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"Say what are youse guys doin', huh?" demanded the waiter pugnaciously. Carton and I had risen and stood between the man and Craig. The sound of voices in high pitch was enough to attract a crowd ever ready to watch a scrap.
Course, he did dig up a lot of Vee's favorite dahlia bulbs, and he almost undermined a corner of the kitchen wing when he set out to put a choice bone in cold storage, but he was so comical when he tamped the bone down with his nose that Vee didn't complain. "We can have the hole filled in and sodded over next spring," says Vee. "Huh!" I says.
So he lay still, and the Indian laughed aloud, believing the lad to be unconscious through fright. "Huh! White dog laugh at Red Fox? He say Red Fox face hideous?" the redskin exclaimed jeeringly, as he pressed the horse to the race. "'Tis well. Red Fox face bad very bad; but white boy worse when Indian hand have used knife!" Then the boy understood the mystery.
Bonbright walked painfully to Lightener's office. "Well?" said Lightener. "I can do it I'll harden to it," Bonbright said. "Huh!... Take off those overalls.... Boy, go to Mr. Foote's locker and fetch his things...." "Am am I discharged?" "No," said Lightener, bestowing no word of commendation. Men had little commendation from him by word of mouth. He let actions speak for him.
The coast was clear and Andy and his chums slipped out, carrying their purchases. "Are you coming?" Dunk asked of Ikey. "No, I'll stay and help Hashmi pack up the things. If you want any more let me know." "Huh! You mean you'll stay and count up how much you've stuck us!" said Dunk. "Oh, well, it looks like nice stuff. But I've got enough for the present. I've overdrawn my allowance as it is."
"Walked out," said the other, dryly. "Huh? Well, them blue bellies are right bright, now. You'll find pack hosses and an outfit at the spring west of the Lazy Y. Know where it is?" De Launay nodded as he felt the cinch of the horse's saddle. "But how the deuce will you get them there? It's nearly ninety miles." "We got a telephone at pa's ranch," said Sucatash, complacently.
"Why, you can't open your jaws. Let go of my gown, Joel. I must hurry home." And with visions of Miss Jerusha in the little brown house, she hurried off as fast as she could down the lane. "Huh!" exclaimed Joel, left quite alone staring after her. "I guess I ain't going to have any old lockjaw. And I could open my jaws, too."
What " in hushed curiosity and awe "what was he in prison for?" "Stealin'." Her pride was unmistakable. William looked at her in disapproval. "Stealin's wicked," he said virtuously. "Huh!" she jeered, "you can't steal! You're too soft! Softie! You can't steal without bein' copped fust go, you can't." "I could!" he said indignantly.
Them hombres, they awful sick, they don't know where is that thing what flies. My brother, she's fin' out that thing sets in Mexico, belongs Mexico. Thees countree los'. Jus' like ship what's los' on ocean, my brother she's tell from writing. My brother, she's smart hombre. She's keep awful quiet, tell nobody. She's theenk sell that thing for flying." "Huh!" Johnny grunted.
And I warn you right now you'll have to do your best, unless you want to be left in the lurch, because I'm learning fast." Step-hen certainly looked very much disappointed. There was a sneer, as well as a shadow on his face, as he remarked scornfully: "Huh! you take water, eh, Bumpus?"
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