Good game, eh?
Ha, ha, ha." They all joined in the laugh.
"And he plays the mouth organ, too, and does funny stunts," sturdily continued the little girl, disdaining Tom's scornful laughter.
"Good for you, Jane." "Yes, and he passed his entrance to the High School a year ago when he was fourteen, in Ontario, anyway." This appeared to check Tom's hilarity.
"My, what a wonder he is! And did he tell you all this himself ?" "No, indeed," said Jane indignantly.
"Oh, I am glad to hear that," said Tom with a grin.

"Won't you come along, Sam?
It's only a little way down." "All right," said Sam cheerfully.

"So long, folks.

See you later, Larry.
Au reservoir, young lady, as the camel said to the elephant when he asked what he'd have.

Hope I see you later if not sooner--ta-ta; tinga-ling; honk honk." Again he swept Miss Hazel an elaborate bow.
"Thinks he's smart," said that young lady, lifting her nose.