I mean
he's rich enough ter do it," shrugged Nancy.
"
He's on the Stock Exchange, and
he's a typical broker.
"No, you've never seen him," the old man was saying: "you couldn't, you know,
he's been away so long--traveling from land to land, and seeking for health, more years than you've been alive, little Sylvie!" Here Bruno climbed upon his other knee, and a good deal of kissing, on a rather complicated system, was the result.
He's getting round all right--but stewing in a broth of trouble, as usual, poor man.
He's a widower, thirty-six years old, without any children, and is proud of his money and overbearing, and everybody is a little afraid of him.
"
He's both kinds of a thoroughbred, and therefore no good.
"
He's been longer than he expected," said Dinah, taking Arthur's watch from a small side pocket and looking at it; "it's nigh upon seven now."
There;
he's before it; he'll out with something presently.
"
He's been fighting some before the little clubs the last few months," Kelly said.
"Yes,
he's a very remarkable man; rather a conservative, but a splendid man," observed Stepan Arkadyevitch, "a splendid man."
He tried to take White Fang's meat, an'
he's dead-O.
If yer don't know de guy, and
he's tryin' to do de Johnny act, say de word, and I'll call a cop in t'ree minutes.