| Labe was sorry, too, I don't doubt, when his bedtime went by and he kept runnin' afoul of one of your mistakes after another. |
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| Why, man alive, skid's one of the chaps that's runnin' your old gent's trust. |
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| Then it was a case of unload, with me runnin' as favorite in the easy mark Handicap. |
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| What's the use of my runnin' errands when I pay him wages to run 'em for me? |
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| Ther tree opens a crack runnin' all ther way from ther roots up as far as Unc' fletch kin see. |
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| You figgered you wanted a change of men, or you wouldn't of be'n runnin' off with Tex. |
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| The fish are runnin' smaller an' smaller, an' you've took baout as logy a halibut's we're apt to find this trip. |
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| Honest, he was so rattled he didn't know whether he was usin' the roller towel or runnin' over the ticker tape. |
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| Just exactly same as emulous Dodd wears when he's runnin' a funeral. |
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| You see, I'd heard wages was 'way up on the American railroad runnin' from that place over the Andes to Quito. |
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| I played marbles an' runnin' an' jumpin' when I wus a chile. |
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| He wus runnin' from de paterollers an' he fell in a ole well. |
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| But you take a man dat's got 'bout five million chillen runnin' roun' de house, en it's diffunt. |
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| Right there off the Torpedo Station is where we fish, in fifty feet of water an' the tide runnin' to beat the band. |
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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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| He lives on the Hill, back of the Mayfair bakery, runnin' a cobbler's shop that everybody knows, and you'll have no trouble. |
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| We're runnin' into the aidge of a hot wave naow, an' I can smell the bayberries. |
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| If I was runnin' this yere game, I'd sure scout with my blinders off. |
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| Folks to Marblehead was mad at him not runnin' the risk, and becaze nex' day, when the sea was ca'am, some of the Active's folk was took off by a Truro man. |
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| We was a-standin' purty peaceable fer a spell, 'though there was men runnin' ev'ry way all 'round us, an' while we was a-standin' like that, 'long come a big fat feller. |
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