larry, what is it now? |
31659 | Well, Leonidas,says I,"are you goin''to put the Shakespeare- Sagawa combination on the ten- twenty- thirt circuit?" |
31659 | Well, Pinckney, what now? |
31659 | Well, folks,says I,"what are we here for? |
31659 | Well, what do you think of the rig? |
31659 | Well, what''s your askin''price for a rig of that kind? |
31659 | Well, where did he go from here? |
31659 | Well, who are you? |
31659 | Well, why did n''t you? |
31659 | Well,says I,"she ai n''t got no bag of dynamite, or anything like that, has she?" |
31659 | Well,says I,"you ai n''t all in, are you?" |
31659 | Well? |
31659 | What are the lines? |
31659 | What blasted idiocy is this? |
31659 | What did Hank have to say? |
31659 | What do the ashes look like? |
31659 | What do you mean by talking that way to me? 31659 What do you think you''re doing, anyway?" |
31659 | What does this fellow mean by that? |
31659 | What does this mean, Maria? |
31659 | What happened? |
31659 | What have they done with''em,says I--"dropped''em down the well?" |
31659 | What is he like? |
31659 | What is it, you poor darling? |
31659 | What is the matter? |
31659 | What name, sir? |
31659 | What of it? |
31659 | What of it? |
31659 | What particular brand of cussedness does he make a specialty of? |
31659 | What say? |
31659 | What will it be, youngsters? |
31659 | What would be your guess? |
31659 | What''s been stirrin''you up? |
31659 | What''s he grouchy about? |
31659 | What''s her name? |
31659 | What''s that? |
31659 | What''s that? |
31659 | What''s the breed? |
31659 | What''s the coiffure for, anyway? |
31659 | What''s the josh? |
31659 | What''s the matter with home, kid? |
31659 | What''s the row? |
31659 | What''s the trouble? |
31659 | What''s the use, anyway? |
31659 | What''s this? |
31659 | What''s your program? |
31659 | What, the thousand- dollar- a- minute warbler? |
31659 | When did you hit Broadway, Wilbur? |
31659 | When you left him, was he soused, or only damp around the edges? |
31659 | Where does he come in? |
31659 | Where is Effie? 31659 Where to now?" |
31659 | Where to? |
31659 | Where you headed for now? |
31659 | Where''d you have it built? |
31659 | Where''d you strike from to- day? |
31659 | Where''s America, then? |
31659 | Where''s he gone? |
31659 | Where''s my Aloysius? 31659 Where''s the nearest''orspital? |
31659 | Where''s the ponies now? |
31659 | Where? |
31659 | Where? |
31659 | Which one? |
31659 | While you''d gone and tagged some pink and white, mink lined Daisy May? |
31659 | Who are the personages? |
31659 | Who are you plannin''to have in the audience, Chetty? |
31659 | Who is this? |
31659 | Who tipped you off to that? |
31659 | Who was the guy? |
31659 | Who''s Teddy? |
31659 | Who''s a red head? |
31659 | Who''s been getting friendly with the help now; eh, Sadie? |
31659 | Who''s come? |
31659 | Who''s comin''now? |
31659 | Who''s the little lad? |
31659 | Who''s the wide one? |
31659 | Who''s this? |
31659 | Who, Langdon? 31659 Why ca n''t I go in there?" |
31659 | Why did n''t you say so first off? |
31659 | Why do n''t the roses grow any more? |
31659 | Why do n''t you buy''em a pony cart? |
31659 | Why do n''t you write him his release? |
31659 | Why not go back and get the letter now? |
31659 | Why not, then? |
31659 | Why not? |
31659 | Why not? |
31659 | Why should n''t they enjoy themselves in their own way? |
31659 | Why, McCabe, what does this mean? |
31659 | Why, do n''t you know who that is, Shorty? |
31659 | Why, who is it? |
31659 | Why,says Pinckney,"it was something like twenty thousand this season, was n''t it, Shrimp?" |
31659 | Why-- why on earth did n''t you say so before, Rossy? |
31659 | Will it make''em sit up? |
31659 | Will this do? |
31659 | Will you? |
31659 | With a skirt in the background? |
31659 | Wonder what particular brand of mollycoddle he is? |
31659 | Would I pass? |
31659 | Would a hotel do? |
31659 | Would five dollars be too much? |
31659 | Would n''t you like to buy the machine, sir? |
31659 | Ye- e- es? |
31659 | Ye- e- es? |
31659 | Yes, Fletcher,says I,"why do n''t you? |
31659 | Yes, and what then? |
31659 | Yes? |
31659 | Yes? |
31659 | Yes? |
31659 | Yes? |
31659 | You ai n''t gettin''jealous, are you? |
31659 | You ai n''t gettin''stage fright this late in the game, are you? |
31659 | You ai n''t goin''up against any Canfield game; are you? |
31659 | You ai n''t travellin''with a retinue, are you? |
31659 | You could n''t ring in a couple of subs? |
31659 | You do n''t mean to tell me a man of your size is trailin''some Lizzie Maud? |
31659 | You do n''t notice any bandage over my eyes, do you? 31659 You heard Skippy pickin''himself for a winner, did n''t you?" |
31659 | You lika ride? |
31659 | You mean ponies, do n''t you? |
31659 | You means you have n''t a butler? 31659 You noticed it, did n''t you, Hank?" |
31659 | You think Langdon needs exercise? |
31659 | You wo n''t fail? |
31659 | You''d kind of planned to see things, eh? |
31659 | You''re goin''to offer Gerty the job? |
31659 | You-- you would n''t want him too, would you? |
31659 | Your maw says you do a little boxin''? |
31659 | ''Ca n''t you see? |
31659 | ''O''s the little man?" |
31659 | --''What for?'' |
31659 | A woman in there?" |
31659 | Ah, say, do n''t I look like I could buy fly paper without gettin''stuck? |
31659 | Ai n''t got the ring in your vest pocket, have you?" |
31659 | Ai n''t they the pippins, though? |
31659 | Akehead? |
31659 | Alicia? |
31659 | And do n''t you suppose I''ve found out, in all these years, that he has n''t sense enough to pound sand? |
31659 | And say, what do you suppose they did with that gift pair of terrors, Jack and Jill, while they was makin''the weddin''tour? |
31659 | And say, what kind of bats do you think had got into their belfries? |
31659 | And say, what would you expect? |
31659 | And say, you know how pig headed one of them hen brained Cockneys can be? |
31659 | And they look different when they''re asleep, do n''t they? |
31659 | And what about the gun?" |
31659 | And what do you guess is the first thing he does? |
31659 | And what do you guess is the matter with her? |
31659 | And what do you guess shows up? |
31659 | And what do you guess? |
31659 | And what do you suppose she passes out? |
31659 | And what''s that got to do with fertilisin''flower beds with the pulverised relations of your landladies? |
31659 | And where are they now?" |
31659 | And where is Jack now?" |
31659 | And while he introduced us to each oth- er-- Eh? |
31659 | And who do you suppose showed up at the Studio next forenoon? |
31659 | Anything more?" |
31659 | Are n''t you ashamed, Ferdy, to act so foolish over me?" |
31659 | As we gets into the elevator, he pulls me by the sleeve and whispers:"I say, Shorty, which one is it?" |
31659 | Besides, by what right do you question my method of getting rid of a sneak thief?" |
31659 | Besides, who would want to live in Africa when they could stop in New York? |
31659 | But does Rinkey always rest on his face when he sits down?" |
31659 | But he''s a dear boy; is n''t he, Pembroke?" |
31659 | But how are the corn and hogs doin'', Wilbur?" |
31659 | But say, Snick; how many times do I have to buy out that eye before I get an equity in it?" |
31659 | But say, first glimpse you get, do n''t it knock your eye out? |
31659 | But what can I do? |
31659 | But what can you do with a pair of knock knees and shoulders that slope like a hip roof? |
31659 | But what kind of a come back do I get? |
31659 | But what was the eye swabbin''for, then?" |
31659 | But while you was givin''him instructions, why did n''t you tell him to make a noise like a hornet? |
31659 | But you did n''t take this for one of Frohman''s road companies, did you?" |
31659 | But you know the kind of birds that roost along Peacock Alley? |
31659 | Butters?" |
31659 | Ca n''t I have him, Fletcher?" |
31659 | Ca n''t a feller own a glass eye without wearin''it?" |
31659 | Ca n''t you see that we''re right in the middle of an elopement?" |
31659 | Ca n''t you send for him?" |
31659 | Can she? |
31659 | Cobb?" |
31659 | D''ye suppose I''m anxious to have all New York know that my son''s been made a fool of? |
31659 | Did I know Larry? |
31659 | Did I say anything about Primrose Park bein''a place where nothin''ever happened? |
31659 | Did he leave the number?" |
31659 | Did n''t he give any letters for the front of it?" |
31659 | Did n''t she want to change her plans and stay a month or so with him and the twins at some nice place up in Westchester? |
31659 | Did n''t you and I help her to get her start? |
31659 | Did she? |
31659 | Did some one drug you?" |
31659 | Did they go up with a powder mill, or fall into a stone crusher?" |
31659 | Did they put it over the Bradys? |
31659 | Did we? |
31659 | Did you buy it some dark night, or was it made to order after somethin''you saw in a dream?" |
31659 | Do n''t feel like limberin''up a bit with the mitts, do you?" |
31659 | Do n''t happen to know him, do you?" |
31659 | Do n''t he scare the twins?" |
31659 | Do n''t lay out to slaughter any redskins, do you?" |
31659 | Do n''t they, Pembroke?" |
31659 | Do n''t you?" |
31659 | Do you know what I''d like best?" |
31659 | Do you pass it?" |
31659 | Do you remember if this pair was somethin''you sent for, or is it a birthday surprise?" |
31659 | Do you think as much of one another as all that?" |
31659 | Does Lulu know it?" |
31659 | Does it? |
31659 | Domestic? |
31659 | Eh, Bishop?" |
31659 | Eh, what''s that? |
31659 | Eh?" |
31659 | Ever hear Swifty shoot that over his shoulder without turnin''his head? |
31659 | Ever hear of Wilbur, from Hoxie, Kan.?" |
31659 | Ever see an old lady tryin''to shoo a rooster into a fence corner, while the old man waited around the end of the woodshed with the axe? |
31659 | Ever see one of these medicine shows? |
31659 | Ever try to answer all the questions a kid of that age can think up? |
31659 | Ever try to carry on a debate through a silver salt shaker? |
31659 | Feel? |
31659 | Ferdy?" |
31659 | Folks? |
31659 | For a bachelor, you''re doin''well, ai n''t you? |
31659 | Fun? |
31659 | Funny, ai n''t it, how most everyone''ll prick up their ears at that name? |
31659 | Funny, ai n''t it, how you can get to be such good friends with anyone so sudden? |
31659 | Gerald eyes her for a while; then he leans over to me and whispers,"Is this the butler''s night off?" |
31659 | Gerald?" |
31659 | Give me two minutes, will you?" |
31659 | Got any idea of how he tackles a job like that? |
31659 | Got her inside there, have you?" |
31659 | Got her placed now? |
