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Charlotte appreciated the kindness of the intent, but she rebelled against the home-brewed medicines, and pinned her faith to the more scientific and less obnoxious preparations procured from the chemist's. For some time Nancy made light of the girl's ailments, though she watched her with unfailing attention. "You ain't a-done growing yet, miss, I'll lay," she said.

Henry shrugged his shoulders. "Don't know. Unless One Ear gnawed 'm loose. He couldn't a-done it himself, that's sure." "The darned cuss." Bill spoke gravely and slowly, with no hint of the anger that was raging within. "Jes' because he couldn't chew himself loose, he chews Spanker loose."

An', to eat into the little room there was, there was piles of manure just thrown outa the barn an' not hauled away yet. But I wasn't lettin' on nothin'. The driver gave me the lines, an' I could see he was grinnin', sure I'd make a mess of it. I bet he couldn't a-done it himself.

I didn't mind him any quicker or any oftener than the rest of you; keep that pretty clear in your heads, and don't one of you dare open your mouth again to tell me, as you did Saturday, what I SHOULD a-done, and what I SHOULDN'T. I've had the law of this explained to me; you all know it for that matter. By the law, I get this place and one third of all the other land and money.

"Why, they was four rounds I was in dreamland all the time... only I kept on my feet an' fought, or took the count to eight an' got up, an' stalled an' covered an' whanged away. I don't know what I done, except I must a-done like that, because I wasn't there. I don't know a thing from the thirteenth, when he sent me to the mat on my head, till the eighteenth. "Where was I? Oh, yes.

"He looked me all over I tell you I was pretty ragged; nothin' but a shirt and pants on, and they was almighty tore up, especially where most everybody wants to be covered and Bill was no better. We'd 'bout used up our clo'es so that sail-needles nor nothin' else wouldn't a-done us no good, and we had no time nor no spare cash to go ashore and get others.

Alce gropingly put out a hairy hand towards her, which was his nearest approach to a caress. Joanna flicked it away. "Now a-done do, Arthur Alce" dropping in her merriment into the lower idiom of the Marsh "a-done do with your croaking and your stroking both. Let me go my own ways, for I know 'em better than you can."

Now if I was only in the Klondike " "Crazy as a loon," William sneered in open aside to the rest. "A nice way to talk to your father," Old Man Tarwater censured mildly. "My father'd have walloped the tar out of me with a single-tree if I'd spoke to him that way." "But you ARE crazy, father " William began. "Reckon you're right, son. And that's where my father wasn't crazy. He'd a-done it."

"This gentleman has complained, and you must stop," said the officer. They all turned on Livingstone with sudden hate. "Arr-oh-h!" they snarled in concert. "We ain't a-hurtin' him! What's he got to do wid us anyhow!" One more apt archer than the rest, shouted, "He ain't no gentleman a gentleman don't never interfere wid poor little boys what ain't a-done him no harm!"

We've just got to face things. You've got to live. How?" "Well, then," said Mary Warren, suddenly rising, her hands to her hot cheeks, "well, then and what then? I can't be a burden on you you've done more than your half ever since I first had to go to the doctor about my eyes." "Cut all that out, now," said Annie, her eyes ominous. "I done what you'd a-done.