You shall have a whole dollar--and there it is, solid cash." "Thank ye," returned Peggy, pocketing the silver.

"It ain't what I expected, but--" "But what, sir ?" "But it's like findin' it, for I didn't expect nuth'n'.

I wish I could do more of 'em at the same price; but I did thet pome when I were young an' hed more ambition.

I couldn't think of another like it to save my neck." "I am glad of that, Peggy.

One of this kind is all a paper dare print.
We mustn't get too popular, you know." "I s'pose you'll print my name as the one what did it ?" he inquired anxiously.
"I shall print it just as it's written, advertisement and all." She did, and Peggy bought two extra copies, at a cent apiece.