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1
It's folk like the 'smith yonder, or Orrin Green, the
upsettin
'
body.
2
Comes galamphin' into the room, kickin' a couple of footstools and
upsettin
'
things promiscuous.
3
No, yer right there, Mr. Blake, and it's the idee o' loneliness that's
upsettin
'
me!
4
I daresay I hae nae all the charity I might hae for them, the
upsettin
'
bodies.
5
Thinkin' of
upsettin
'
Jethro, be you?
6
This conversation is headin' in a direction what might be
upsettin
'
to the ears of an innocent like myself.
7
To me, "You're
upsettin
'
my work."
8
I can't have none of those fine ladies comin' a botherin' around me, carryin' off my things or
upsettin
'
'em.
9
You try
upsettin
'
the Hennage apple-cart one o' these bright days, an' there'll be a rush order for a new tombstone.
10
Did ye 'ear 'im say that they'd be
upsettin
'
my opinions?-Eh?-Ludloveyou, sir, but you do say some queer things.
11
Gentlemen like the Judge, or like Mr Greenleaf here, will sit and bide the minister's time; but
upsettin
'
bodies such as I could name-
12
Things will come out all right, and it ain't no use
upsettin
'
every thing and bein' so darned uncomfortable, answered Mr. Wilkins with unusual energy.
13
"What d'ye want to come back 'ere for,
upsettin
'
Jin like this'n?"
14
Thinkin' of
upsettin'
Jethro?
15
"Jewelry seems to be mighty
upsettin
'
,
"
Y.D.
16
But it were
upsettin'
,
and Jim and me did 'ope when we was moved to Mrs. Larkins's that we had a better time in store.
upsettin
try upsettin