31659 | Got them directions? |
31659 | Greater New York could be located just about now?" |
31659 | Ha- a- a- ar- lem!"? |
31659 | Hank, who did it?" |
31659 | Have to grow tall out there, do n''t you, so''s not to get lost in the wheat patch?" |
31659 | Have you seen him recently?" |
31659 | Have you seen him?" |
31659 | He ai n''t perfumed with violets either, when you get right close to; but the ash collectin''business do n''t call for_ peau d''Espagne_, does it? |
31659 | He''s a cook; ca n''t you see by the cap?" |
31659 | Honest, I felt sorry for them suds slingers that travels around the deck singin''out,"Who wants the waiter?" |
31659 | How about Angelica? |
31659 | How about it?" |
31659 | How about it?" |
31659 | How about repeatin''eh?" |
31659 | How did it happen? |
31659 | How goes it?" |
31659 | How you goin''to dodge a thing of that kind? |
31659 | How''s that, now?" |
31659 | I suppose you go about a lot? |
31659 | I thought it was the twins that was worryin''you?" |
31659 | I wonder how long I am expected to keep them?" |
31659 | I''ll lead him off, though, and guarantee he do n''t come back, if that''ll do?" |
31659 | II ROUNDING UP MAGGIE Say, who was tellin''you? |
31659 | III UP AGAINST BENTLEY Say, where''s Palopinto, anyway? |
31659 | IX A LINE ON PEACOCK ALLEY What''s the use of travelin'', when there''s more fun stayin''home? |
31659 | If there was to be any fam''ly convention and weddin''celebration, why could n''t she have her little Aloysius to it? |
31659 | Is it a go?" |
31659 | Is it a raid, or what? |
31659 | Is it locomotor ataxia that ails the thing, or cirrhosis of the sparkin''plug?" |
31659 | Is it more fun to smash''em in the ribs-- bang!--like that? |
31659 | Is n''t it terrible?" |
31659 | Is that clear?" |
31659 | Is that you?" |
31659 | It''s somethin''I ai n''t puttin''on the bulletin board, or includin''in my list of references, understand? |
31659 | Jarred your nut a bit, that one did, eh? |
31659 | Kupps, who''s Ferdy''s lady friend?" |
31659 | Line''em up outside, will you?" |
31659 | Loosen up there a bit, will you?" |
31659 | Maybe you know about the Wigghorns? |
31659 | Maybe you never noticed how Swifty''s top piece is finished off? |
31659 | Maybe you remember me tellin''you awhile back about Cornelia Ann Belter? |
31659 | Maybe you''ve never seen Swifty when he''s real stirred up? |
31659 | McCabe?" |
31659 | Might I trouble you to remind me of the fact when we arrive?" |
31659 | Mighty slick, ai n''t it?" |
31659 | Mrs. Merrity only raises her eyebrows and smiles, as much as to say,"Oh, what can one expect?" |
31659 | My first message read like this,''What''s the matter with me?'' |
31659 | Never saw Eunice May, did you? |
31659 | No relation, I hope?" |
31659 | No? |
31659 | No? |
31659 | Not the old flannel mouth that''s chopped tickets at the 33d- st. station ever since the L was built?" |
31659 | Now Wilbur''s all right in his way; but ai n''t he a little rugged to spring on a lady manicure that has n''t seen him for some time?" |
31659 | Now again, what''s the name?" |
31659 | Now that was plain enough, wa''n''t it? |
31659 | Now what do you think of the way them kids is carryin''on in there?" |
31659 | Now would n''t that give you a foolish fit? |
31659 | Now you''re sure he did n''t leave any private messages, or notes or anything of that kind?" |
31659 | Or send for your old friend Bishop Potter? |
31659 | Or to slug''em in the head-- biff!--so? |
31659 | Rossy?" |
31659 | Rusty, how about it?" |
31659 | S''posin''that car of yours had caught one of them old women-- biff!--like that?" |
31659 | Say, how''s that as a steady job for a grown man, eh? |
31659 | Say, it''s a wonder some of them South Brooklyn cloth carpenters do n''t get the blind staggers, turnin''out clothes like that; ai n''t it? |
31659 | Say, that was a real puncherino, eh? |
31659 | Say, wa''n''t that friendly enough? |
31659 | Say, what a difference a little of the right kind of dry goods will make in a girl, wo n''t it? |
31659 | Say, what''s the use? |
31659 | Say, who do you guess? |
31659 | Say, who was this duck Omar? |
31659 | Say, you''d thought a feller with talent like that would have made a name for himself, would n''t you? |
31659 | Scenery? |
31659 | Shall I bring''em up?" |
31659 | Shall we finish the evenin''like we begun? |
31659 | Shall we follow it up?" |
31659 | Shall we signal the driver to do a pivot and head her north?" |
31659 | She was the star of the collection, and I nearly loses my breath when Hank says:"Reney, you remember Shorty McCabe, do n''t you?" |
31659 | Should we visit the steamer, or not?" |
31659 | So Jack is your papa, is he? |
31659 | So what''s the use? |
31659 | Somewhere in Ohio, ai n''t it?" |
31659 | Sounds like a Percy job, do n''t it? |
31659 | Suppose we give it a whirl?'' |
31659 | Texas, eh? |
31659 | Texas, eh? |
31659 | That''s a great kid of yours, eh?" |
31659 | The Bishop just looks from one to the other, and then he braces up and says,"Ferdinand, this is not possible, is it?" |
31659 | The weeps was for him, then?" |
31659 | There''s such a thing as burnin''one brand over another, ai n''t there? |
31659 | They''re all up at their Lenox place, ai n''t they?" |
31659 | They''re champagne coolers; but Mother Dillon do n''t know the difference, so what''s the odds? |
31659 | Think your mother and I are aching to have one of these bleached hair chorus girls in the family? |
31659 | This is a real lady,--nice and classy, see?" |
31659 | Tin badgers?" |
31659 | Understand?" |
31659 | Wabbly on your feet, are you? |
31659 | Was Ferdy in town, or out of town, and when would he be back? |
31659 | Was he stung? |
31659 | Was that a josh, or what? |
31659 | We was half way back when Gerald looks up and says,"You wo n''t take me home, will you?" |
31659 | Well, as Dennis says afterwards, in tellin''Mother Whaley about it,"Glory be, would yez think ut? |
31659 | Well, you know how that little trick of makin''a snow angel brought her in orders from Mrs. Purdy Pell, and Sadie, and the rest? |
31659 | What I want to know, though, is how it happened?" |
31659 | What do you say?" |
31659 | What do you want me to do-- hold a bucket for the tears?" |
31659 | What else was there for Purdy to do but learn to drink tea with lemon in it, and lead cotillions? |
31659 | What is Dallas, a water tank stop?" |
31659 | What old girl? |
31659 | What then?" |
31659 | What''s doin''?" |
31659 | What''s happened to that memorial window of yours this time?" |
31659 | What''s the go?" |
31659 | What''s the name, miss?" |
31659 | What''s the use ownin''property in the country house belt if you do n''t use it now and then? |
31659 | What''s to be done, mum?" |
31659 | What''s your idea of findin''her?" |
31659 | What? |
31659 | When aunty''s so she can hold her head up and open her eyes, she looks about cautious, and whispers:"Has-- has he gone, Purdy, dear?" |
31659 | When it comes to takin''the long jump, we''re all pretty much on the same grade, ai n''t we? |
31659 | Where can I find you?" |
31659 | Where do they figure in this?" |
31659 | Where else?" |
31659 | Where is he, will ye tell me that?" |
31659 | Where''ll I find him?" |
31659 | Where''s Miss Gertie?" |
31659 | Where''s me rooms?" |
31659 | Who are the husky boys?" |
31659 | Who else would be likely to marry him? |
31659 | Who was the Bradys, that they should have weddin''celebrations when the Dillons had none? |
31659 | Who''ll run it?" |
31659 | Who''s Rusty? |
31659 | Who''s the home destroyer with the vaseline voice and the fuzzy nut?" |
31659 | Who''s the other?" |
31659 | Why not try there?" |
31659 | Will to- morrow do?" |
31659 | Will you let me take you over for the night?" |
31659 | Will you?" |
31659 | Wo n''t Langdon make a lovely officer?" |
31659 | Wo n''t he, Pembroke?" |
31659 | Wo n''t she stand for the green curtain?" |
31659 | Wonder what fetches the kid in here?" |
31659 | Would n''t that freeze your blood? |
31659 | Would n''t that grind you? |
31659 | Would n''t that make you seasick? |
31659 | Would n''t you?" |
31659 | Would they? |
31659 | Would you try a china store, Or a gent''s furnishin''s place?" |
31659 | Would you want to be burned after you was a deader?" |
31659 | XVI WHY FERDY DUCKED Say, there''s no tellin'', is there? |
31659 | YELLS HANK, LETTIN''OUT AN EARSPLITTER HE HAS THE PO''TRY TAP TURNED ON FULL BLAST I SHORTY AND THE PLUTE Notice any gold dust on my back? |
31659 | You are to repawt at his apartments at fawh o''clock this awfternoon-- fawh o''clock, understand?" |
31659 | You have n''t gone broke to do it, have you?" |
31659 | You here again?" |
31659 | You know how gentle and easy the trick has to be worked? |
31659 | You know the style of chorus ladies the Lieblers bring over,--the lengthy, high chested, golden haired kind? |
31659 | You never heard of me chasin''the Lizzies yet, did you? |
31659 | You would n''t guess, though, that any corn fed romance like that would stir up such a blood as Pinckney? |
31659 | You''ll be up to- morrow?" |
31659 | You''re very young and pretty, are n''t you? |
31659 | You''ve heard of Bedelia? |
31659 | You''ve noticed that electric light complexion some of our Broadway rounders gets on? |
31659 | You''ve seen them symphonies in greys and browns, with everything matched up, from their shirt studs to their shoes buttons? |
31659 | You?" |
31659 | gloss?" |
31659 | is n''t he? |
31659 | look what''s here?" |
31659 | mausoleum?" |
31659 | says Pat"Ca n''t I help some?" |
31659 | what do you think of that? |
31659 | what you been up to now?" |
31659 | you can scare''em to death, eh? |
31659 | you do n''t imagine I think he''s an Apollo, just because he''s my son, do you? |
37430 | ''What are you doin''there?'' 37430 ----noble creature, expect?" |
37430 | A dog, darling? |
37430 | A literary man? |
37430 | A one man dog? |
37430 | A pageant? |
37430 | A show, Blossom? |
37430 | A writing fella? |
37430 | Abbreviations? |
37430 | Ah? |
37430 | Ai n''t you advertising something? |
37430 | Ai n''t you made a little mistake? |
37430 | Ai n''t you made a little mistake? |
37430 | Ai n''t you the guy I seen layin''away a double portion of strawb''ry shortcake wit''cream? |
37430 | All over? |
37430 | Am I to hear all that again? 37430 Ambrose, what do you mean?" |
37430 | And finally to me, the president of the line? |
37430 | And to the captain? |
37430 | And to the chief steward? |
37430 | And when I come back,he went on sternly,"I want to be able to get into my own house, do you understand?" |
