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He wear long tail to the coat; all the time he look like mebbeso somebody in the house she's goin' die pretty queeck." "Oh, you mean Murray, the butler." Pablo was too ludicrous, and Kay sat down on the edge of the porch and laughed until she wept.
Mebbeso you likee some fried ham and eggs?" said Song, shaking hands with himself and bowing low. "Ham and eggs! No! Positively, no! I'll be turning into a ham and egg if I get any more of it. That's all the cook at the ranch knows how to do. Anything else?" "Yes, missee. Plenty paltlidge, what Misto Ted shootee lesterday. I cookee you some plenty quick."
Don't marry a man with the notion of reformin' him or because he seems to you romantic. You have lots of sense. You'll use it, won't you?" he pleaded. "I'll try to use it, Billie," she promised. Then, the soft eyes shining and the color still high in her cheeks, she added impulsively: "I don't know anybody that needs some one to love him more than that poor boy does." "Mebbeso.
I will not fight dose dirty fight some more. Au revoir, mademoiselle. I go." And without further ado he hung up. "What's this, what's this?" Sexton demanded. "You re going to quit? Nonsense, Rondeau, nonsense!" "I will have my time, M'sieur," said Jules Rondeau. "I go to work for a man. Mebbeso I am not woods-boss for heem, but I work." "You'll have to wait until the Colonel returns, Rondeau."
I have for you zee good news. Bryce Cardigan, she puts in the crossing to-day. One man of the law she comes from San Francisco with papers, and M'sieur Sexton say to me: 'Rondeau, we are whip'. Deesmess your men. So I have deesmess doze men, and now I deesmess myself. Mebbeso bimeby I go to work for M'sieur Cardigan. For Mademoiselle I have no weesh to make trouble to fire me. I queet.
Perhaps the accomplice saw a chance to get away with the whole of it by gettin' rid of Horikawa." "Mebbeso. By what you tell me yore uncle was a big, two-fisted scrapper. It was a two-man job to handle him. This li'l' Jap never in the world did it alone. What it gets back to is that he was prob'ly in on it an' later for some reason his pardner gunned him."
"Which of you went back upstairs to untie my uncle after you had run away in a fright?" "N-neither of us," she answered, teeth chattering from sheer funk. "I understood Mr. Hull to say " "He never said that. Y-you must be mistaken." "Mebbeso. You didn't go back, then?" The monosyllable "No" came quavering from her yellow throat.
"Mebbeso," agreed Clay serenely, showing no surprise at this explosion. "But I'm here. And I put a question. Shall I ask it again?" "No need. I'm going to take what the law allows me what I and my friends have bought and paid for in the open market. The more it hurts Whitford the better I'll be pleased," answered Bromfield, his manner of cynical indifference swept away by gathering rage.
"For the way you handled that murdering Jap. Pablo, that was a bully job of work. Please accept this bill. If I didn't like you I would not offer it to you." "Well, I guess Carolina mebbeso she can use eet. But first I ask Don Miguel if eet is all right for me take eet." He departed for the house to return presently with an anticipatory smile on his dusky countenance.
At the top of the rim he rose and came face to face with another man. "A good deal like frozen hell, Billie," the other said casually. "Where did you come from?" demanded the sheriff, amazed. Jim Clanton laughed grimly. "I've been with yore party half an hour. Why shouldn't I be here when Lee Snaith is lost?" "You were hiding in Live-Oaks?" "Mebbeso. Anyway, I'm here.
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