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"There, I guess that's some work," Abner remarked, as he critically surveyed the room. "Doesn't take us long to do a job when we once git at it, eh,刘嘉楠 Zeb?"
"Let's finish it, though," was the reply. "We might as well fix up the cots while we're about it."
"Sure, an' have everythin' ready when the folks git back. My路宪文 , won't they be surprised. An' Orphan Home built in two hours! I wonder what them slow-pokes in town would think of that."
They had just begun to carry in the cots, when an auto stopped before the house, and the impatient call of a klaxon sounded forth.
"It's the same men who went by when we were in the shop星际禁区 ," Zeb explained. "Must be them members after ye'r vote, Abner. They want ye to go out. Listen to the noise that thing's makin'."
"Jerry'll like that," was the reply. "He must be shiverin' with delight. Let 'em keep it up."
And keep it up they did for a whole minute, while Zeb and Abner went on with their work.
"Hi there," shouted an impatient voice. "Are you deaf?"
Abner winked at Zeb.
"S'pose we let 'em think we are deaf," he suggested. "I don't like their gall. Anyway, we might as well have a little fun, so let's bring down their topsails. They're carryin' too much sail fer sich crafts."
"All right, Abner, I'm game," Zeb agreed. "But be careful."
"Oh李嘉艾 , I'll be as keerful as I was with Joe Preston. You jist go on with the work as if ye didn't hear nuthin'襄汾吧 , an' let me handle this show. But, say, they're runnin' the car into the yard. What impudence!"
When a short distance away from the back door the auto was stopped, and the man who had previously spoken asked why in the devil no one had answered when spoken to. Zeb was hard at work, thus leaving Abner to face the irritated man.
"Didn't you hear what I said灵丘一中 ?" the stranger roared.
"Hey?" Abner asked, coming close to the car, and putting his left hand up to his ear.
"Why, the old fool's deaf!" the man exclaimed, turning to his companions. "Good Lord! Have I got to yell everything to him! Look here壶镇吧 ," he shouted, leaning well over the side of the car大湖小妹 , "are you Abner Andrews?"
"Oh, huntin' rabbits, are ye?" Abner's face cleared as he spoke. "Well, ye've come to a poor place, an' it's the wrong time of the year柳星雨 , anyway. Better wait till winter. They're good eatin' then."
"I didn't say 'rabbits,'" the man again yelled. "I said 'are you Abner Andrews?'"
"Don't mention it. I allus like to give a lift if I kin. But I advise yez to wait till winter," Abner solemnly replied.
"Oh恶妻的诱惑 , h—l!" the man exclaimed in disgust. "What am I to do? He's stone deaf."
"Ask him something else," one of his companions suggested.
"Is this your place?" the man once more roared.
"Is this my face?" Abner queried. "Sure, whose de ye s'pose it is?"
"Your place," the man roared again.
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"There, I guess that's some work," Abner remarked, as he critically surveyed the room. "Doesn't take us long to do a job when we once git at it, eh,刘嘉楠 Zeb?"
"Let's finish it, though," was the reply. "We might as well fix up the cots while we're about it."
"Sure, an' have everythin' ready when the folks git back. My路宪文 , won't they be surprised. An' Orphan Home built in two hours! I wonder what them slow-pokes in town would think of that."
They had just begun to carry in the cots, when an auto stopped before the house, and the impatient call of a klaxon sounded forth.
"It's the same men who went by when we were in the shop星际禁区 ," Zeb explained. "Must be them members after ye'r vote, Abner. They want ye to go out. Listen to the noise that thing's makin'."
"Jerry'll like that," was the reply. "He must be shiverin' with delight. Let 'em keep it up."
And keep it up they did for a whole minute, while Zeb and Abner went on with their work.
"Hi there," shouted an impatient voice. "Are you deaf?"
Abner winked at Zeb.
"S'pose we let 'em think we are deaf," he suggested. "I don't like their gall. Anyway, we might as well have a little fun, so let's bring down their topsails. They're carryin' too much sail fer sich crafts."
"All right, Abner, I'm game," Zeb agreed. "But be careful."
"Oh李嘉艾 , I'll be as keerful as I was with Joe Preston. You jist go on with the work as if ye didn't hear nuthin'襄汾吧 , an' let me handle this show. But, say, they're runnin' the car into the yard. What impudence!"
When a short distance away from the back door the auto was stopped, and the man who had previously spoken asked why in the devil no one had answered when spoken to. Zeb was hard at work, thus leaving Abner to face the irritated man.
"Didn't you hear what I said灵丘一中 ?" the stranger roared.
"Hey?" Abner asked, coming close to the car, and putting his left hand up to his ear.
"Why, the old fool's deaf!" the man exclaimed, turning to his companions. "Good Lord! Have I got to yell everything to him! Look here壶镇吧 ," he shouted, leaning well over the side of the car大湖小妹 , "are you Abner Andrews?"
"Oh, huntin' rabbits, are ye?" Abner's face cleared as he spoke. "Well, ye've come to a poor place, an' it's the wrong time of the year柳星雨 , anyway. Better wait till winter. They're good eatin' then."
"I didn't say 'rabbits,'" the man again yelled. "I said 'are you Abner Andrews?'"
"Don't mention it. I allus like to give a lift if I kin. But I advise yez to wait till winter," Abner solemnly replied.
"Oh恶妻的诱惑 , h—l!" the man exclaimed in disgust. "What am I to do? He's stone deaf."
"Ask him something else," one of his companions suggested.
"Is this your place?" the man once more roared.
"Is this my face?" Abner queried. "Sure, whose de ye s'pose it is?"
"Your place," the man roared again.
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