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Then away to the police station. "Captain, Captain, I've found Squeaks! Come, come at once and get him." "I have to know about it first," said he, calmly. "Oh, Captain, there is no time to lose. It is ten o'clock now; the execution is fixed for noon." The Captain shook his head. "Then telegraph the Governor," she begged. "He wouldn't pay any attention to your say-so."

The trouble with you is that you can't see the difference between a good proposition and a bad one. That's why you bought this ranch on say-so. That's why now you're turning down my offer. You either jump without first looking, or you wait until it's too late.

And as for that ditch fairy tale, on your own say-so you wiped out all chance to prove the story." "Then you won't arrest her?" "If you'll furnish the evidence, seh." "I tell you we know she did it. Her father knows it." "Is it worryin' his conscience? Did he ask you to lay an information against her?" asked the officer sarcastically. "That isn't the point." "You're right. Here's the point."

The white man, on the other hand, if he lets out the money for the building, has the say-so on who will do it, and he naturally picks out another white man. That keeps the majority of Negroes out of work as far as carpentry is concerned. It does in a time like this. When times is better, the white man does not need to be so tight, and he can divide up."

Here's that fellow Langley has built a new play-house in Paris Garden, nearer to the landing than we are, and is stealing our business most scurvily!" Carew shrugged his shoulders. "And what's more, the very comedy for which Ben Jonson left us, because we would not put it on, has been taken up by the Burbages on Will Shakspere's say-so, and is running famously at the Curtain."

If Tom Preston is the Earthman, I'll turn in my spaceman's suit and proton disintegrator and resign from the human race." Rick grinned. "All right. We'll trust the Chief of Security on your say-so. What's the next step?" "Well, you're not old enough to have much of a work history, so we'll have to exaggerate your ages and the time you've worked.

Captain Scraggs turned a sneering glance upon the unhappy commodore while McGuffey sat down on the damp rail of the derelict and laughed until the tears coursed down his honest face. "A dirty little codfishin' schooner," raved Captain Scraggs, "an' you a-sinkin' the time an' money o' the syndicate in rotten codfish on the say-so of a clairvoyant you ain't even been interduced to.

Well, Gower has the Folly Bay license, and a couple of purse-seine licenses, and that just about gives him the say-so on all the waters around Squitty, besides a couple of good bays on the Vancouver Island side and the same on the mainland. He belongs to the Packers' Association. They ain't supposed to control the local market. But the way it works out they really do.

I don't get drunk. I don't smoke in bed. I'm decent of habit and I'm clean. I've got money enough to carry me. Couldn't you take me on my say-so? Look me over." Though it was delivered with entire gravity, the speech provoked a tired and struggling smile on the landlady's plain features. She looked. "Well?" he queried pleasantly. "What do you think? Will you take a chance?"

The old mountaineer behind the horse laughed apologetically. "I been trying to git her to go, but she won't stir. With the pinto daid, o' course we couldn't both make it." "That's plumb foolishness," the Texan commented irritably. "Mebbe," admitted the girl; "but I reckon I'll stay long as dad does." "No use being pigheaded about it." Her dark eyes flashed. "Is this your say-so, Mr.