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"You bet; come over an' hep me break 'em," replied Buck, with another grin of delight.

Why, she went on her lonesome to India and Japan, with nobody but her maid; and never put us hep until she landed in Bombay.

At the door stood the man named Hep, evidently keeping guard.

Hep Hardy and his funny stories are always used to close the show.

Even where actual violence could not be resorted to, the insulting cry of "Hep, hep!"

In future we must read "hop drinkers," and not "hep drinkers."

Hep Hardy's goat belongs to the chamois branch of that famous family.

On seeing him, there resounded from the mouths of the students the insane cry, "Hep, hep!"

Thus a riot was re-enacted here (9th and 10th August), which began with the cry, "Hep, hep!"

So terrible were his voice and look that Hep's courage wilted.