37430 | And you tried to make me think,he repeated in a tone of wonder,"that you liked Hydeman and were going to the Pagan Rout with him? |
37430 | And you''re going to the Pagan Rout? |
37430 | Are my trousers pressed yet? |
37430 | Are we sinking? 37430 Are you aware,"he asked, focusing his gaze on Mr. Pottle,"that there is acid in this cherry?" |
37430 | Are you sure? |
37430 | Ask Mr. Cowan to come in, will you? |
37430 | At the supper? |
37430 | Aw, wadda yuh expeck of Chinless? |
37430 | Back soon? |
37430 | Bamboo? |
37430 | Bay rum? |
37430 | Believe it? 37430 Blossom,"he began huskily,"have you ever thought of marrying again?" |
37430 | Blow? 37430 Blow?" |
37430 | Bluffing? |
37430 | Burdette? |
37430 | But are you sure you''ll get it? |
37430 | But do n''t you think alligators are more interesting than acids? |
37430 | But how? |
37430 | But say, Jake, would n''t you and your wife like to be our guests at a little party to- night? 37430 But what did they give to the Day Nursery fund?" |
37430 | But why? |
37430 | But, Commissioner,cried Peter, winking very hard with both eyes, for they were blurring,"have n''t you made a mistake? |
37430 | But, Tidbury, if I marry you,she said anxiously,"you''ll reform, wo n''t you? |
37430 | But,she added,"I think Longfellow is sweet, do n''t you?" |
37430 | By the way, Mr. Poodle, are you interested in Abyssinia? |
37430 | Ca n''t find what? |
37430 | Can it be that they are more astute than two veteran truffle- hunters? |
37430 | Chester, did you hear what your father said? |
37430 | Chloride of lime? |
37430 | Climbing the lather of success, eh? |
37430 | Could n''t we have just one little fudge sundae first? |
37430 | Could n''t we stop in and have a teeny, weeny bit of lunch? |
37430 | Could n''t we walk? |
37430 | Cowdin sick, eh? |
37430 | Dandruff- Death? |
37430 | Devil? |
37430 | Diamond juice? |
37430 | Did I ring for you? |
37430 | Did he bite you? |
37430 | Did n''t I always say that Tidbury Epps was a live one, underneath? |
37430 | Did n''t he care for-- er-- literature? |
37430 | Did n''t you follow me? |
37430 | Did you ever read''Robinson Crusoe''? |
37430 | Did you read''Green Isles, Brown Man- Eaters, and a White Man''? |
37430 | Did you say Arabia? 37430 Did you wish something?" |
37430 | Did you? 37430 Do I get that job?" |
37430 | Do I get the job? |
37430 | Do I not know? |
37430 | Do I not know? |
37430 | Do alligators bellow? |
37430 | Do n''t you consider Mildred Wrigley a woman? |
37430 | Do n''t you ever read, Luke? |
37430 | Do n''t you just adore griddle cakes? |
37430 | Do n''t you think, Blossom,he said,"that Babylonia is a fascinating country?" |
37430 | Do you know what N. U. T. stands for? |
37430 | Do you mean I brought him with me? |
37430 | Do you mean to say you tackled old frosty- face Felix himself? |
37430 | Do you realize, Mr. Addicks, that every time you go up to the water cooler you waste fifteen seconds of the firm''s time? 37430 Do you think one person ought to be frank with another person?" |
37430 | Do you think perhaps, Monsieur Pettipon, that I wish to discuss entomology at six in the morning? 37430 Do you want Terrible Battling Epps to take a poke at you?" |
37430 | Do you want me to go out,asked Mrs. Pottle,"with this heavy cold?" |
37430 | Does he? |
37430 | Does your wife scold and your children scream? |
37430 | Eh? 37430 Eleven years?" |
37430 | Emily,he had said to the loveliest girl in the world,"will you marry me?" |
37430 | Er-- Blossom dear, how much did he cost? |
37430 | F- failed? |
37430 | Feel it? |
37430 | Fifty dollars per pup, eh? |
37430 | Fifty dollars per pup, eh? |
37430 | Fitch? |
37430 | Flat? |
37430 | For my sake? |
37430 | Forget, monsieur? 37430 From a pup up?" |
37430 | From what? |
37430 | Funny way, Ambrose? |
37430 | Give us one, mister? |
37430 | Hammer? |
37430 | Have I not Clotilde? |
37430 | Have you been drinking? |
37430 | Have you no soul? 37430 Have you not crossed on the_ Voltaire_ a hundred and twenty- seven times? |
37430 | He did? |
37430 | Heard him? 37430 Heard him? |
37430 | Hello, Al, wotja want? |
37430 | Here? |
37430 | Hey, Pottle, what''s bitin''you? 37430 Hey, mister, why do n''t you take your clothes off?" |
37430 | Him? 37430 Hip oil?" |
37430 | Honey, what''s happened? 37430 How about all our wedding silver? |
37430 | How can I keep the respect of the community if I go round like this? |
37430 | How can you say such a thing? 37430 How can you say that?" |
37430 | How come you ca n''t keep an assistant, Otto? |
37430 | How dare you say such a thing of me? |
37430 | How do I get to Wazzington Square? |
37430 | How go there? 37430 How is that gang behaving?" |
37430 | How much? |
37430 | How should I know? 37430 How would you like to come home from Zanesville or Bucyrus some day and find me gone, Ambrose?" |
37430 | How would you like to have me tell Mildred Wrigley you said that? |
37430 | How''s the head, old sport? 37430 Howzit?" |
37430 | Hydeman? |
37430 | I beg pardon? |
37430 | I beg pardon? |
37430 | I could get away with a dog like that, could n''t I? 37430 I could n''t, hey? |
37430 | I did n''t say''beagle'',the stranger smiled,"I said''peagle''--p- e- a- g- l- e.""What''s that?" |
37430 | I s''pose that white stuff on your upper lip ai n''t whipped cream? |
37430 | I save her? |
37430 | I thought for a minute he was going to,admitted Mrs. Pottle,"and then he said,''Are the Gulicks interested in this?'' |
37430 | I withdraw? 37430 If he has something to say to me,"thought Horace,"why does he say it with glowers?" |
37430 | Impossible? |
37430 | In bed? |
37430 | In how many years? |
37430 | Indeed? |
37430 | Is he your pup,he demanded, oratorically,"or is he not your pup, Mrs. Pottle? |
37430 | Is it all right? 37430 Is it not enough point that this thing was found in one of my cabins? |
37430 | Is it that Monsieur refuses to fight? |
37430 | Is it that you take me for a Punch and Judy show, Aristide? |
37430 | Is it you, Pether? |
37430 | Is n''t he a love? 37430 Is that a fact?" |
37430 | Is there anything I can do for you? |
37430 | Is there anything in American history the Gulicks did n''t have a hand in? |
37430 | Is this perhaps a bribe, monsieur? |
37430 | Isle of O- pip- ee? |
37430 | It can not be? |
37430 | It-- it is n''t that,fumbled out Peter Mullaney,"but-- but would n''t you please let me go out on post once more with Officer Gaffney?" |
37430 | Jawn, where is the Tropic of Capricorn? |
37430 | Kidnapers? 37430 Leak? |
37430 | Like being in love, for example? |
37430 | Look here,said Chester, hoarsely,"we''ve known each other for a long time now, have n''t we?" |
37430 | Lookahere, Ed Peterson, how dare you pass remarks like that about my ole friend, Mr.---- What is your name, anyhow? 37430 Man?" |
37430 | May I come to see you to- night? |
37430 | May I order just anything I want? |
37430 | Me? 37430 Me?" |
37430 | Me? |
37430 | Mealy- mealy, why you save me? 37430 Mealy- mealy, you eatum long pig? |
37430 | Monday? 37430 Money?" |
37430 | Mr. Cowdin,said Croly, as calmly as a bumping heart would permit,"shall I take over Baldwin''s work?" |
37430 | Much how? |
37430 | Must you trouble me with your pets at this time when I am busy? |
37430 | Mutt, Ambrose? |
37430 | Name''s what? |
37430 | No? 37430 No?" |
37430 | Not all of it? |
37430 | Not one of you? |
37430 | Now one more tiny favor? |
37430 | Oh, Croly dear,she said softly,"how did you do it?" |
37430 | Oh, are you, Mr. Deeley? 37430 Oh, did you, indeed?" |
37430 | Oh, is he? |
37430 | Oh, what is that? |
37430 | Oh, what''ll I do, what''ll I do? |
37430 | Oh, who was he? |
37430 | Oh, you do, do you? |
37430 | One what? |
37430 | Or brought nine old aunts to live with him? |
37430 | Oyster? |
37430 | Patience? 37430 Pershin'',"said Mr. Pottle, plaintively,"can it be that you have forgotten Papa Pottle? |
37430 | Pershing? 37430 Pershing?" |
37430 | Pets, monsieur? |
37430 | Plain water? |
37430 | Point, monsieur the captain? |
37430 | Pottle,he said, thoughtfully,"have n''t they got a dachshund up at those there kennels?" |
37430 | Protection, my angel? 37430 Question seventeen?" |
37430 | Really? |
37430 | Right? 37430 Sample of what?" |
37430 | Say, Pottle,he said,"if you''re so nutty about these here South Sea Islands, why do n''t you go there?" |
37430 | Say, what do you think this joint is? 37430 Say, when does the next trolley leave for Xenia?" |
37430 | Say,demanded Mr. Hydeman,"did you think I was going to take a hippopotamus with me?" |
37430 | Say,he asked, struck by a thought,"how do you know what spirits are going to be in this? |
37430 | Say,said the limp youth,"ai n''t you Kid McNulty, de Chelsea Bearcat?" |
37430 | Scared to drink? 37430 Shall I tell him about Little Red Riding Hood or Goody Two Shoes?" |
37430 | Shaved their own heads, did they? 37430 She did, did she?" |
37430 | She did? |
37430 | Shure, me bye,remarked old man Mullaney as he cut Peter down,"are ye after thinkin''that the Mullaneys is made of Injy rubber? |
37430 | Simpson Hall? 37430 So it''s you, is it?" |
37430 | So you think you can tell me how much Pink Petal costs a cake to make, eh? |
37430 | So you''re''sguised? 37430 So,"she said,"its whole name is Pershing Audacious Indomitable, is n''t it, tweetums?" |
37430 | Soap? |
37430 | Still thinkin''about the Tropic of Capricorn? |
37430 | Sure I do, honey,said Mr. Pottle,"but a man can like stories about elephants without wanting to own one, ca n''t he?" |
37430 | Sweet Lilac Tonic? |
37430 | Ten thousand million little blue devils, what does this mean? |
37430 | The Tropic of Whichicorn? |
37430 | The girl? |
37430 | The widow of Sergeant Aubison? |
37430 | Then why do you bring him to me with such great care? |
37430 | Then you do n''t remember what he says on Page 489? |
37430 | They''re kinda brief, are n''t they, Blossom? |
37430 | Thirry sizz? |
37430 | To whom do you think you''re speaking to? |
37430 | To whom? 37430 Too late for what, Hoo?" |
37430 | Two hundred, then? |
37430 | Undress you, mister? |
37430 | Up? |
37430 | Upon what do the men in the jungle feast, O plump and pleasing daughter of delight? |
37430 | Wad are you? 37430 Wadda yah want?" |
37430 | Waddabout me, hey? 37430 Wadjuh expeck in a Horse''s Neck?" |
37430 | Wadjuh got? |
37430 | Waz difference? |
37430 | We ca n''t leave him in the cold, can we? |
37430 | Webber Hall? 37430 Well, Chief?" |
37430 | Well, Monsieur Pettipon? |
37430 | Well, dear, what kind of a dog shall we get? |
37430 | Well, got any candidates for the place? |
37430 | Well, wad are you? |
37430 | Well, well? |
37430 | Well, whose one man dog is he? |
37430 | Well, why the dooce did n''t you? |
