Now I'll pay you what I think fit, and you'll take it and be satisfied, and no hanky panky.

When you landed at Fremantle there was no hanky panky about you.

Rod and Hanky Panky dashed up to the front of the house and stopped.

Josh and Hanky Panky could talk of little else during the balance of that day.

By this time Hanky Panky had been awakened, and heard the last words.

Even Hanky Panky could laugh now, once they were on the road again.

There was a sudden whoop from the rear, where Hanky Panky held his place.

So finally Rod, finding that Hanky Panky seemed of the same mind, consented to stay over for a week or two longer.

Perhaps he knew his auditors so well that he really anticipated what the effect would be upon both Josh and Hanky Panky.

Many times during the balance of that afternoon Josh and Hanky Panky referred to the business which they were about to undertake.