The Unspeakable Perk by Samuel Hopkins Adams
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contemplation had she injected that impertinent "Boo!"? Who, what,
how, why-- "Say it again." The request came from under the rock. Evidently the spectacled owner had resumed his original situation. "Say WHAT again?" she inquired. "Anything," returned the voice, with child-like content. "Oh, I--I hope you didn't break your glasses." "No; you didn't." On consideration, she decided to ignore this prompt countering of the pronoun. "I thought you were some one else," she observed. "Well, so I am, am I not?" "So you are what?" "Some one else than you thought." "Why, yes, I suppose--But I meant some one else besides yourself." "I only wish I were." "Why?" she asked, intrigued by the fervid inflection of the wish. |
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