37430 | Well,said the burglar,"will you take a hundred for her?" |
37430 | Well,ventured Mr. Blatter,"what about Tidbury Epps?" |
37430 | Well? 37430 Well?" |
37430 | Well? |
37430 | Well? |
37430 | Well? |
37430 | Were you scheduled to go out on post for instruction,he asked,"if you passed your examination?" |
37430 | Wetsel? |
37430 | Wha- a- at? |
37430 | What about his father? |
37430 | What are you''sguised as? 37430 What books?" |
37430 | What did I tell yuh? |
37430 | What did you say; then what did he say; then what did you say? |
37430 | What did you want a red cent for, honey? |
37430 | What do you mean? |
37430 | What do you wonder, Ambrose? |
37430 | What does that mean? |
37430 | What experience have you had? |
37430 | What has she done? |
37430 | What has that to do with baboons? |
37430 | What if she did? 37430 What in the name of thunder have you been doing to your hair?" |
37430 | What is it, O Bunnidori? |
37430 | What line are you in? |
37430 | What man said this? |
37430 | What name? |
37430 | What sort of costume? |
37430 | What the devil are you? |
37430 | What thing? 37430 What was it the Belgiums said?" |
37430 | What way? |
37430 | What''s bitin''you, anyhow, Pottle? 37430 What''s that you say?" |
37430 | What''s that? 37430 What''s the joke?" |
37430 | What''s wrong with Hydeman? |
37430 | What''s your name? |
37430 | What, dear? |
37430 | What, you still in the hot room? 37430 What? |
37430 | What? 37430 What? |
37430 | What? 37430 What?" |
37430 | What? |
37430 | What? |
37430 | When was Granville founded? |
37430 | When? |
37430 | Where am I? |
37430 | Where are can- balls? 37430 Where can I hang my pants?" |
37430 | Where do I come in? |
37430 | Where have you been all day? |
37430 | Where is it now? |
37430 | Where is? 37430 Where is?" |
37430 | Where you gottum tribe? 37430 Where your tribe, Pottle- pottle?" |
37430 | Where''d she find it? |
37430 | Where''d you get her? |
37430 | Where''d you get the pooch? |
37430 | Where''s Cleopotter? |
37430 | Where''s Cowdin? 37430 Where''s Cowdin?" |
37430 | Where''s Gawge? |
37430 | Where''s everybody? |
37430 | Where? |
37430 | Where? |
37430 | Where? |
37430 | Who are you? |
37430 | Who are you? |
37430 | Who are you? |
37430 | Who asked you for your red cents? |
37430 | Who is it? |
37430 | Who is your favorite poet? |
37430 | Who would n''t give you a red cent? |
37430 | Who you? |
37430 | Who''s he? |
37430 | Who''s that? |
37430 | Who? 37430 Who?" |
37430 | Whom are you going with? |
37430 | Whom did you expect it to be? |
37430 | Whose else would it be? |
37430 | Why are you so pensive? |
37430 | Why are you''sguised? 37430 Why should they come here?" |
37430 | Why were n''t you home for lunch? |
37430 | Why, Mildred,exclaimed Chester, and for the first time there was impatience in his voice,"what''s the matter?" |
37430 | Why, what ails you, anyhow? |
37430 | Why? |
37430 | Why? |
37430 | Will Monsieur and his seconds do me the honor of calling on me day after to- morrow? |
37430 | Will it poison us? 37430 Will to- morrow at dawn be convenient for Monsieur?" |
37430 | With axle grease? |
37430 | With this company? |
37430 | With what company? |
37430 | Work? |
37430 | Wot''s the big idea? 37430 Wot''s the joke?" |
37430 | Wotja want? |
37430 | Would n''t you like some nice watercress salad and some tea and lady- fingers? |
37430 | Yes,said Mr. Pottle;"why?" |
37430 | You a fighter? |
37430 | You do n''t mean antelope? |
37430 | You do n''t tell me? |
37430 | You do not wish to withdraw them? |
37430 | You have come to fight? |
37430 | You have? |
37430 | You know him, then? |
37430 | You married? |
37430 | You take me right home, do you hear? |
37430 | You take me to- mollow? 37430 You thought I was a dead one, eh?" |
37430 | You will, will you? |
37430 | You''ll what? |
37430 | You''re familiar with Bambara, are n''t you? |
37430 | You''re not serious, Otto? |
37430 | You, Blossom? |
37430 | You-- have-- an-- engagement? |
37430 | You? 37430 You? |
37430 | You? |
37430 | Your dog? |
37430 | Your pageant? 37430 Your precious what?" |
37430 | _ Who am I, oh list''ning peoples? 37430 A dog can bark and bite whether he has a family tree or not, ca n''t he? 37430 A dump? 37430 Addicks? |
37430 | Addicks?" |
37430 | Addicks?" |
37430 | Again? |
37430 | Am I not a sportsman? |
37430 | An uncommendable attitude? |
37430 | And Cowan told you you did n''t have a figuring mind, did he? |
37430 | And Monsieur Pettipon would smile hopefully and say"Who can tell?" |
37430 | And anyhow, why pamper him? |
37430 | And jump in the arms of your own true love, While the wind blows chilly and cold? |
37430 | And leave the lentil soup to burn?" |
37430 | And what is a virtuoso without a violin? |
37430 | And what would you suggest instead of the old way?" |
37430 | Are you?" |
37430 | Are you?" |
37430 | At last with a great effort he asked weakly,"You found him here, monsieur?" |
37430 | At the top of his voice, he began,"_ Who am I, oh list''ning peoples?_""Pottle the barber,"answered a voice in the gallery. |
37430 | Believe what? |
37430 | Besides me ambitious but diminootive frind, if they was yeggs what good could ye do wid no stick and no gun? |
37430 | Bonticu marry? |
37430 | Bottle?" |
37430 | Braddy, why the devil do n''t you do something decisive?" |
37430 | Braddy?" |
37430 | But can you imagine old Epps giving a party?" |
37430 | But now have I not a thousand and two things to do? |
37430 | But oh, Croly dear, we could n''t live on twenty- two dollars and fifty cents a week; now could we?" |
37430 | But surely you have heard what I, Alphonse Pettipon, steward in the second class, found in one of my cabins?" |
37430 | But then, again, why stop at twenty dollars? |
37430 | But what about the explorers who had not written books? |
37430 | But when he came to Croly he shot him an impatient look and asked sharply,"Well, speak up, ca n''t yuh?" |
37430 | But would they ever find out? |
37430 | Ca n''t I protect you?" |
37430 | Can I have a dish of it on the back stairs? |
37430 | Can you forgive me?" |
37430 | Can you imagine me a parson?" |
37430 | Can- balls where are? |
37430 | Could Napoleon forget Waterloo? |
37430 | Could it be that that was where he would do best? |
37430 | Could n''t you just DIE eating lobster?" |
37430 | Croly Addicks? |
37430 | DON''T MISS THE DARING GARDEN OF EDEN BALLET AND MASQUE AT FOUR A.M."Are you a Greenwich Villager?" |
37430 | Deeley?" |
37430 | Did I not say to forget the matter?" |
37430 | Did n''t I walk six blocks in the cold to a grocery store to get a box for his bed? |
37430 | Did n''t you line it with some of my best towels? |
37430 | Did not the chief steward''s words imply that the crime was too heinous for any one less than the captain himself to pass judgment on it? |
37430 | Did the nassy man frighten my precious Pershing?" |
37430 | Dinner and then the Winter Garden? |
37430 | Do I care?" |
37430 | Do I care?" |
37430 | Do I get the job?" |
37430 | Do n''t it say in the Bible,''What man by takin''thought can add a Cupid to his statue?''" |
37430 | Do n''t you remember? |
37430 | Do you hear that?" |
37430 | Do you understand? |
37430 | Does your mind never soar? |
37430 | Drunk? |
37430 | Eatum long pig you? |
37430 | Epps?" |
37430 | Fire? |
37430 | For example, Mr. Puttle, do you know what R. W. D. G. M. stands for?" |
37430 | Found another one?" |
37430 | Gallup?" |
37430 | Get me? |
37430 | Get me?" |
37430 | Go there how? |
37430 | Got any valuables? |
37430 | Had not the chief steward refused to hear him? |
37430 | Has a speck of dust ever been found in one of your cabins? |
37430 | Have n''t I trouble enough without my own husband adding to it?" |
37430 | Have we hit an iceberg?" |
37430 | Have you forgotten nice, kind mans that took you for pretty walks? |
37430 | He did n''t ride all the way out here to Ohio, did he?" |
37430 | He did so, muttering the while:"Undress me? |
37430 | He said loudly:"Who you? |
37430 | He stared, fascinated, overwhelmed; it must surely be his face, since his body was attached to it, but how could it be? |
37430 | He threw himself into the work of selling rugs so vigorously that his fellow salesmen whispered to each other,"What ails the Ole Hippopotamus?" |
37430 | He was a bachelor, and said, more than once, as he sipped his old Anjou in the Café de l''Univers,"I marry? |
37430 | He was hearing Kondorman ask,"Where is the Tropic of Capricorn?" |
37430 | He? |
37430 | Heard who?" |
37430 | His friends? |
37430 | His shield? |
37430 | His tribe? |
37430 | How could she know, having been brought up so carefully? |
37430 | How did Rockefeller? |
37430 | How did this here Vanderlip? |
37430 | How long have you been here?" |
37430 | How many times do I have to tell you to watch it?" |
37430 | How old are you? |
37430 | Hugh Braddy? |
37430 | Hunger? |
37430 | Hydeman had sniggered at him, had he? |
37430 | I be dad to a collection of squealing, wiggling cabbages? |
37430 | I have my reasons----""Who brought what with whom?" |
37430 | I marry? |
37430 | I read in the paper last night a piece that asked something that''s been on my mind a long time:''Whither are we drifting?''" |
37430 | I sent for Cowdin, did n''t I? |
37430 | I suppose seven times a day, including once in the middle of the night is n''t often enough?" |
37430 | I''ll admit he made good coffee-- But a soldier? |
37430 | In C 341 was a young painter and his bride; his tip would be two dollars, and that would be enough, for was he not a fellow artist? |
37430 | In the books they do n''t have''em, do they? |
37430 | Indeed, polygamy is a common practice, and----""Polly Gammy?" |
37430 | Instead, with a smile in which there was a lot of irony, and some interest, he asked,"Oh, indeed? |
37430 | Is it hard work?" |
37430 | Is it not a question of honor? |
37430 | Is it that Monsieur is prepared to swallow his word of insult?" |
37430 | Is it that in the second class one comes to blows with them?" |
37430 | Is n''t it about time this great hulking creature did something to earn his keep? |
37430 | Is n''t it under a nice, warm stove? |
37430 | Is that nothing? |
37430 | Is where?" |
37430 | Just drop a note to Cowdin to- morrow, will you, and tell him he need n''t come back?" |
37430 | Let''s see-- there are many kinds-- acetic, benzoic, citric, gallic, lactic, malic, oxalic, palmitic, picric-- but why go on?" |
37430 | Long pig you eatum?" |
37430 | May they call to- morrow at high noon?" |
37430 | Me you take to- mollow? |
37430 | Most baboons have ischial callosities----""Oh, what do they do with them?" |
