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| ... searching on hands and knees for crack * Chicle - heroin * Chief - LSD; mescaline * Chieva - heroin * Chillie Willies - snorting vodka or gin out of a bottle cap * Chillun - pipe used to smoke hashish or * China - opium * China cat - high potency heroin * China girl - fentanyl * China town - fentanyl * China White - fentanyl * Chinese dragons - ... |
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| ... catching the words as they dropped from his lips. When school was over several of the boys rushed to the spot where Fred--his cap in his hand, and his dark hair blowing about every way--was standing. "I say," said James Duncan, "I thought you would get it. You've ... |
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| ... bring your meals to you. At the end of that time I will see and talk with you." Without a word Fred hung his cap upon its nail, and went to his room. Such a sudden change from success and elation to shame and condign punishment was too much for ... |
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| ... the requisite materials. If either you or your mother presents it, they will be given you." "Very good, sir," said Paul. He took his cap, and prepared to go. "Good-evening, Mr. Preston," he said. "Good-evening. I shall expect you with the shirts when they are ready." Paul went ... |
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| ... and sang "Shoo Fly!" which suiting the taste, he was called upon to repeat. The song being finished, Edward Eustis took off his cap, and went around the circle. "Now, boys, you have a chance to show your liberality," he said. "start the collection with five cents." "That's ahead of ... |
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| ... in a penny. "I haven't got any money," said Frank Gaylord, "but here's an apple;" and he dropped a large red apple into the cap. Phil; watching with interest the various contributions, was best pleased with the last. The money he must carry to the padrone. The apple he might ... |
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| ... his class. Shall I bring him up here again?" "Any time, Paul. We shall always be glad to see him." Here Phil took his cap and prepared to depart. "Good-by," he said in English. "I thank you all for your kindness." "Will you come again?" said Mrs. Hoffman. "We ... |
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| ... not a romantic young damsel, I shall not follow your example."By this time the song was finished, and Phil, taking off his cap, went the rounds. None of the contributions were larger than five cents, until he came to the young lady of whom we have spoken above. She ... |
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| ... cold so much, if I had a warm overcoat like that boy," pointing out a boy clad in a thick overcoat, and a fur cap drawn over his ears, while his hands were snugly incased in warm gloves. He, too, looked at the two fiddlers, and he could not help ... |
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| ... to resume their walk, forgetting to "pay the piper." But Phil was not at all bashful about presenting his claims. He took off his cap, and going up to the jolly pair said, "I want some pennies." Sailors are free with their money. Parsimony is not one of their vices. ... |
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| ... but finally yielded to the united request. But it was now one o'clock, and Paul must be back to his business. Phil took his cap and went with him to purchase the fiddle, promising to come back directly. They went into Chatham Street, and soon halted before a small shop, ... |
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