"Don't you worry about me, Mrs. Burden," he said cheerfully, as he put on a second pair of socks.
"I reckon not as I don't own any clothes but what I set in, except a couple of old shirts and them socks.
When you go to see any one, you cannot dispense with taking off your socks or clogs before you are introduced into the room.
Don't forget to write to the company about the gas meter, and your good socks are in the top drawer. I will write to-morrow.
"I love my little baby rabbit; But oh! he has a dreadful habit Of paddling out among the rocks And soaking both his bunny socks.'
It also is good to have with you heavy gloves or mittens, overshoes, extra woolen socks, and winter headgear to cover your head and face.
Then he put on a clean shirt and clean socks, and after he was dressed he kissed her and the little one and took his gun and said he was going out to hunt rabbits.
From the ships and warehouses there commenced to appear the comforts that sick men demanded--sheets and nightgowns, socks and pillows; in the place of the nauseous beef stew, the wounded began to get broths and jellies.
If you are compelled to go to the dining car alone, you will probably sit beside an Elk with white socks, who will call the waiter "George." Along about the second course he will say to you, "It's warm for September, isn't it?" to which you should answer "No." That will dispose of the Elk.