37430 | Mr. Pottle checked the frown that had started to gather at"Blossom,"and asked politely,"And what is the beast''s name?" |
37430 | My one man dog will guard me, wo n''t you, sweetie- pie? |
37430 | Not Monday? |
37430 | Not a S- s- schimpaz- z- ze- e- e.""Ran- tan?" |
37430 | Now, honey, why not give a good, old- fashioned chicken supper in the church hall, with perhaps a minstrel show afterward? |
37430 | Of course he ai n''t no revnofficer? |
37430 | Of them he inquired solicitously enough,"What''s yourn?" |
37430 | Of what do you speak? |
37430 | Oh, Martha dear, why did you do it?" |
37430 | Oh, what? |
37430 | Or was it three blocks souse and two blocks wes''?" |
37430 | Pantan? |
37430 | Perhaps, young man, you''ll be so good as to tell me what''s wrong with it? |
37430 | Pobble?" |
37430 | Pottle and Pageantry_ 101 VI_ The Cage Man_ 127 VII_ Where is the Tropic of Capricorn?_ 145 VIII_ Mr. |
37430 | Pottle?" |
37430 | S- s- schimpaz- z- ze- e- e?" |
37430 | Sandy Claws or a cough drop?" |
37430 | Say, Terrible, why did n''t you join us at the Pagan Rout?" |
37430 | Say, next time yuh meet him you''ll knock him for a row of circus tents, wo n''t yuh?" |
37430 | Scared of anything? |
37430 | Shall Granville lag behind? |
37430 | Shall we meet at dawn to- morrow?" |
37430 | She busied herself with the angel''s wing, then paused to ask,"Ambrose, have you learned your historical epilogue?" |
37430 | Should he begin,"Mr. Berger, if you think I''m worth it, will you please raise my pay five dollars a week?" |
37430 | Should he begin,"See here, Mr. Berger, the time has come for you to raise my salary ten dollars?" |
37430 | Should he call it"Cannibal- Bound on O- pip- ee,"or,"Cannibals Who have almost Eaten Me"? |
37430 | So Martha Ritter thought he was quiet, eh? |
37430 | So full of understanding and fidelity and-- and----""Fleas?" |
37430 | So with a temerity quite foreign to him he stepped up briskly to the first passing pedestrian and asked,"Say, frien'', where''s Sebble Abloo?" |
37430 | Somebody overboard? |
37430 | Something was asking him,"Why go in that house? |
37430 | Taken for Kid McNulty, the prize fighter? |
37430 | That fed you pretty steaks? |
37430 | That gave you pretty baths? |
37430 | The chief purchasing agent''s countenance wore the expression of one who says"Where have I seen that face before?" |
37430 | The kennel man said,''Now ai n''t that wonderful, lady, the way he''s taken to you? |
37430 | The mother is as fine a looking spotted coach dog as ever you laid an eye on and the pups----""What was the father?" |
37430 | The only way I can find that out is by asking questions, is n''t it?" |
37430 | The question is,''Where is the Tropic of Capricorn?'' |
37430 | The town grew up and made''em rich, but what did they ever do for the town?" |
37430 | Then Peter asked,"Jawn----""What, Pether?" |
37430 | Then why wake me up this cold night?" |
37430 | Then, to her husband,"Ambrose, how can you suggest such a thing? |
37430 | There are other things in life besides food, are n''t there?" |
37430 | There go how?" |
37430 | They were:"You are aware of the consequences of your words, Monsieur Pantan?" |
37430 | To- mollow you take me? |
37430 | To- mollow? |
37430 | To- mollow? |
37430 | To- mollow?" |
37430 | Tribe you gottum where?" |
37430 | VII:_ Where is the Tropic of Capricorn?_"One, two, three, bend! |
37430 | Wad did you do?" |
37430 | Wad did you do?" |
37430 | Wadda they take me for? |
37430 | Wadda they take me for?" |
37430 | Waddabout me, B''lum?" |
37430 | Want a little more sirup?" |
37430 | Was he on the staff of Washington? |
37430 | Was it by being humble? |
37430 | Was it by setting still?'' |
37430 | We''re not a mutt, are we, Pershing? |
37430 | Well? |
37430 | Well?" |
37430 | What ails my brave one?" |
37430 | What could they kidnap?" |
37430 | What did our boys fight for? |
37430 | What do I care why apples fall off trees? |
37430 | What do you call this?" |
37430 | What had happened to them? |
37430 | What if I did used to get a snootful now and then? |
37430 | What is it? |
37430 | What makes ye think they''re burglars?" |
37430 | What more could mortal ask? |
37430 | What''s that?" |
37430 | What''s the good of saying officers must be five feet six and then taking men who are shorter?" |
37430 | What?" |
37430 | When he had finished, Monsieur Ronssoy said,"And you thought it necessary to report your discovery to the head steward of the second class?" |
37430 | Where are you going?" |
37430 | Where can- balls are?" |
37430 | Where''s Cowdin anyhow? |
37430 | Where?" |
37430 | Wherezat?" |
37430 | Who are you?" |
37430 | Who are you?" |
37430 | Who is going to write this thing, anyhow?" |
37430 | Who the devil are you?" |
37430 | Who would care for Anastasie? |
37430 | Who would have him now? |
37430 | Who you?" |
37430 | Who?" |
37430 | Why argue with a cannibal? |
37430 | Why did n''t Cowdin come? |
37430 | Why did n''t you say so in the first place?" |
37430 | Why do n''t you come to me? |
37430 | Why risk your life? |
37430 | Why save you me? |
37430 | Why you me save?" |
37430 | Why? |
37430 | Why? |
37430 | Why?" |
37430 | Will you come here a little moment?" |
37430 | Wo n''t you let me put you down for that amount?''" |
37430 | Would Friday at dawn in the truffle preserve be entirely convenient for Monsieur?" |
37430 | Would you care to inspect them?" |
37430 | Would you fly in the face of the Good Book?" |
37430 | You ai n''t''nofficer, are you?" |
37430 | You do n''t tell me?" |
37430 | You gottum tribe where? |
37430 | You who? |
37430 | You would n''t wear a diamond ring inside your shirt, would you? |
37430 | You''ll give him Hydeman''s job, wo n''t you, Otto?" |
37430 | You''ll promise me you''ll give up Greenwich Village and drinking, wo n''t you, Tidbury?" |
37430 | You''re not related to him, I suppose?" |
37430 | You? |
37430 | or, occasionally,"Ai n''t it the truth?" |
37430 | said Mr. Pottle with a rising inflection which had the perfume of sarcasm about it,"No? |
26528 | A blighted romance of youth; some fair, fickle maid who fled with another and left you alone? |
26528 | A near relative, I presume? |
26528 | A which? |
26528 | A which? |
26528 | Afraid she''ll steal you, eh? |
26528 | Ah, Truckles? |
26528 | Ah, all governesses are queer, ai n''t they? |
26528 | Ai n''t I here? |
26528 | Ai n''t it? |
26528 | Ai n''t you afraid the sun will fade them curly locks of yours? |
26528 | Ai n''t you beginning sort of young? |
26528 | Ai n''t you runnin''some risks,says I,"loadin''up with a lid that may not fit her partic''lar style of beauty?" |
26528 | Ai n''t you takin''a lot of trouble, just for a few Polackers? |
26528 | And have your wife''s maid speak of me as a dumpy old scarecrow? 26528 And it got you some worried tryin''to make good, eh?" |
26528 | And the others? |
26528 | And then, when I saw you with the children, asking them about me----Oh, you wo n''t arrest me and take me away from the darlings, will you? 26528 And this manicure lady is a ringer for Mrs. Daggett, eh?" |
26528 | And was your hotel the Occident? |
26528 | And what was the date of this-- this unfortunate occurrence? |
26528 | And what''s that in English? |
26528 | And where is it she''s been livin''all this time that you''ve been gettin''on so well in New York? |
26528 | And you''ve forgot my mug so soon? |
26528 | Another postscript, eh? |
26528 | Any partic''lar place? |
26528 | Anything wrong, sir? |
26528 | Apartment house, is it? |
26528 | Are they all going? |
26528 | Are you stringin''me, or am I stringin''you? |
26528 | Are you taken this way often? |
26528 | Armenian? |
26528 | As high as fifty a throw? |
26528 | Aunty carries her own scenery with her, do n''t she? |
26528 | Aunty''s got a treat in store for her, eh? |
26528 | Batty, am I? |
26528 | Been playin''the Mrs. Taft, have you? 26528 Been taking a little flyer, eh?" |
26528 | Been wadin''in the park lake, or enjoyin''the shower? |
26528 | But how the-- where in blazes did you get it? |
26528 | But if I am to have any, why not this? |
26528 | But look here, Tutty,says I,"just what sort of enterprise do you think you can direct?" |
26528 | But surely,puts in Miss Ann,"you are not going into such a----""Why not?" |
26528 | But what does a Sareef have to do? |
26528 | But what''s the idea? |
26528 | But where am I to look first? |
26528 | But who was the fellow? |
26528 | But why the feather mattress? |
26528 | But you have a wife somewhere ashore, I suppose,suggests Chunk,"a dear old soul who waits anxiously for you to come back?" |
26528 | But, mother,says he,"what does this mean? |
26528 | But,says Hooker,"ca n''t you do something about those helpers? |
26528 | But,says I,"how about this hat?" |
26528 | But,says he, hesitatin''and pushin''back the hat brim,"is n''t this-- er-- aren''t you Professor McCabe?" |
26528 | But-- er-- do I understand,says Pinckney,"that there is-- ah-- some attachment between you and-- er-- the young lady?" |
26528 | Buying tailor made uniforms for the Misses Blickens? |
26528 | Ca n''t wet the sea, eh? 26528 Can they go any faster, Dyckman?" |
26528 | Did I get let in wrong on the Hermy proposition, eh? |
26528 | Did I hurt? |
26528 | Did I? |
26528 | Did n''t I tell you it was a lady? 26528 Did n''t I tell you?" |
26528 | Did you find it an interesting case? |
26528 | Did you stray off, or was you sent? |
26528 | Did-- did DeLancey say that? 26528 Director of enterprises, eh?" |
26528 | Do I interrupt? |
26528 | Do I? |
26528 | Do n''t catch onto the Brut, eh? 26528 Do n''t you find your modesty something of a handicap?" |
26528 | Do we look it? |
26528 | Do you dream I do n''t know whether this jump is in my brain or my jaw? 26528 Do you expect me to stay here and countenance any such folly?" |
26528 | Do you mean,says he,"that I can not communicate with a guest in this hotel without being liable to arrest?" |
26528 | Do you see that? |
26528 | Do you think it''s so she would really and truly murder us all and run off with the jewelry, or that she''d let in burglars after dark? 26528 Do you think they''ll have a policeman take her away before she poisons us all? |
26528 | Do you want to make me cry? |
26528 | Do you? |
26528 | Dobie? |
26528 | Does it matter? 26528 Does it pay him well?" |
26528 | Does the L stand for Limed? 26528 Doubtless you will spend a day or so there?" |
26528 | Dropped in to let me hand you a few vibrations with the mitts? |
26528 | Egbert,says I, frank and confidential,"you''re a sweet scented pill, ai n''t you?" |
26528 | Eh, Sadie? |
26528 | Eh? 26528 Eh?" |
26528 | Eh? |
26528 | Eh? |
26528 | Eh? |
26528 | Eh? |
