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If some peobles are gombelt to keep der laws and oders are not, dot's a great atwantitch to der oders. Dot iss what iss ruining der gountry und der peobles iss commencement to take notice. Efer'veres in oder towns der iss housecleaning; dey are reforming und indieding, und pooty soon dot mofement comes here shoo-er!
Chorus Oh when de sun, etcetera. De selfish man would rader dan put out his hand to work, Let women toil, an' sweat and moil as wicked as de Turk. De cream ob eberyt'ing he wants, let oders hab de skim; In fact de wurld and all it holds was only made for him. Chorus Oh when de sun, etcetera.
One glance at the drawn face of the latter told him that he had not slept, but he refrained from comment on the fact, knowing well what thoughts must have made sleep impossible for him. "Have you seen anything yet, Jean?" he asked as he seated himself again. "Not yet, m'sieu," answered the trapper. "But eef Chief George did not lie we cannot miss Chigmok an zee oders."
"I say, Moses," shouted one of the seamen, as he looked down on the tiny canoe while they were pushing off. "Hallo?" "Keep your heart up, for we'll try to `do to oders all around de t'ing what's good an' true!" "Das de way, boy `an' oders, 'turning tit for tat, will do de same to you!"
"Well, you know, it's difficult to get out ob camp." "Oh, you could get through. Dere is no fear about you being caught." "I don't know," Tony replied with an air of reluctance. "Well, I will see about it. Ef I can crawl troo de sentries, and bring some for you and de oders, I will. It will help keep you awake and keep out de damp. "Dat's right down good ob you," the other said cordially.
I know some o' you has berry brig mout, brigger dan oders; but den de brig mouts sometimes has de small bellies; so dat de brigness of de mout is not to swaller wid, but to bit off de blubber for de small fry ob sharks, dat can't get into de scrouge to help demselves." "Well done, old Fleece!" cried Stubb, "that's Christianity; go on."
For de most part dese led libes differing no way from deir neighbors; dey tilled de land, or kept stores like oders, and none of dose around dem suspected in de slightest degree deir mission in de south. To deir houses at night fugitive slabes would come, guided by dose from de next post.
Not bery big, twenty or thirty men dere. Den a hundred yards furder tree huts stand. Dey new huts, but not built last night, leaves all dead, built eight or ten days ago. Me crawl on tomack among de trees, and lay and watch. In de furder hut two white lady. Dey come in and out, dey talk togeder, de oders not go near them. Next hut to them, twenty, thirty yards away, two white men.
"Not very likely they will make such a mad attempt," observed Carlos with a laugh. "The Palefaces would clear them off the face of the earth were they to play a trick of that sort." Jup shrugged his shoulders. "Me only tell massa what oders say," he answered. At last, beginning to grow hungry, we agreed to stop paddling and take some food, while Jup steered.
Dey sit on log and smoke cigar. In de next hut four white sailor. Den a little distance away, twelve black fellows sit round fire and cook food. Plenty of goats down in valley, good gardens and lots of bananas." "How did the white ladies seem?" "Not seem anyting particular, sar. Dey neber look in de direction ob oders. Just talk togeder bery quiet. Me see dere lips move, but hear no voice.
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