Cricky

And when she was dealing with Cricky earlier this evening; didn't she have something of the You may think that.

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“O Cricky!” said Mr. Hoopdriver, dismounting in dismay and standing agape.

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"Cricky, I should say, but you're not after leaving him behind, are you?"

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"Cricky, Dad! can they take everything that belongs to us?" asked Marty, awestruck.

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"Cricky, Chip! how did you come to think of that?" demanded one of the boys in an undertone.

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"Cricky!" was Marty's comment, he having come in after blanketing the elder's colt.

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"Cricky! it looks about as much like a sylph as -- well, as Mary Ann does!" said Jim.

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"Cricky! who's coming, then?" the excited boy demanded.

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Mr.. Cricky always called that kind of anger in Mr. Cricky "righteous indignation."

The Cheerful Cricket and Others Jeannette Augustus Marks 1919

Father Cricky was very glad to sing it, and this was the song he sang:

The Cheerful Cricket and Others Jeannette Augustus Marks 1919