A. B. Frost,
The Bull Calf, and Other Tales
“ Dizzy Joe:–"I don't believe Adam and Eve ever made no suit of cloze outer leaves. I'd like ter ketch that black hyena that burned up my Sunday duds." [48] (A month later.) Mr. Peter Hisites:–"This is great. The quiet solitude of the mighty woods and a good lunch is what fits me." ”
A. B. Frost,
The Bull Calf, and Other Tales
“ Po' Louisa! I reely 'stonished w'en I see yo' git a fall like dat.""Did yo' foots slip, Louisa? W'at make yo' jump in de water dat-a-way?""Po' Louisa!" [107] "Louisa look kin' a down-hearted Brer Jackson.""Dey ain' no mo' pull back in that muel; I jist keep de blinkers on her and tie her wif a piece of cotton thread dese days." ”
A. B. Frost,
The Bull Calf, and Other Tales
“ Small Party:–"I'm a poor man, sir, with a large family, sir, an' I'd be very thankful for any small jobs, sir, like givin' you sparrin' lessons, or massage, or takin' care of the furnace, sir!"Editor W. W.:–"Well, call in again, Professor. This is my busy day." ”
