Penrod and Sam by Booth Tarkington
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"WATCH me, can't you?" Penrod wailed. "I haven't showed you how _I_ do, have I? My goodness! Can't you watch me a minute?" "I HAVE been! You said yourself it'd be my turn soon as you--" "My goodness! Let me have a CHANCE, can't you?" Penrod retreated to the wall, turning his right side toward Sam and keeping the revolver still protected under his coat. "I got to have my turn first, haven't I?" "Well, yours is over long ago." "It isn't either! I--" "Anyway," said Sam decidedly, clutching him by the right shoulder and endeavouring to reach his left side--"anyway, I'm goin' to have it now." "You said I could have my turn out!" Penrod, carried away by indignation, raised his voice. "I did not!" Sam, likewise lost to caution, asserted his denial loudly. "You did, too." "You said--" "I never said anything!" |
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