The fellow has fed on husks long enough, and, as the scripter says, he is goin' to rise and go to his dad. |
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You'd keep that yawp o' your'n goin', I believe, if it was the judgment day. |
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How we're ever goin' to sleep with all that hullabaloo outside I don't know. |
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A lot of them fur-faced boys that hurl the merry bombs are goin' to pull off a red-flag sashay up the Avenoo. |
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Ye was froze harder'n a doorknob, but I guess I'm goin' to have ye out all complete. |
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Just as soon as they git to be as overbearin' an' as incontrollable as we are, then there's goin' to be thunder to pay. |
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And what do you think he's goin' to do with them inefficacious knick-knacks? |
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I'm goin' to show him my babies, especially rastus, and I know he ain't hard. |
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It's the only one I've got, but I'm goin' to spend it 'spectably and genteelly. |
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An' Gail never get well if he's left here, CLA'n'den, now he's got the goin' fever. |
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I dunno how you're goin' to git along with men-folks, if ye offer 'em the whip-hand. |
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There ain't goin' to be no hittin' after the clinch, and if there's any fouls, you leave it to me. |
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I heard you was goin' to settle at kiley's Crossin', lending money to the cockatoos. |
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I'm goin' to fix her up some hoarhound an' elecampane quick's the ground's nice an' warm an' roots livens up a grain more. |
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Judge knowles, I'm goin' to need you about every minute of every day from now on. |
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I'm goin' to have a town along the embarcadero that'll lay over any town in Contra Costa. |
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Neither was I lookin' on this as a sportin' flier or a larky excursion that I was goin' to indulge in at public expense. |
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I'm goin' to peddle my way back home, then git a payin' job at the racetrack. |
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An' you git it out o' yer hid,' I sez, 'thot anny gran' felly's goin' t' marry you, or th' loikes o' you. |
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If enny one tries to swizzle me out of it I'm goin' to swizzle back, an' you can lay to that. |
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Or, you goin' to get her a stack of every colour and let her play with you? |
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All tam talk together what they goin' do when they catch us, and get more mad. |
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Which they're licensed to go 103 bombardin' each other ontil the goin' down of the sun. |
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And the next thing I knew I was goin' down in the elevator with me fist grippin' that bank book like it was a life raft. |
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But so long as it's nobody but Goshorn, I'm goin' to stay and litigate the question till the Millerite millennium comes. |
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I've thought iv thim whin th' lockstep was goin' in to dinner, an' prayed f'r th' day whin I might see ye again. |
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If you goin' keep on thisaway whut you is been, I'm goin' to up an' go way from here, ri' now! |
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And when he hears what's been goin' on, he's the most flabbergasted sailor man I ever saw. |
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Atter us all sot free I just changed my name to 'tines' an' dats what I been goin' by for nigh on to ninety years. |
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He's goin' plumb daft lookin' night and day fur that man that got his thirty dollars and his breastpin. |
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You could find a West-coast mailboat goin' home if you went down the creek in the launch. |
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I can't say I'm happy, exactly, but Maud is and I'm goin' to make-believe be, for her sake. |
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Seems to me I'd friz them diamonds, if I was goin' to be mean enough to do anything. |
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Ye kin curse like an Androscoggin lumber jack, but y'ain't goin' to frizzle a single hair on a bear's hide. |
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I'm goin' to side with decent folks, who have stood by my girl, and you can do your damnedest. |
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An' if I was you, I'd find out how much o' this two thousand dollars' towage he's goin' to distribute to his crew. |
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Or p'rhaps you're a goin' on my generosity, and 'll say, he GeV back that sixpence! |
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You've gi'n up all your life, an' now you're goin' to give up to Ellery an' Mary. |
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Say, I had a lithograph of Buddy and his beanery tip goin' up against an argument like that. |
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He gives it out that he's goin' to prance over to Red Dog an' lay for the bug. |
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So, ye'll tell me, little Belloni, is arr'bella goin' to marry Mr. Annybody? |
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He was goin' to mooch aroun' Buckin' Horse till I creeps in afoot, then we was goin' out. |
