" Her mother looked at her wonderingly: "You think of queer things, PearlI don't know where you get itI can't make you outand there's another thing troubling me, Pearl.

ItI sort of couldn't help it.

" "Why, yes, of course I ordered itI was passing this way, and thought I would look in to see how you were getting on.

Just in the very heat and pressure of the doors openingthe rush, as they term itI deliberately held the volume over my head, open at the scene in which the young Roscius had been most cried up, and quietly read by the lamplight.

" "They had reason to say itI never told.

I pretend not to notice itI am even able, now and then, to shut it out from my own thoughtsbut wherever I go there's some one shadowing me, some one walking in my footsteps.

"There is more of itI haven't finished yet.

Who did you say was with the captain, Mr. Woods?" "I said nothing about itI merely asked after the Indians, who, as you say, do keep themselves very close.

" "And you think, then, that your master was really bitten by the beetle, and that the bite made him sick?" "I don't tink noffin about itI nose it.

GRANDMOTHER: If you don't own itI want to know!

Just enough so I can see and have no doubt about itI don't want no guesswork.

"Oh, I lost my wits for a time there, and we can't get away from itI was all fuddled, but I'll show ye

If woman would begin that, search out the cradlesof life and characterand take care of the whole world of fifty years hence in taking care of them, calling upon men and the state, when needful, to authorize her action and furnish outward means for itI wonder what might come, as earnest of good, even in this our day, in which we know not our visitation?

I'm doosed sowwy for itI like his looks.

" "And what became of the boy?" "Oh; poor lad, he seemed very much cut down by itI was quite touched by his grief.

Or," said she, "tell me what it is; perhaps I can see to itI attend a great deal to father's business.

I'll try to do itI will make an effort, and summon up the courage necessaryGod be my helper!"

If a man really wrote down on paper his candid opinion of himself, he'd have a good case for slander against the publisher who printed itI guess.

If any one knew of itI should be so ashamed... Makes a fellow look such a fool, you know.

I was almost constantly probing my own mind, and by mere strength of will, which I had long cultivated untilI suppose there is no immodesty in saying itI could govern myself, I drew back from every obstacle which my judgment pronounced insurmountable.

Andin the little that I had thought of itI was very ready to accept his theory as to how those two men had come by their deathsand it was one that was certainly feasible, and worth following up.

He rubbed his nose with a forefinger, then tossed back the cowlick, and said, impetuously: "I have itI have it!

There, you have had your three guesses, and you have never come within a mile of itI shall have to tell youRoger is coming back!"

In a secondin much less time than it takes me to write itI have torn off the mob-cap, and thrown it on the floor.

"I know that it is a bad plan abusing people, you need not tell me that, I know it as well as you do, and I never did it at home, before I married, never!none of them ever accused me of itI was always quite good-natured about people, quite; but why she specially?