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I'll come a little earlier.' So it went. The black coat grew ragged in the service, and hobbledehoys, finding him safe sport, smashed the tall hat over his eyes time after time. He wept over the hat, and straightened it as best he might. Was she coming? Night after night, and night and night. But tomorrow.... I'LL COME A LITTLE EARLIER SO IT WENT THE BLACK COAT GREW RAGGED IN THE SERVICE AND HOBBLEDEHOYS FINDING HIM SAFE SPORT SMASHED THE TALL HAT OVER HIS EYES TIME AFTER TIME HE WEPT OVER THE HAT AND STRAIGHTENED IT AS BEST HE MIGHT WAS SHE COMING NIGHT AFTER NIGHT AND NIGHT AND NIGHT BUT TO MORROW
pped at a church, and began pacing slowly to and fro before it, eagerly looking out each way as he went. His sister watched him for nearly half an hour, and then went home. In two hours more she came back with her husband. Bob was still there, walking to and fro. ''Ullo, Bob,' said his brother-in-law; 'come along 'ome an' get to bed, there's a good chap. You'll be awright in the mornin'.' 'She ain't turned up,' Bob complained, 'or else I've missed 'er. This is the reg'lar place--where I alwis used to meet 'er. But she'll come tomorrer. She used to leave me in the lurch sometimes, bein' nach'rally larky. But very good-'arted, mindjer; very good-'arted.' She did not come the next evening, nor the next, nor the evening after, nor the one after that. But Bob Jennings, howbeit depressed and anxious, was always confident. 'Somethink's prevented 'er tonight,' he would say, 'but she'll come tomorrer.... I'll buy a blue tie tomorrer--she used to like me in a blue tie. I won't miss 'er tomorrer. PING COUPLES WALKED UP AND DOWN ALL EVENING HE STOPPED AT A CHURCH AND BEGAN PACING SLOWLY TO AND FRO BEFORE IT EAGERLY LOOKING OUT EACH WAY AS HE WENT HIS SISTER WATCHED HIM FOR NEARLY HALF AN HOUR AND THEN WENT HOME IN TWO HOURS MORE SHE CAME BACK WITH HER HUSBAND BOB WAS STILL THERE WALKING TO AND FRO HOLLO BOB SAID HIS BROTHER IN LAW COME ALONG AR AND GET TO BED THERE'S A GOOD CHAP YOU'LL BE ALL RIGHT IN THE MORNING SHE AIN'T TURNED UP BOB COMPLAINED OR ELSE OF MISTER THIS IS THE REGULAR PLACE WHERE I ALWAYS WAS USED TO MEET HER BUT SHE'LL COME TO MORROW SHE'LL SLEEP IN THE LURCH SOMETIMES BEING NATURALLY LARKY BUT VERY GOOD HEARTED MIND YOU VERY GOOD HEARTED SHE DID NOT COME THE NEXT EVENING NOR THE NEXT NOR THE EVENING AFTER NO THE ONE AFTER THAT BUT BOB JENNINGS HOWBEIT DEPRESSED AND ANXIOUS WAS ALWAYS CONFIDENT SOMETHING'S PREVENTED HER TO NIGHT HE WOULD SAY BUT SHE'LL COME TO MORROW I'LL BUY A BIG BLUE TIE TO MORROW SHE USED TO LIGHT ME IN A BLUE TIE I WON'T MISS HER TO MORROW
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