No one appeared for the prisoner, and, partly in jest, the court advised young Samuelson to take up the case. |
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Or they was words to that effect, fur that doctor was jest plumb full of scripter quotations. |
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You should jest 'ear wot I 'ear, old pal.Let big pots make the round o' the pubs, and they won't talk that footy fal-lal. |
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And jest when I was lookin' forward to luxury and palaces in England, and everything so grand! |
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How did they jest with him on his half-crazed notions, and laugh at his eccentricities! |
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You dont know nothin neither, youre jest a bone head, your spines jest growed up and haired over. |
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She saw at a glance that, whatever the jest might be, Aunt Rachel was no sharer in it. |
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That particular sort of heavy-handed jest was specially dear to Bronckhorst. |
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And I jest laughed in her face and went on to where Abram was waitin' for me. |
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The jest dies on his lips when he recognizes the bannock who is tied to the stake. |
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And jest at this time the dowery in Loontown fell onto Elnathan, so that they all come East. |
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If I could jest git a drap of the grease into the key-hole I'd soon fix it. |
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Montagu took the marquisate, but he indulged in a bitter jest and bided his time. |
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Yes, sirree, we've got a pack of bloodhounds, raised for jest that purpose. |
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Tiny peccadilloes were no longer matter of jest, and the sinner exposed stood 'sola' to receive the brand. |
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Was it an elaborate jest at the expense of Giovanni, the writer of Vergilian verse? |
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Then I jest slipped over between the 'Lectric an' Mines, ye know, and come ahead of 'em jest as they turned to'RDS the bridges. |
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His enthusiasm for the villa at str had become an amiable jest with the Americans. |
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On de days when I don't feel so feeble and trembly I jest keep patching 'round de place. |
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No soljer's ever anigh 'em, and they've jest got lots and plenty o' everything. |
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He is evidently childish, and breaks now and then into an anile laugh at the thought, no doubt, of some dead old pot-house jest. |
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He still made a jest of her remonstrance, trying the temper of the animal, and rejoicing in its dark flushes of ireful vigour. |
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And the jest and joy of Israel's care-free life was to make them skip and shiver and dance to the tune of their trepidations. |
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Take away the cow that gives the milk, an they would all blat jest like weaned calves. |
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Being I faal like a firecracker that has jest been teched off, I suspict I caught his loving remarks consarning mesilf. |
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Whoever you may be, I caution you against rashly defaming the author of this work, or cavilling in jest against him. |
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What 'urts me about it is that I jest made a sort of mistake 'ow she'd tike it. |
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And then jest as I was gettin' into a drowse, I heard the cat in the buttery, and I got up to let her out. |
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She walked the village like a queen, and no Fen farmer or squireling ventured to jest with her. |
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I can chalk up a score with more rapidity than any man in England,' was his melancholy jest. |
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They're jest waitin' fer us to trail on between them, when every man'll let fly with his popgun. |
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All the Yucatecans will gladly join in a jest at the expense of mother church. |
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Ef he's got somewhars 'round ten dollars in chicken-feed an' in ones an' twos, you assesses him dues of jest one dollar even. |
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Still he was fairly handsome enough not to have muttered so heavy an oath as he did at the vivandiere's jest. |
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I guess 't wouldn't ha' been put in jest that WAy if there WA'n't somethin' in it. |
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They was some chinquapin trees in the fiel' and I jest natchally couldn' help stopping to pick up some 'chanks' now an' then. |
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He didn't whup nobody very often, but he only had to whup 'em jest one time! |
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The first time you meet the right one you are drawed jest like the witch hazel. |
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And yet, if that offer had not been made as some sort of stiletto jest, why had it been made at all? |
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She oversees her own kitchen, and puts on her own hand and cooks, jest when she is a mind too. |
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I come hup jest when the perleeceman and the pawnbroker were a-gripping yer. |
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It was all very simple, this man-to-man system of traffic, but no one took it lightly or in the spirit of jest. |
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And then it was boo-hoo, you know, same as women will when a thing ain't jest according to their liking. |
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The maiming of Lola's beauty has been the last jest which the Arch-Jester has practised on me. |
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Why dat man want to be resto'd back like he was when he was jest 21 years old. |
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An', by cracky, I'm a-thinkin' from what we jest see that he's already got his reward! |
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She talked of puttin' the police onter us, jest as if we was a sly-grog shop. |
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That it be seriously done with a real intention of doing the thing, and not histrionically, ludicrously, or in jest. |
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We run alongside the wharf jest as Booth Hank climbed over the stringpiece. |
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His infinite fund of full-flavoured jest had won him the nickname of Priapus. |
