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It's beginnin' to rain now it's goin' to be a mean night mean as yourself a cold, oncomfortable drizzle; just such a night as makes these poor homeless devils feel that since they are half under water they might as well go down to the river and get under altogether. P'raps they do it sometimes in the hope of finding a warm, dry place somewhere. Dreadful suddint change for 'em, though!
I use to take 'im to the 'Eath of a summer Sunday, an' 'e use to stand on them little ridges below the Spaniards Road, with 'is eyes shut against the sun, never botherin' to take no aim. I can see 'im now, a-pulling of the string of 'is bow it 'ad an 'igh note, like the beginnin' of a bit o' music an' then awf 'e'd go like a rebbit, to see where the arrer fell.
Poyser, "an' it's poor work allays settin' the dead above the livin'. We shall all on us be dead some time, I reckon it 'ud be better if folks 'ud make much on us beforehand, i'stid o' beginnin' when we're gone. It's but little good you'll do a-watering the last year's crop." "Well, Adam," said Mr.
Nick Undrell's different." "What about Nick Undrell?" Kiddie asked. "That fetches me up against the point," returned Isa. "That's the business brought me on your trail. But before we drag in Nick, I'll start at the beginnin'. I don't doubt you remember the name of Sanson T. Wrangler." "Yes," Kiddie affirmed, "he kept a prosperous general store in Laramie.
"Now, thank God, he's jes' beginnin' to unlimber," chuckled the old man as the old pacer, catching on to the game and warming to his work, was only a length behind at the wire, as they scored the fourth time, when Flecker's mare flew up in the air and again the bell clanged. The crowd grew impatient.
What I wished to observe, howiver, is that we ain't to recognize such things as foul blows in this fight for the championship of Louisiana. Aich one is to git the bist of the ither in the bist way he can. The rule, Deerfut, is for such pugilists to shake hands before beginnin' to try to knock aich ither out."
She brushed back her disarranged hair and laughed a soft, sweet little laugh. "Well, I'm beginnin' well. All real ladies in story books faint when they hear good news." When she was again seated in her chair and curious Mrs. Smith had been politely expelled from the room, Mr. Thornton cleared his throat and was again the precise man of business.
I asked why, an' they said all the poor people lived to the north of it. That's the way things often happen, Ned. An' I saw the great, big hotel John Jacob Astor was beginnin' to build on Broadway just below the City Hall.
Tom Belcher make way for him. And, Tom, s'pose you put another stick of wood in that stove an' poke up the fire." He took off his glasses, blew on them, polished them with his handkerchief and readjusted them. Then, leaning back in his chair, he spoke. "Gentlemen, from the beginnin' of time, as fur back as records go, a dog's been the friend, companion, an' protector of man.
"Wal, Josh, 'ithout talkin' o' common sense, ye've good grist o' lawyers' sense that I know; an' so, I suppose, ye've tuk it into your head to make beginnin' on me. Aint that why ye've come over this mornin'?" "What?" "To make a Mormon o' me."
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