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Cause I know I was well and hearty enough; on'y dat I was troubled 'bout you, mammy; and I went to sleep in my bed and when I waked up I was here. "Well, while Jim was talkin' I heerd de man, Jack, say: "'Go along den, you cuss! dere's your frien's. "And I looked up and dere he was a-pushing Sally along towards us! "'And, oh, Sally, says I, 'are you dead too?

"And why not?" "Because I aren't got the mind to because I aren't never goin' to wrastle no more, Peter so theer's an end on 't." Yet, in the doorway I paused and looked back. "George." "Peter?" "Won't you come for friendship's sake?" Black George picked up his coat, looked at it, and put it down again. "No, Peter!" "I say, young cove, where are you a-pushing of?"

"Now then, young cove," repeated the man I have alluded to, "where are you a-pushing of? Don't do it again, or mind your eye!" And, saying this, he glared balefully at me with one eye and leered jocosely with the other, and into my ribs came his elbow again. "You seem to be able to do something in that way yourself," I retorted. "Oh do I?"

"Oh, well, at last we heard the old man howlin' and yowlin' in the wangun camp and then he comes a-pushing the tall stranger out with such awful language as you know he can. An' he says to the stranger, 'Talk about charters and condemning land till ye're black in the face, I say ye can't do it; and every rail ye lay I'll tie it into a bow-knot. An' I'll eat your charter, seals and all.