Haven't-time and Don't-be-in-a-hurry, and other stories (1869)
Arthur, T. S. (Timothy Shay), 1809-1885 · Philadelphia, J.B. Lippincott & Co. · leaf 47
know whatan omnibus minute is, replied Mr. Havent-time, as he stopped, panting, and commencedwiping the perspiration from his forehead.The fellow heard and saw me; I knowhe did! Just as he said this, Mr. Havent-timesaw the omnibus that had left the stand,and which was now a few hundred yardsdown… … MR. HAVNT-TIME TRYING TO OVERTAKE THE OMNIBUS.( 5 ) Page 40. THE NEW PUBLIC I ASTOR, LENO TiLUfcN i- B - L DONT-BE-IN-A-HURRY. 43 but a few paces, however, before he trodupon a loose stone, and fell to the groundwith a badly sprained ankle. CHAPTER VI. MR. HAVENT-TIME RETURNS TO PHILADELPHIAWITH A…
Children's stories, American
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