26528 | Eh? |
26528 | Eh? |
26528 | Eh? |
26528 | Eh? |
26528 | Eh? |
26528 | Eh? |
26528 | Eh? |
26528 | Eh? |
26528 | Eh? |
26528 | Eh? |
26528 | Eh? |
26528 | Eh? |
26528 | Eh? |
26528 | Eh? |
26528 | Eh? |
26528 | Ever get so you could n''t eat, could n''t sleep, could n''t think of but one thing over and over? |
26528 | Ever see Bobby? |
26528 | Excuse me, lady,says I, sidesteppin''behind the chair,"but ai n''t you tryin''to tag the wrong party?" |
26528 | Excuse me,says I;"but ai n''t you missin''a trick, or is it because you do n''t feel sociable to- day? |
26528 | Fire, police, or what? |
26528 | For instance? |
26528 | For the love of Mike,says I,"how do you stand it?" |
26528 | Forty cents a dozen is good, ai n''t it? |
26528 | Get the idea? |
26528 | Goin''to have him probed for hookworms? |
26528 | Going down town? |
26528 | Good money in it? |
26528 | Got any idea where you''re going, or how long you''ll be gone? |
26528 | Got one on the job already, eh? |
26528 | Got''em mesmerized? |
26528 | Got''em something sudden and noisy, eh? |
26528 | Guess I can find the trail easy enough, eh? |
26528 | Handing you a few practical hints along the economy line, eh? |
26528 | Have n''t we worn out the settees in the agency offices? 26528 Have n''t you read about it? |
26528 | He''s the real thing, is he? |
26528 | Hey, Dummy? 26528 Hey?" |
26528 | Hey? |
26528 | Him a hunter? |
26528 | Honest? |
26528 | Honest? |
26528 | How about Blickens''skating rink in Kansas City? |
26528 | How about Tony? |
26528 | How about plays, then? |
26528 | How about stayin''with your luck till it turns? 26528 How am I to begin?" |
26528 | How can I tell until I''ve looked''em over? |
26528 | How do I know? 26528 How long do they think they can keep up that pace? |
26528 | How long since I''ve been official marine bouncer for this organization? 26528 How''d you get onto my disguise?" |
26528 | How''s Annie? |
26528 | How''s that? |
26528 | I beg pardon,says he,"but you say this hotel was at Lake Como?" |
26528 | I have been made the salaried secretary of the S. O. S. G. W. H."Is it a new benefit order,says I,"or what?" |
26528 | I hope I did n''t intrude? |
26528 | I intrude, yes? 26528 I know it''s runnin''a risk; but I''ll chance one more: What part of the map do you hail from, Marmaduke?" |
26528 | I suppose he-- er-- sent no message? |
26528 | I suppose it worked? |
26528 | I thought Lizzie was in a store? |
26528 | I''d look nice, would n''t I, holdin''a perfect stranger up for his pedigree? |
26528 | I''ll be up about six, eh? |
26528 | I-- I beg pardon? |
26528 | If you did, where''s the can? |
26528 | In the matter of handing over a little spendin''money, eh? |
26528 | Is dinner over? 26528 Is it a good one you''ve just remembered, or has something humorous happened to one of your best friends?" |
26528 | Is it a huggin''match, or a rough- house tackle? |
26528 | Is it orderin''some fancy groceries, or sendin''out a new laundry artist? |
26528 | Is it part of Austria, or just a nickname for some alfalfa district out West? |
26528 | Is it true, Shorty? |
26528 | Is n''t he here? |
26528 | Is this something you dreamed, Snick,says I,"or is it a sample of your megaphone talk?" |
26528 | It just suits me, does n''t it? |
26528 | It was? |
26528 | It''s a cinch if you can hold onto him, eh? |
26528 | It''s a joke, is it? 26528 It''s just this: If I could find a woman who looked a good deal like my wife, I could try the hat on her, could n''t I? |
26528 | It''s lovely out, is n''t it? |
26528 | It''s_ ris de veau_, is n''t it? |
26528 | Jeremiah again, hey? |
26528 | Know anything of his habits, and so on? |
26528 | L. Egbert, eh? |
26528 | Looks kind of squally for the governess, do n''t it? |
26528 | Looks like it, do n''t it? |
26528 | Lost somebody, have you? |
26528 | Manicure artists? |
26528 | Marmaduke-- did you say it was? |
26528 | Marston? |
26528 | Me? 26528 Me?" |
26528 | Me? |
26528 | Me? |
26528 | Me? |
26528 | Me? |
26528 | Message? |
26528 | Miss Ann, ai n''t it? |
26528 | Mr. Gordon,says I, turnin''to Pyramid, who''s heard it all,"what do you think of that, anyway?" |
26528 | Mufflers? |
26528 | Must have set you back near a hundred, did n''t they? |
26528 | Never tried trailin''a pay envelope, did he? |
26528 | Nobody was keel? |
26528 | Not Beany, that used to do architectin''on the top floor over the studio? |
26528 | Not Broadway Bob? |
26528 | Not here? |
26528 | Not that I do n''t believe there was something in what he said,Sadie explains to me afterwards;"only-- only----""Only he was a false alarm, eh?" |
26528 | Not the-- the one we saw out front? 26528 Now what did I tell you; eh, Hermy?" |
26528 | Now what in blazes was it he did say to tell you? 26528 Now what in the name of all that''s woolly,"says Chunk,"would you say to a thing like that?" |
26528 | Now, Mr. Marston, what is the most reasonable sum, per month, that would allow you to carry out your idea of being a gentleman? |
26528 | Now, how about you-- and this? |
26528 | Now, why on earth do n''t he stay in that sanatorium where I took him? 26528 Now, would n''t you like to see the best show on Broadway?" |
26528 | Of what use to fret the oracle? |
26528 | Of working? |
26528 | Oh, I say,says he,"but where is Peter?" |
26528 | Oh, am I? |
26528 | Oh, do I? |
26528 | Oh, her? |
26528 | Oh, that''s it, is it? |
26528 | Oh, what of it? |
26528 | Old Clicky? |
26528 | Old Jerry? 26528 Or are you just blowin''about''em? |
26528 | Ought to be something that would kind of jibe with her complexion and the color of her hair, had n''t it? |
26528 | Out in the celluloid collar belt, eh? |
26528 | Perhaps you do n''t know me? |
26528 | Perhaps you have heard of our efforts to have a child labor bill passed in our State? |
26528 | Peter, sir? |
26528 | Pigeons? |
26528 | Possibly they''re all right,says he;"but how-- how long have you been wearing your hair that way?" |
26528 | Preacher? |
26528 | Put it off three minutes, ca n''t you? |
26528 | Quite a hat, eh? |
26528 | Quite some of a looker, eh? |
26528 | Really? |
26528 | Reg''lar rough on rats carnival, eh? |
26528 | Regularly employed here, are you, Spotty? |
26528 | Say, Doc.,says I once when he was fittin''a fresh auger into the machine,"you ai n''t mistakin''me for the guilty party, are you?" |
26528 | Say, Maizie,says I,"who''s the Sir Lionel Budweiser, and where did you pick him up?" |
26528 | Say, Tutty,says I,"do you really mean to put over a bluff the size of that?" |
26528 | Say, could n''t you make it Madison Square Garden? 26528 Say, did you ever hear Bonci or Caruso or any of that mob warble? |
26528 | Say, for the love of Mike,says I,"is there anything about your governess you kids have n''t heard or seen? |
26528 | Say, what the howling hyenas are you spouting about? |
26528 | Say, write that down on my cuff by syllables, will you? 26528 Say, you do n''t suppose our sleepin''friend here is old Jerry Fargo, do you? |
26528 | Say,says I, steppin''inside,"this ai n''t the costume you''re going to start for Canada in, is it?" |
26528 | Say,says I,"was it a fact that the Bishop broke loose and cussed?" |
26528 | Sends in something of a Saturday, do n''t he? |
26528 | Shall I lug the basket for you, Miss Colliver? |
26528 | She lived in England from the time she was sixteen, and of course twenty years away from one''s----"Does she claim to be only thirty- six? |
26528 | She''s a little bit of all right, eh? |
26528 | Since you''ve been so kind,says he,"perhaps you would give me your opinion-- if I am not detaining you?" |
26528 | Sisters? |
26528 | Slap his life out? 26528 So Pinckney brought you along too, did he? |
26528 | So here''s where you are, eh? 26528 So you had a talk with DeLancey?" |
26528 | So you just put me down offhand for two hundred and fifty, did you? |
26528 | So you showed up, eh? |
26528 | So- o- o- o? |
26528 | So? |
26528 | So? |
26528 | So? |
26528 | Somebody been throwin''the hooks into you, have they? |
26528 | Somebody overbid that hundred a week? |
26528 | Sounds enticin'', do n''t it? |
26528 | Sounds nice, do n''t it? |
26528 | Spot- tee? |
26528 | Spot- tee? |
26528 | Still sticks to the polonaise of''81, and wears a straw lid she bought durin''the Centennial, eh? |
26528 | Sure,says I;"but how about this Sir Podmore?" |
26528 | That so? |
26528 | That sounds good,says I;"but does it mean anything? |
26528 | That you, McCabe? |
26528 | That''s a joke, is it? |
26528 | The grandmother habit is something she''s contracted comparative recent, eh? 26528 The kids have got to be educated somewhere, have n''t they?" |
26528 | Then how about Clover Blossom Inn? |
26528 | Then perhaps you will allow me to give you a lift? |
26528 | Then she hangs out with your sister, eh, and does her grandmother act there? |
26528 | Then this Roulaire name you''ve been flaggin''under was sort of a_ nom de plume_? |
26528 | Then what''s the idea? |
26528 | Then you are a believer in homeopathic psychotherapeutics? |
26528 | Then you''re the enterprise director, Tutwater? |
26528 | Then-- then I''m not to go to jail? |
26528 | There, there, Vincent? |
26528 | They gen''rally spells it g- o- a- t.CHAPTER XII MRS. TRUCKLES''BROAD JUMP And do you imagine Kitty Marston settles down to a life job after that? |
26528 | They let you supply the funds, eh? |
26528 | Think I''d risk my neck at any such game as that? 26528 Think he would?" |
26528 | Think you''ll like it? |
26528 | This ai n''t a deacon, is it? |
26528 | This is where the Tiscotts hang out, is it? |
26528 | Turned crooked on you, did he? |
26528 | Vos iss dot? |
26528 | Wa''n''t it? |
26528 | Wa''n''t you just tellin''me about how you was plannin''a job for the coroner? 26528 Was it run by a gent they called Sport Blickens?" |
26528 | Was patting your cheek part of it? |
26528 | Well, how are you comin''on? |
26528 | Well, son,says I,"where did you drop from?" |
26528 | Well, there''s more still, ai n''t there? |
26528 | Well, what about Katy? |
26528 | Well, what of them? |
26528 | Well, what then? |
26528 | Well,says I,"did you adopt the old pirate, or did he adopt you?" |
26528 | Well,says I,"do n''t he-- er----Is it a dummy, or a live one? |
26528 | Well,says I,"how''s that work scornin''pet of yours gettin''on these days?" |
26528 | Well,says I,"so you and Spotty are goin''to leave us, eh?" |
26528 | Well,says I,"the studio''s still here on 42d- st., and if your eyesight ai n''t failed you----""Oh, chop it, ca n''t you, Shorty?" |
26528 | Well,says he,"what did you think of Marmaduke?" |
26528 | Well? |
26528 | Well? |
26528 | Well? |
26528 | Well? |