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There's Miss Pamela, that ought to be goin' to be married a week from next Tuesday, goin' round as mopy as a chicken wid the pip. |
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She's goin' to have a new hat, and her grandma said she might come down with me to pick it out. |
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Soon's Mrs. Peabody wired you was goin' to ride, me and ASE started to meet you. |
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Yer goin' to shut up your desk and your books and this hull consarn inside of an hour, and vamose the ranch. |
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There's goin' to be a town-meetin' to-night, an' Nicholas sent me over to mention it. |
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Dey weigh like Sam Hill, an' sixty bushel at dat allowance ain't goin' to last t'ree weeks here. |
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Captain Shadrach and I was goin' to bed and we looked in to see if you was all right, that's all. |
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Late dat nite one Ob de boys wuz goin' down to de spring fo' to get a drink Ob water when he notice somethin' movin' in de bushes. |
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And with such a sign to go by, there must've been shenanigans goin' on to make things go wrong! |
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Still, she sayed the big elm, an' to get there she'll have to take the path comin' or goin' back. |
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Bote he is dem young faller bane goin' 'round hare dees two, t'ree days, lukin' lak preacher out of a yob. |
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I'm not goin' to beg you on my knees to take the best job in the panhandle. |
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Do you-all reckon you're goin' to poke fun at me an' the law, an' git away with it? |
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That's one of the Paulist Fathers, who's goin' to make the speech and bless the flag. |
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Is she goin' to give up herself and her easy ways and her sicknesses for ye? |
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You'll have to pay for somethin' that's priceless, and how are you goin' to do that? |
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I was goin' to slick up and drop around to see her, but this here Injun agent got in ahead of me. |
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I'm goin' to have a smasher of a party in the fall, and Jerrie'll be just the one to draw. |
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How much sovereign you goin' to give Peter and missa Burrowes? |
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At last he outs into the passage, and he cries, 'Is that man never goin' to come? |
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D'ye figger the parson's goin' to preach on swearin' Ur gunpowder? |
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And I'm goin' to make it my job to see you get handled an' gentled in the same way. |
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She ought to have the Victoria Cross for goin' in that pond. |
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Waal, I'm goin' to tell you, and then you'll know how I know. |
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He's thinkin' the ole Diamon' Bar's goin' t' be one too many fer 'em. |
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But it is Thanksgivin' mornin', an' we're goin' skatin' down on the pond. |
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The stock, instead of goin' up, as you prophesied, went down. |
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Stewart, ye red-heided deevil, are ye goin' to Pu' me oot, or are ye no? |
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Ye're goin' to make thim near-sighted an' round-shouldered,' I says. |
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Me and Si are goin' back to look for that galoot that shot at us. |
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For a second the old boy stares at me like he was goin' to blow a gasket. |
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We got to be stylish now this little girl's goin' to boss us. |
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I was just goin' to welt the little captain a good one when I heard that. |
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He ain't liked the way things 'a' been goin' since he got outa jail. |
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It had suthin' to do with the wimmin I'm goin' to tell ye of, anyway. |
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You'd have started sooner if you'd been goin' for the winter to Australia. |
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I ain't goin' to do one thing or nother till I hear from you. |
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I feel as if I was goin' to France in a baby carriage, not a steamboat. |
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How long you been keepin' Corrugated stocks from goin' below par? |
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She deserves a fair shake and, by the Big Dipper, she's goin' to have it! |
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She said they was goin' to have the biggest time this town ever see. |
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This time the two Sunday Schools is goin' to join and have a big time. |
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Twice we come within a bobstay of all goin' to Old Davy's store-house. |
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I'm goin' to take a breather for a few days an' lay again' 'em next week. |
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Well, nothin', 'cept the skule committy, and they're goin' in. |
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Ain't goin' to have a chicken run out here in the garden, be ye? |
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I know who's goin' to be there, an' set in the chorus an' sing alto. |