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Urbanity he practised, not with jest and witticism, but by the courtesy of his demeanour. |
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If the Amant rendu Cordelier be his, he too appears among those who jest at the follies and extravagance of love. |
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To one born and bred on Exmoor, this was a jest that palled with no amount of repetition. |
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An' I s'pose you feel it all the more, seein' the round-up's jest startin' out. |
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Ef thet's true he didn't jest attack a furriner, but he affronted every Stacy an' busted ther truce ter boot! |
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My words may seem a jest to the gainsayer, but I call the god Mut to witness that what I say is true. |
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But that lignite, as you call it, was so sure low-grade that they jest laughed at me. |
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So I jest reached in my pocket and teched it for luck, then I reached over and teched her arm. |
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My bredren, dont think yer sufferin when yer not, jest for an excuse to git a dram. |
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In tones more than telephonically agonised he bade me not make a jest of his misery. |
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And the sperrit o' the little feller, jest takin' his dorg 'n' lightin' out with nothin' but a perlite good-bye! |
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When I see the feller go over, an' seen you start to'RDS the water, I jest took after the others. |
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I jest can't put my finger on the spot that riles me, but that man riles me. |
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Perhaps, after all, I might have the brains to jest and toss about words and shoot off epigrams. |
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We're jest gettin' to the details of Seth's expense account after he found the Lucky Cuss. |
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She would be a grass widow, a subject for all the vulgar jest and loathsome wit of the community. |
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I was jest a little girl, and he didn't know whar to send me to, anyways. |
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A man 'TS got jest a wife might look into a glass now and then. |
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She jest seems to have been born with a sort of chronic spite agin men and Methodists. |
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Heathcliff smiled again, as if it were rather too bold a jest to attribute the paternity of that bear to him. |
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He's a danged old fool in his talk, but you jest keep an eye on him. |
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And I hankered, I jest hankered, after bein' praised up as she was. |
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Kathleen received him gravely, and even Hanna had not her accustomed jest. |
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Then I made a jest of a deformity, and the joke carried me too far. |
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You jest pull in my sheets, an' shet the winder, while I do it. |
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No, by our Lady that jest was played by Gualtier of Middleton, one of our own companions-at-arms. |
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Wy, it's worth a fair six d a week jest to see 'em a slating Old Chips! |
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It is so worthy of the deceiver to make a jest of his own crime! |
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You see I was jest a kid and dere's a lot of things I can't remember. |
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To call the paltry jest preserved by salat a letter, is mere mockery. |
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The actor in Nick recognised the showmanship in the man, a Mercutio born, a ruffler who would die with a jest on his lips. |
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Yet the jest, like the proverb, acquires a value by becoming current. |
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He knows I don't want sech things, and he does it jest to aggravate me. |
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It seems like profanation to laugh and jest and bandy the frivolous chat of our day amid its hoary relics. |
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And when she got through they all jest laid theirselves out to make me feel at home and know I was amongst friends. |
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Or is my state too low For you to cross your rapier against mine, In jest, or earnest? |
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But you can last longer if you jest keep the system in mind a little. |
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She says it's the only place fur folks with money, jest like you say. |
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She is the victim of jest and suspicion, and later of jibes and insults. |
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About one-tenth in earnest and nine-tenths in jest, we arranged a battery in the Doctor's study, and conveyed thither the Egyptian. |
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He sed it was jest this dilly-dally policy that had ruined us. |
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If ever she was suited to a dot, it was jest then 'n' there. |
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As a fact, this remark about her sybaritism was only a jest. |
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This customary jest about the servant's miserliness made him laugh. |
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For everywhere men would crack a rustic jest or two, unhurriedly. |
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Satan dropped it there, I take it, intending a scurrilous jest against your reverence. |
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This is no mere jest, but a foreshadowing of Pietro Aretino. |
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Now, I went over thar when Miss Mary was gwine to be married, and Jinny she jest showed me de weddin' pies. |
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Though the challenge had been thrown out in jest, Nathan told his teacher he would consider it. |
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An insensitive remark about the people of Fairwater in Cardiff may have been made in jest but very few will see the joke. |
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But I'd jest like to say 'tisn't me as is slopping' all over the shop. |
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But 'tis jest equal sartin as a magistrate 'ud bring you hin guilty. |
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It started me so, that I jest ketched hold of Josiah and hollered. |
