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Lonesome and blue, Nothin' to do, I roams around a-feelin' like I had the 'flu..." From the region of the saxophones a gorgeous baritone had soared forth. Glancing around she saw the glistening black face of a faultlessly attired American negro.
Yes, the next day wuz the one that she always set the plate on for him the gilt edged chiny with pink sprigs. But I'll bet that half or three quarters of that low melancholy groan of her'n wuz caused by the hardness of the job that loomed up in front of us, and the hull of mine wuz. Wall, that night Josiah Allen wuz a-feelin' dretful neat, fer he had sold our sorell colt for a awful big price.
Yes, the next day wuz the one that she always set the plate on for him the gilt edged chiny with pink sprigs. But I'll bet that half or three quarters of that low melancholy groan of her'n wuz caused by the hardness of the job that loomed up in front of us, and the hull of mine wuz. Wall, that night Josiah Allen wuz a-feelin' dretful neat, fer he had sold our sorell colt for a awful big price.
But Bas Rowlett did not remain through the day, and when he was ready to leave, old Caleb followed him around the turn of the road to a point where they could be alone, and laid a sympathetic hand on his shoulder. "Bas," he said, feelingly, "I'd hate ter hev ye think I hain't a-feelin' fer ye terday.
And that's when I'll get there." "Well, give my regards to Senator Brown and his wife, if you happen to see them." "Sure thing! I'm on my way. You know "I was top-hand once but the trail for mine: Git along, cayuse, git along! But now I'm ridin' the old chuck line, Feedin' good and a-feelin' fine: Oh, some folks eat and some folks dine, Git along, cayuse, git along!" Bartley smiled.
And right here I see my own books; there they wuz a-standin' up jest as noble and pert as if they wuz to home in the what-not behind the parlor door, not a-feelin' the least mite put out before princes, or zars. A-standin' jest as straight in front of a king as a cow-boy, not a-humpin' themselves up in the latter instance, or a-meachin' in the more former one.
There ware plenty of men to back him on that, includin' th' boatman what rowed them aboard. Finally, partly by blandanderin' an' a-feelin' around, fer th' poor gal ware now alone in th' world, he got her to step aboard th' bleedin' hooker Starbuck the day he ware ready for sea. Thin he jest stood out an' an' well, after they'd been out six months th' matter ended as far as Jameson ware concerned.
You ain't ever goin' into the ring a-feelin' THAT WAY." Her eyes met his, defiantly. "What's the difference? What's the difference?" She wrenched her wrist quickly from him, and ran into the dressing tent laughing hysterically. "And I brung her back to it," mumbled Jim as he turned to give orders to the property men.
"You've got her right, tenderfoot," he said; "'Ten Spot's' m' handle, an' if you're a-feelin' like criticizin' of her do her some rapid before I starts dealin' out the lead which is in my pritty." Just how one man could be so entirely remorseless as to shoot another when that other man was looking straight into his eyes Hollis could not understand.
She soon learned that no sign of the stranger's boat could be found in the harbor. Returning from the land-wash, she met Nick Leary. "How bes ye a-feelin' now?" she asked, not unkindly. "But it served ye right, Nick. A great man like ye has no call to be fightin' wid women." "Me poor head buzzes like a nest o' wasps whin ye pokes it wid a club," said Nick.
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