But give me till to-morrow—only till to-morrow—I may be able to part with him then. Having secured this implement, he burst from his conductor, and, leaping into the hatch, as clowns generally spring into the clockfaces, when in pursuit of harlequin in the pantomime,—that is, back foremost,— broke into a fit of loud and derisive laughter, kicking his heels merrily all the time against the boards. ” He stood before the door. He would repeat them innumerable times, and patiently Ruth would repeat her answers. All that was needed to complete the simile was that the girl should burst into song.
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