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This wedlock was more serious than most affairs of Merry Mount, where jest and delusion, trick and fantasy, kept up a continual carnival. |
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March off like a passel of fools and leave eight or nine thous'n' dollars' worth o' property layin' around jest sufferin' to be scooped in? |
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Linda could jest on occasions, but by nature she was a serious person. |
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The point of the jest immediately became a sting, and stung my conscience. |
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He made a jest of the affair, and invited his intimates to laugh with him. |
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And Miss sypher thought that she would git some money jest as he did. |
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I jest drawed the tab back coldly, and never dained a reply. |
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Many a true word said in jest would suggest that I or indeed the ECHO are condoning cruelty. |
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What malefic jest of Fate led her to select the story of Georgie-Porgie? |
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You may skirmish with Miss Dartle, or try to hide your sympathies in jest from me, but I know better. |
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This last jest is so trite to-day as to be absolutely threadbare. |
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Laughter bubbled among the diners, and the Bishop caught himself smiling at more than one jest. |
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We jest had180 time to wittol the boats and stand for the shore. |
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I'm jest a runnin' over our business, to see if we can take up this yer handily. |
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We jest haven't got the room and besides, they're only here to grab all the milk and honey an' jump the queue for the Elysian Fields funfair. |
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Macfarlane made some ill-favoured jest about the farmer's wife, but it came hollowly from his lips, and was allowed to drop in silence. |
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Yer jest one little feller amongst a hull lot of others, and yeh've got to keep quiet an' do what they tell yeh. |
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She's had steam up for three hours an' jest been a-waitin' fer that one passenger. |
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It pokes fun at their history in a lighthearted way and, of course, it's all meant in jest. |
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He was referring in jest to my flat cap which I had donned to protect my head from the chilly winds cutting across Whitmore Bay. |
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The Friar dropped the flagon, and grasped his quarter-staff Wamba stopt short in the midst of a jest, and betook himself to sword and target. |
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But the spirit of jest made the boss reckless and willfully disobedient. |
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Wa'al, jest cut off the top, and what's left will be the frustum. |
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But before he had finished he felt that his jest was unacceptable and had not come off. |
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There can be no worse treason in the matter than a jest, and that somewhat of the dullest. |
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Hey, you big Yank, you jest let that po' little conscrip' go! |
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There is Anjou, who made a jest of the dead body of my uncle Conde. |
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I'd 'a' felt foolish to have anyone know jest why I was makin' the trip. |
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Lorand was annoyed by the ill-timed jest which he did not understand. |
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Ef you had a dozen lawyers I'd have to app'int him jest the same. |
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Barrington smiled faintly at the dry jest, but said nothing. |
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And with your chance of a blow-out you're jest a-playing skittles. |
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And everybody follerin' her, if she jest smiles, like a caff arter salt! |
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Say, you come out with me some night jest in your workin' clothes. |
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If there are people so unreflecting or so cruel, as to make a jest of me, what is left for me to do but to make a jest of myself, them, and everything? |
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On Friday evenings the big, fire-lighted livingroom was crowded by callers and echoed to endless jest and laughter, while Aunt Jamesina smiled beamingly on them all. |
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He's cheaper, but I guess it comes out jest the same in the end. |
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In addition, humorous texts contain an inbuilt disclaimer defusing the implications of the humorous situation by announcing that they were meant in jest, not in earnest. |
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I've knet yeh eight pair of socks, Henry, and I've put in all yer best shirts, because I want my boy to be jest as warm and comf'able as anybody in the army. |
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So I jest sot down and took a standing-up snack and started. |
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The moments glided on, while a feeling of good fellowship passed around the circle like a mystic cord, holding and binding these people together with jest and laughter. |
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By ginger, it hurt like thunder t' see ol' Jack jest git knocked flat. |
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He jest smacked his lips over the bit as if 't was a lump o' sugar. |
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Jest get under with her yourself, MIS' Clark, then you'll know all that's happening. |
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Jest get to it an' set all the darnation territory you ken find between you an' Bell River before to-morrow. |
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Jest at that minnit, who shed come right into the gleed but Marian herself! |
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Jest the same it 'ud sure surprise me if we didn't git some sort of a shivaree pahty afteh nightfall. |
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Jest like Japanese jugglers, a-fanning the bubbles, as would 'ug the ground. |
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Jest over the hill you'll run into a passel of our fellers, but pay no 'tention to 'em. |
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Jest reach me my six-gun outer the holster there in the chair. |
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