26528 | Were you saying something about the glass works? 26528 Wha- a- at''s that?" |
26528 | What Tiscotts? 26528 What about coming out and having dinner with me?" |
26528 | What can I set up? |
26528 | What did I tell you? |
26528 | What do you find to do? |
26528 | What do you know about brushin''out batty lofts? |
26528 | What do you know about it, Jarvis? |
26528 | What do you mean? |
26528 | What do you think of that, now? 26528 What do you think, Babe?" |
26528 | What do you think, eh? |
26528 | What for? |
26528 | What for? |
26528 | What if I stood ready to break his, eh? |
26528 | What is it, a masquerade? |
26528 | What is it, some abandoned farm up in Vermont? |
26528 | What kind,says I,"perfect, or just plain lady? |
26528 | What makes Aunt Martha so scared of her? |
26528 | What makes you think she''ll come? |
26528 | What noble merchant prince is so generous to you as all that? |
26528 | What of it? |
26528 | What then? |
26528 | What was that last of yours? |
26528 | What would be your guess on the price of that there, now? |
26528 | What you howlin''about, then? |
26528 | What''ll it be? |
26528 | What''s happened to Spotty? |
26528 | What''s it all about? |
26528 | What''s that? |
26528 | What''s the game? 26528 What''s the grand rush?" |
26528 | What''s the job? |
26528 | What''s the joke? |
26528 | What''s the use goin''to the club when the Physical Culture Studio is handier? 26528 What''s the use?" |
26528 | What''s the use? |
26528 | What''s up, Chunk? |
26528 | What''s wrong? |
26528 | What, I? |
26528 | What? |
26528 | Whatever is the matter? |
26528 | Where is Dyckman? |
26528 | Where is he now? |
26528 | Where to, Vincent? |
26528 | Where you headed for now? |
26528 | Where? 26528 Which?" |
26528 | Who am I? |
26528 | Who are you, please? |
26528 | Who are you? |
26528 | Who do you think you''re dealin''with, anyway? |
26528 | Who in thunder are you? |
26528 | Who''s been tellin''you it did? |
26528 | Who''s that? |
26528 | Who''s the silent gazooks you run on the siding out front? |
26528 | Who, Marmaduke? |
26528 | Why Wednesday? |
26528 | Why cry over spilt milk when one can keep a cat? |
26528 | Why did n''t you buy a private railroad train while you was about it, Pinckney? |
26528 | Why do n''t you call in Brother- in- Law Rodney, for a starter? |
26528 | Why do n''t you have him up? |
26528 | Why not here as well as anywhere? |
26528 | Why not? 26528 Why not?" |
26528 | Why not? |
26528 | Why not? |
26528 | Why not? |
26528 | Why pretend to approve of one''s parent,says he,"when approval is undeserved?" |
26528 | Why, Sadie? |
26528 | Why, have n''t you heard? 26528 Why,"says I, lookin''him over careful,--"why, I do n''t know as I''d want to go as far as---- Well, what''s the object?" |
26528 | Why,says she, shruggin''her shoulders,--"how is it you put such things?--the limit, I suppose?" |
26528 | Why-- why-- how long has that been? |
26528 | Will I? |
26528 | Wonder what she''s going to do for me? |
26528 | Would I be lettin''the likes of her-- that Miss Colliver-- come here if he did,says she,"or workin''my eyes out like this?" |
26528 | Would n''t Thursday or Friday do as well? |
26528 | Would that hold him? |
26528 | Would you take him, if you was me? |
26528 | Ye- e- es? |
26528 | Ye- e- es? |
26528 | Ye- e- es? |
26528 | Yes, ai n''t it? |
26528 | Yes? |
26528 | You ai n''t cast the hypnotic spell over him, have you, Snick? |
26528 | You ai n''t thinkin''of puttin''that old sour face on the stage, are you? 26528 You do n''t call that ticklin'', do you?" |
26528 | You do n''t know any young women of that name; do you, Shorty? |
26528 | You do n''t mean Bobby Brut, do you? |
26528 | You do n''t mean to say they filled you up with that? |
26528 | You do n''t mean to say you''ve invested a year''s board and lodgin''and expenses in-- in that? |
26528 | You make_ certainement_, eh? |
26528 | You mean you thought Marmaduke a bit off? |
26528 | You salted the sanatorium? 26528 You saw the young woman, did you?" |
26528 | You want me to sub for you at Lenox? |
26528 | You what? |
26528 | You with your hand on the knob, eh? 26528 You would be-- er----Beg pardon,"says she,"but I do n''t think I quite get you?" |
26528 | You would n''t go so far as to lead two such freaks as us around to the stores and help us pick out some New York clothes, would you? |
26528 | You would ring in the fam''ly on me, would you,says I,"when I''m showin''lady friends the sights?" |
26528 | You''ll come along, too, wo n''t you, McCabe? 26528 You''re a cucumber, all right,"says I;"but why not, just for a change, make a stab at gettin''a job?" |
26528 | You-- you ai n''t been gettin''married, have you? |
26528 | You? |
26528 | Ze poi- zon- ed soup? |
26528 | _ Moi_? 26528 & Q. places? 26528 ''Do you leave it to me?'' 26528 ''Why not?'' 26528 Ah-- er-- would it be asking too much of a stranger if I should get you to step in there with me while I find out the price? |
26528 | Ai n''t gone to her head, has it?" |
26528 | Ai n''t she built up a rep as a lady philanthropist that''s too busy doing good to ever get married? |
26528 | Ai n''t the papers always full of her charity doin''s, her funds for this and that, and her new discoveries of shockin''things about the poor? |
26528 | All of that? |
26528 | And can you guess what''s happened to them eggs? |
26528 | And did you know, Shorty, he''s taken quite a fancy to you?" |
26528 | And do you think you''re going to go through all that again? |
26528 | And does Sadie miss the tableau in our corner? |
26528 | And does she notice it any herself? |
26528 | And does that draw any assault and battery motions? |
26528 | And have you noticed my new waist line, Vincent?" |
26528 | And how does your little collection of fleabites show up alongside it; eh, Jarvis?" |
26528 | And if he do n''t know a barytone voice, who does? |
26528 | And me? |
26528 | And say, between you and me, we''re apt to think, ai n''t we, that all the rapid motion in the world gets its start right here in New York? |
26528 | And say, where can you beat it? |
26528 | And then, seein''how easy I was gettin''out of it, I has to pile on the agony a little by addin'',"Ai n''t there some way I can be useful, though? |
26528 | And what do they call you for short-- Eggie?" |
26528 | And what do you guess Bobby Brut has to say? |
26528 | And what do you guess? |
26528 | And what do you suppose the trouble with''em was? |
26528 | And what do you think? |
26528 | And what odds does it make to me, one way or another?" |
26528 | And what''s her name?" |
26528 | And what''s the odds if they ai n''t so? |
26528 | And when they''ve blown themselves short of breath, what then?" |
26528 | And you say you was a cook, do you?" |
26528 | And, say, did you ever know such a bonehead? |
26528 | And-- er-- by the way, Spotty, is that a friend of yours?" |
26528 | Any alum in it? |
26528 | Any doubt about his being used up? |
26528 | Any reminder of the Doughnut incident in this? |
26528 | Anything behind it? |
26528 | Are n''t you ready to stop hiring thirteen- year- old boys for your works?" |
26528 | Are we ghost dancin'', or waltz dreamin'', or what? |
26528 | Are you Shorty McCabe?" |
26528 | As for Egbert, he stows the check away, taps me on the shoulder, and remarks real friendly,"Well, professor, no hard feelings, I hope?" |
26528 | Awkward situation for a moment, was n''t it, eh? |
26528 | Barney Shaw said something like that too? |
26528 | Be all ready, will you?" |
26528 | Beg pardon?" |
26528 | Brilliant, wa''n''t it? |
26528 | But how was I going to dope out to her clear and straight what''s so muddled up in my own head? |
26528 | But see here, Mr. Marmaduke, what have you got on for the evening, eh?" |
26528 | But suppose Egbert gets sick of the woods and hikes himself back? |
26528 | But the fact is, I''ve kind of got my mind set on having that hat, and----""Wife ai n''t in town, then?" |
26528 | But was all the others standin''around with their mouths open, drinkin''it in? |
26528 | But what''ll you do with him?" |
26528 | But what''s the contents of this late bulletin about her being a stray?" |
26528 | But what''s the use? |
26528 | But where do you think it hurts most?" |
26528 | But, say, you did n''t happen to be up to the openin''of Peter K.''s new Alcazar the other night, did you? |
26528 | CHAPTER IV A GRANDMOTHER WHO GOT GOING Ever go on a grandmother hunt through the Red Ink District? |
26528 | CHAPTER IX HANDING BOBBY A BLANK Say, what do you make out of this plute huntin''business, anyway? |
26528 | CHAPTER VIII DOPING OUT AN ODD ONE Say, notice any deep sea roll about my walk? |
26528 | CHAPTER XIV A TRY- OUT FOR TOODLEISM Eh? |
26528 | CHAPTER XIX TURNING A TRICK FOR BEANY Where''d I collect the Flemish oak tint on muh noble br- r- r- ow? |
26528 | CHAPTER XVII HOW HERMY PUT IT OVER What do you know about luck, eh? |
26528 | CHAPTER XVIII JOY RIDING WITH AUNTY Was I? |
26528 | Ca n''t you give us a scenario of it?" |
26528 | Ca n''t you start as soon as you''ve had your coffee?" |
26528 | Can I do it?" |
26528 | Can you blame her for workin''up a cheek flush and rattlin''off nonsense? |
26528 | Can you keep''em guessin''long, when it comes to things of that kind? |
26528 | Cathaway?" |
26528 | Could n''t Vincent swap the farm for one near New York? |
26528 | Could n''t you think of something else?" |
26528 | Course, this open air lecturing has spoiled my pipes for fair; but I''ve got my ear left, have n''t I? |
26528 | DO WE LOOK IT?'' |
26528 | Daggett?" |
26528 | Did Durgin boy forget all about them chilly feet of his? |
26528 | Did I? |
26528 | Did I? |
26528 | Did n''t I wait fifteen minutes while you fussed with your hair? |
26528 | Did she bring written references, and did you investigate them carefully?" |
26528 | Did the act get''em interested? |
26528 | Did you go after it, or was it delivered by mistake? |
26528 | Do I debate the subject? |
26528 | Do I get the glad hand? |
26528 | Do n''t a lot of''em come my way? |
26528 | Do n''t you simply love those Robbia bambinos?" |
26528 | Do we go, Sadie?" |
26528 | Do you catch on? |
26528 | Do you follow me?" |
26528 | Do you make the try?" |
26528 | Do you not find Turgenieff very stimulating?" |
26528 | Do you suppose they click then?" |
26528 | Do you suppose you could take me to some bank to- morrow where I could leave that and get a handful of green bills on account? |
26528 | Do you wish to save five human lives?" |
26528 | Does Beany whine any in tellin''it, though? |
26528 | Does Sadie know anything about the Marstons? |
26528 | Does Spotty jump up and crack his heels together and sputter out how thankful he is? |
