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There was Romieu the outline of a drunkard behind a Red spectre. There was Malitourne not a bad friend, coarse and sincere. There was Cuch , whose name caused hesitation amongst the ushers at the saloon doors. There was Suin a man able to furnish excellent counsel for bail actions. There was Dr. Veron who had on his cheek what the other men of the Elysée had in their hearts.
And the family where she wuz took sick on their hands talked hard of suin' her for damage. For they wuz real smart folks, and had been makin' their calculations for over three years to go to the Fair, and had lotted on it day and night, and through her sickness they wuz kep to home, and didn't go to it at all. But to resoom.
Teeters, who suddenly dominated the scene from the door of the dining room where he had been listening intently. As if no longer able to contain himself, Teeters strode forward, shaking at Toomey the finger of emphasis: "Then," he cried, "you'll do your suin' from a cell! If I hold in any longer I'm goin' to choke! I'm goin' to speak, if she won't." He motioned towards Kate.
Brown's most awful mad 'cause Elijah's put his item right in with the advertisement of Lydia Finkham, an' he says he ain't nothin' as pretends to cure anythin' or everybody. He says he's a regular doctor as you have to take regular chances with an' he feels like suin' Elijah for slander.
"'Sae aw huik'd him, an' haul'd him suin into the keel, An' o' top o' the huddock aw rowl'd him aboot; An' his belly aw rubb'd, an' aw skelp'd his back weel, But the water he'd druck'n it wadn't run oot; So aw brought him ashore here, an' doctor's, in vain, Furst this way, then that, to recover him tries; For ye see there he's lyin' as deed as a stane, An' that's a' aw can tell ye aboot my Lord 'Size.
Larabee, firmly, putting his hand in his pocket, as if to resist any attempt to get money from it. "Ten dollars or you don't take that machine out!" cried Hank. "You're trespassers on my land, too! I could have you arrested for that, as well as suin' ye fer bustin' my tree." "I'll never pay," said Uncle Ezra. "Come on, Lieutenant, we'll take the airship out in spite of him."
In the characters which she first represented she was very successful, but is no longer so at the present day. Characters of Confidantes. Mesdames SUIN and THENARD. There are two only who are deserving of notice.
Now, don't yer know dat ef he was dead dey wouldn't be a suin' on him an' a swearin' he'd run away?" "I'm sure I don't know, but it would seem so," responded Mollie. "Seem so! it's boun' ter be so, honey," said the colored woman, positively. "I don't know, I'm sure," said Mollie. "It's a matter I don't understand.
Keith showed him the plats. "He is over our line I do not know just where, but in here somewhere." The old fellow put on his spectacles and looked long and carefully. "He says he owns it all; that he'll have us suin' for pardon?" "Suing for damages." The old squire gave a chuckle of satisfaction. "He is in and about there." He pointed with a stout and horny finger. "How did you know?"
For a moment they made a point of ignoring the larger matter. "Say," Breede suddenly exploded, "I wish you'd tell me just how many kinds of a no matter! Where was I? This reserve fund may be subject to draft f'r repairs an' betterment durin' 'suin' quarter or 'ntil such time as " The telephone again rang its alarm. Breede took the receiver and allowed dismay to be read on his face as he listened.
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