The Court of Boyville by William Allen White
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He sat on a log and slowly lifted up his foot, twisting his face into an agonized knot "Spit, spit, spy, tell me whur my chicken is, er I'll hit ye in the eye" "I'll pay for your chicken, I say. Now you keep away from me" An irregular circumference that touched his ears and his chin and his hair "Got anything here fit to eat?" "What'd you want to take Annie's doll away from her for?" She drew him down and kissed his cheek while he pecked at her lips Piggy Pennington ... galloped his father's fat delivery horse up and down the alley Mammoth Consolidated Shows Oil made by hanging a bottle of angle-worms in the sun to fry How many bags of carpet rags went to the ragman Brother Baker--a tiptoeing Nemesis Dressed-up children were flitting along the side streets, hurrying |
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