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I was right glad to renew acquaintance with them. Boy reader, do you share my joy? But whither go they now? They are full two thousand miles from their home in Louisiana. The Red River upon which their canoe floats is not that Red River, whose blood-like waters sweep through the swamps of the hot South the home of the alligator and the gar.

As soon as she perceived it would be hard work to unseat him, the mare was quiet. "Bravo!" cried the marquis, giving him the letter. "Will there be an answer, my lord?" "Wait and see." "I s' gar you pey for't, gien we come upon a broon rig atween this an' Kirkbyres," said Malcolm, addressing the mare, and rode away.

"In the name of heavenly mercy," said Jeanie, forgetting the line of conduct which she had hitherto adopted, "tell me but what became of that unfortunate babe, and" Madge stopped, looked at her gravely and fixedly, and then broke into a great fit of laughing "Aha, lass, catch me if you can I think it's easy to gar you trow ony thing. How suld I ken onything o' your sister's wean?

"Nay, Aylward," said Alleyne, laying his hand upon the sleeve of his companion's frayed jerkin, "you cannot think me so thrall as to throw aside an old friend because I have had some small share of good fortune. I take it unkind that you should have thought such evil of me." "Nay, mon gar. 'Twas but a flight shot to see if the wind blew steady, though I were a rogue to doubt it."

Every day, every day he's pass on de trial, over de hill, down de coulee, all over." "He does, eh?" said Father Mike, delighted at the description of his friend. "What is he after? Coal?" "Coal!" echoed Perault with contempt. "Not mouche. He's go for find de peep. He's dig 'em up on de church, by gar." "You see, Doctor," said Father Mike, "no one has any chance here with your fellow.

A quick cross-fire of greetings and questions and rough West Saxon jests flew from rank to rank, or were bandied about betwixt the marching archers and the gazing crowd. "Hola, Gaffer Higginson!" cried Aylward, as he spied the portly figure of the village innkeeper. "No more of thy nut-brown, mon gar. We leave it behind us." "By St. Paul, no!" cried the other. "You take it with you.

At times his inflexible integrity oppressed John Woolfolk. Halvard, he thought, was a difficult man to live up to. He turned and absently surveyed the land. His restlessness increased. He felt a strong desire for a larger freedom of space than that offered by the Gar, and it occurred to him that he might go ashore in the tender. He moved aft with this idea growing to a determination.

The anger in her daughter's voice startled the mother. "Oui! by gar!" said Perrotte, who had overheard, with quick wrath. "Dat's foolish talk for sure! Dere's no man can spik lak dat to me, or I choke him on his fool t'roat, me." "Right you are, mon pere!" said Annette appeasing her father. "Mother did not think what she was saying." "Dat's no bon," replied Perrotte, refusing to be appeased.

His features worked, his voice was high with passion. "Ba gar, I don't sleep the night because I think about dem poor childs. Dem little white face, dem arm, dem leg all dry up not so big as chicken leg. And all outdoor free to odder childs not to them childs up dere." He shook his fists at the mill windows.

For the people sided with the zealous carlan, and spoke fiercely, threatening to gar James Gottera ride the stang for his sinfulness in so traducing persecuted Christians.