26528 | Does he look as though he''d been through that floor tweestin''orgy?" |
26528 | Does he take this for a free lodgin''house, or Central Park? |
26528 | Does he? |
26528 | Does he? |
26528 | Eh, Geraldine?" |
26528 | Eh, his sister? |
26528 | Eh? |
26528 | Eh? |
26528 | Eh? |
26528 | El Sareef Ka- heel?" |
26528 | Enjoyin''yourself?" |
26528 | Ever feel one of them last gasps that a nerve gives when it goes out of business? |
26528 | Ever had it thrown into you like that? |
26528 | Ever hear one of them out- of- date music bellows handled by a natural born artist? |
26528 | Ever hear that name Blickens before?" |
26528 | Ever seen a great, grown man play the baby act? |
26528 | Excitin''proposition, wa''n''t it? |
26528 | Fine night, ai n''t it?" |
26528 | For lungers, eh?" |
26528 | Friend of yours, is he?" |
26528 | Goin''along?" |
26528 | Got a name, ai n''t it?" |
26528 | Got any expert eye doctors on your list?" |
26528 | Got any idea of the simple way a half baked young plute can live in a place like the Perzazzer? |
26528 | Guess you do n''t know about my Aunt Elvira?" |
26528 | Has the big money bunch got us down on the mat with our wind shut off and our pockets inside out; or is it just campaign piffle? |
26528 | Have I got the catalogue right, Phemey?" |
26528 | Have an evening paper?" |
26528 | He ai n''t a blank, is he?" |
26528 | Hear?" |
26528 | Heard about that joint, have n''t you? |
26528 | Hope you do n''t mind my lockin''the safe? |
26528 | Hot line that''ll be for the head of a bill, wo n''t it-- an accordion player? |
26528 | How about him? |
26528 | How about it?" |
26528 | How could I tell how much it would lose me? |
26528 | How did you ever happen to think of it, eh?" |
26528 | How do you think I''m looking?" |
26528 | How does Pinemere strike you?" |
26528 | How is everybody, and who''s married who, and are so and so still living together? |
26528 | How long have you had her, Geraldine? |
26528 | How many do you say you''re going to take care of up at this new place?" |
26528 | How much?" |
26528 | How strong will you back my game of billiards?" |
26528 | How was that for excitement? |
26528 | How''d you like to carry round a movin''picture film like that in your mem''ry? |
26528 | How''re the murphies pannin''out this season?" |
26528 | How''s that? |
26528 | How?" |
26528 | I wonder if she''ll know, eh?" |
26528 | Illustrations by F. Vaux Wilson[ Illustration:"''SISTERS? |
26528 | In that case, who''s your-- er----Did he come in with you?" |
26528 | Is bein''Marmaduke your steady job?" |
26528 | Is it a go?" |
26528 | Is that asking too much?" |
26528 | Is there a grand rush my way, and glad cries, and tears of joy? |
26528 | It means finding a new lot, if they do n''t, and the public organizations are becoming so active in that sort of thing, do n''t you see?" |
26528 | Know about Duke, do n''t you? |
26528 | Know him? |
26528 | Let''s see, which is your floor?" |
26528 | Let''s see; did the skate finish tenth, or did he fall through the hole in his name?" |
26528 | Look at them fingernails, will you? |
26528 | Lovely evenin'', ai n''t it?" |
26528 | May I leave him here for an hour or so?" |
26528 | Maybe you come in to enjoy some of my polite and refined conversation?" |
26528 | Maybe you''ve settled a dinner bill for three and a feed for the shofer at the Clover Blossom; but not with a ten- spot, eh? |
26528 | McCabe?" |
26528 | Money? |
26528 | Mr. Gordon, shall I chuck him through the window, or help him downstairs with my toe?" |
26528 | Nice cheerful proposition to wake up to every mornin'', wa''n''t it? |
26528 | No doubt about its seemin''real to him, is there? |
26528 | No errands you want done, or any place you''d like to be towed around to, eh?" |
26528 | No? |
26528 | No? |
26528 | No? |
26528 | Noticed how he always has''em read, ai n''t you? |
26528 | Now can you stand the story of my life?" |
26528 | Now what was he drivin''at then? |
26528 | Now where is he?" |
26528 | Now wo n''t it?" |
26528 | Now would n''t that crust you? |
26528 | Now would n''t that peeve you? |
26528 | Now, where shall we go to dinner?" |
26528 | Odd of him to take shipping files on a hunting trip, was n''t it?" |
26528 | Odd sort of yarn to be hearin''there on Fifth- ave. on a sunshiny afternoon, wa''n''t it? |
26528 | Of what is the name of this artist? |
26528 | Perhaps you have n''t asked her about Auberge- sur- Mer, where she says she was born?" |
26528 | Phemey and I may look a bit rocky and---- Say, how do we look, anyway? |
26528 | Phemey, do you hear that? |
26528 | Phemey? |
26528 | Pinckney, what are you going to do with her?" |
26528 | Rather sweet, is it not? |
26528 | Say, ai n''t you got any respect for company clothes? |
26528 | Say, do you think there''s anything the matter with my head?" |
26528 | Say, do you want to know what I''d advise you to do for Spotty next?" |
26528 | Say, how would you duck a proposition of that kind? |
26528 | Say, some folks do n''t know when they''re well off, do they? |
26528 | Say, who was it sent out that bulletin about how all men was liars? |
26528 | Say, why did n''t you put up the bars on us? |
26528 | See? |
26528 | See?" |
26528 | She says,''Why not?'' |
26528 | She was one of these-- What do you call''em now?" |
26528 | She''d do as well, eh?" |
26528 | Shorty, do you suppose Sadie could throw any light on this case?" |
26528 | So I have come here to ask you, Mr. Rankin, if you are proud of turning out such products? |
26528 | So could n''t I find my friend Mr. Butters and get him to produce his singer? |
26528 | So it''s nix on the josh, eh?" |
26528 | So look her up, wo n''t you? |
26528 | So what did Helen and Marjorie care about sea breezes and picture postal scenery? |
26528 | So why should n''t she show up fairly well in a Gibson model? |
26528 | So you''re visitin''next door, eh? |
26528 | Some new member, is it?" |
26528 | Sounds kind of harsh, do n''t it? |
26528 | Still lookin''for a nice, comfortable place to die in, are you?" |
26528 | Suppose we go down and bring her up?" |
26528 | Suppose you try cheerin''''em up?" |
26528 | Suspicions? |
26528 | Talk about your nutty propositions, eh? |
26528 | That is not an unreasonable request, I hope?" |
26528 | That''s it, ai n''t it?" |
26528 | The conundrum is, though, Why I should do the goat act, instead of lettin''you two mix it up? |
26528 | Then she asks, sort of husky,"Is n''t there a night train, Bob?" |
26528 | There you have me-- ah-- what?" |
26528 | Think I''m a bloomin''prayer rug that you can squat on all day? |
26528 | Think you can get that across?" |
26528 | Trip to Woodlawn Cemetery some day, or do you want to be piloted up to Grant''s Tomb?" |
26528 | Truckles?" |
26528 | Understand? |
26528 | Understand?" |
26528 | Unfortunate, eh? |
26528 | Was he there? |
26528 | Was it the fam''ly jewels you was after?" |
26528 | Well, maybe you can get the tarry perfume as I pass by? |
26528 | Well, neighbor,"says I to the strange gent,"has he stated it correct?" |
26528 | Well, of all things, Shorty McCabe, what brings you here?" |
26528 | Well, what do you think? |
26528 | What did you do then?" |
26528 | What do I know about judgin''singers on the hoof? |
26528 | What do they know about good barytone voices? |
26528 | What do you say?" |
26528 | What do you think I am going to do for you, Spotty?" |
26528 | What do you think of that?" |
26528 | What do you think, though? |
26528 | What do you think? |
26528 | What does Aloysius have to say to the proposition?" |
26528 | What in blazes does that mean?" |
26528 | What is it?" |
26528 | What kind of a mess have you got here, anyway, Heiney? |
26528 | What more do you know?" |
26528 | What then?" |
26528 | What then?" |
26528 | What was a featherbed to her, when she had her sportin''blood up and was gettin''a hunch in on Brother Craig and his wife? |
26528 | What was it come so near gettin''me on the disabled list? |
26528 | What was it you dumped in instead of salt,--arsenic, eh?" |
26528 | What will you take to stay here with me and do that right along?" |
26528 | What''ll yours be, Tutty?" |
26528 | What''s a fletcher? |
26528 | What''s his first name?" |
26528 | What''s his name?" |
26528 | What''s the effect?" |
26528 | What''s the odds where the contractors gets such work done, so long as they can shave their estimates? |
26528 | What''s the row, anyway?" |
26528 | What''s the use of tellin''how Mrs. Tiscott''s stringy hair was bobbed up, or the kind of wrapper she had on? |
26528 | What, Mabel? |
26528 | What, only two months? |
26528 | What? |
26528 | What?" |
26528 | What?" |
26528 | Where do I get my stars from? |
26528 | Where in the world did you come from? |
26528 | Where you going, Niagara?" |
26528 | Where''d you get hold of''em?" |
26528 | Who else in that little one- horse town would be sportin''a pair of puttee leggin''s and doeskin ridin''breeches? |
26528 | Who is he, anyway?" |
26528 | Who''s this other young man?" |
26528 | Why did n''t you look the other way? |
26528 | Why not take him around to the concert agencies first?" |
26528 | Why? |
26528 | Will he do?" |
26528 | Would n''t dopin''it do?" |
26528 | Would they rather go out on the water? |
26528 | Would you guess it? |
26528 | Would you mind taking your coffee on the back veranda?" |
26528 | Yes? |
26528 | Yes? |
26528 | You and your friend run in some other time, will you?" |
26528 | You did n''t, eh? |
26528 | You do n''t mind, do you?" |
26528 | You heard him tell how useless he was?" |
26528 | You know how they''ll come in streaks that way, sometimes? |
26528 | You know how they''re apt to talk when they get chilly below the ankles? |
26528 | You love it, do n''t you? |
26528 | You remember some of his stunts, maybe? |
26528 | You use it to express your deep, unsatisfied longings?" |
26528 | You want it for the missus, eh?" |
26528 | You would n''t expect her to be sportin''a Sixth- ave. built pompadour, or a lingerie reception gown, would you? |
26528 | You''ll give me Fargo, wo n''t you?" |
26528 | You''re feelin''fine as silk; how''re you lookin''?" |
26528 | You''ve heard''em in winter, have n''t you, how they squeak around?" |
26528 | You?" |
26528 | and"How are you, Captain That?" |
26528 | but they''re takin''their spoonin''serious, ai n''t they?" |
26528 | but you''re all to the peaches, eh? |
26528 | says I,"will you saw that off before you draw a crowd? |
26528 | says Vincent,"is n''t she out with you and Nellie?" |
26528 | what right have you developin''such a yellow cur streak as that? |
26528 | would n''t you? |