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Maur Harrithon theth his dad's goin' to chuck out ole McKinthtry. |
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When I'm goin' home to her on my day out I just jump for joy when I'm crossin' the moor. |
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We're goin' up to copperas Creek and there ain't a thing in that. |
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Can't you see where you're goin', you darned Portygee half-breed? |
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He's dead set on Clara goin' for service and she wants to be a typewriter. |
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I ain't goin' to wrastle with no ca on this here trip, none whatever. |
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That Pete-horse acts like he was goin' sore on the off front foot. |
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But to haul you along on a load of seaweed that's goin' to bed down a hog! |
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I thought you was talkin' to a confederate about gold, and figured maybe you was goin' to rob the bank. |
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You're goin' to get your head beaten off if you don't make yourself scarce pretty lively. |
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They're goin' to have beer, an' if that Temescal bunch comes, there'll be a rough-house. |
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I'd not ha' clinched the nail, if I saw it was goin' to fester you! |
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Dock its foretop, do a little doctorin', an' how you goin' to prove it? |
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I guess that hoss thinks he's goin' to be froze to the ground. |
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Marietty Bacon, ain't you an' Lime Gilman goin' t' be married? |
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Didn't you give me 'hark from the tomb' for gittin' up and goin' away? |
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I wan't goin' to have her seein' her granddad's ghost in every corner. |
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I ain't seen her sens I left Mizzouri, goin' on five years ago. |
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But, as I sez, as to my goin' they wuz every one on 'em unanimus. |
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If it comes to a showdown, we're goin' to tell what we know. |
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So 't you ain't goin' to say it's all holler an' empty, this world. |
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I hadn't figured on Mrs. Murtha goin' huffy so sudden, either. |
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My name used to be Marguerite, but it's goin' to be Imogene now. |
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First off Stanley stiffens up like he was goin' to be peeved. |
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The manager was goin' through the office and heard the laugh they give me. |
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Are you goin' to keep up your jabber when I'm speakin' to the gentlemen? |
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I'm goin' to jape a bit with our friend, a' la 'Molly' Fairburn. |
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Dean won the game by goin' up and hangin' onto Peg's jump ball. |
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When I couldn't see, or feel, an' when my knees was shakin an my head goin' like a merry-go-round, I'd fall safe into clenches just the same. |
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He figured me out as the prodigal son, and wa'n't goin' to knuckle. |
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You're goin' to destruction with your swiftest foot and leg! |
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He seemed surprised to think you weren't goin' to leatherhead, you say? |
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If thot is the case, how are we ivver goin' to get out av here? |
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I'm goin' out to spend the evening with some friends up in Madison Avenue. |
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His rhoomatism's merely that malefactor's way of goin' onder cover. |
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They cal'late goin' to a play-actin' time is same as goin' to Tophet. |
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Are yer goin' ter say the 'appy word as splices us from keel to topsail? |
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Are you goin' right back soon's you've got the Doctor, Mr. mayo? |
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I thought I was goin' to die in that troopship coming over here. |
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If we don' skin um, we goin' to mak' Sah-ha-lee tyee ver' mad. |
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I ain't much time an' I ain't goin' to waste it to mince matters. |
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Where was you an' yore unknown pal goin' to repo't back to Plimsoll? |
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He's goin' to restock my place an' give me a chance to get on my feet. |
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I was goin' teh lick dat Riley kid and dey all pitched on me. |
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You aren't goin' to leave me and go off with that duffer, are you? |
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He wanted to, last Sunday, but I stopped him just as he was goin' out of the door with four heads strung on a string, for all the airth like a string of inions. |
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Aurelia was set against her goin' away while Rebecca was at school, but she's obstinate as a mule, Hannah is, and she just took her own way in spite of her mother. |
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