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"Wal," answered Uncle Terry, seating himself, "I got in purty late last night an' put up at a tavern near the depot." "But why didn't you write or wire me, so I could have met you at the train and taken care of you?" asked Albert.
Set down thar an' listen while somebody what knows somethin' talks to you. What odds does it make to you if he won't go pardners with you?" "Kase I want some of the money; that's the odds it makes to me." "Wal, you kin have it, an' you needn't do no work, nuther. I'm Dave's pap an' your'n too, an' knows what's best fur all of us.
I commenced for to walk fast, and Big Mose commenced for to walk fast, and afore we knowed it, we bofe was a canterin', and when we come aginst de door, we'd like to 've busted it in, we was tearing along so fast. We tumbled in ober each oder, and fastened dat door in a hurry you'd better beliebe." "Wal, we went to our room, and blowed out de candle and said our prayers and went to bed.
"Now, jis be as quick as you kin," she said; "I'se got to go back to see to tings can't trust dat Vic, no how! Wal, I guess Mr. Dolf'll see de difference 'tween folks and folks." Benson knew that Dolf, Mr. Mellen's own man, was a special weakness of Clorinda's, though it was only her reputation for accumulated wages which induced that dashing yellow individual to treat her with any attention.
He was deeply interested in this man. There was something he liked about him. "What does it sell fur?" he asked, after a pause. "Same price as them cheap medicines dollar a bottle big bottles, too. Want one?" "Wal, mother ain't to home, an' I don't know as she'd like this kind. We ain't been sick f'r years.
"Jean, I take particular pains to show y'u where this hole is," said Blue, "because if the gang runs out y'u could duck in there an' hide. An' if they run out into the yard wal, y'u'd make it a sorry run fer them.... Wal, when y'u've crawled up close to Greaves's back door, an' waited long enough to see an' listen then you're to run fast an' swing your ax smash ag'in' the winder.
"That's it," he said. "How?" he went on. "Combination. Finance and the interest of the little, great old country across the water. It's all planned and laid out by the feller that started up this proposition. It's scheduled for you. Guess you'll find the last word of it writ out in the locked book in this desk. It's clear and straight for the feller with the nerve. That's you. Wal?"
Like a shot I halted in the shadow, where I had not been seen. "Sho! Ain't boardin' heah, is he?" said the other. "Yes." "Reckon he'll hurt your business, Jim." The fellow called Jim emitted a mirthless laugh. "Wal, he's been all my business these days. An' he's offered to rent that old 'dobe of mine just out of town. You know, where I lived before movin' in heah.
She saw a shade of pain in his eyes and his immobility struck her, but he did not seem badly off. Bo was pale, round-eyed, and apparently too agitated to speak. Carmichael placed chairs beside the couch for the girls. "Wal, what's ailin' you this nice mornin'?" asked Roy, eyes on the cowboy. "Huh! Would you expect me to be wearin' the smile of a fellar goin' to be married?" retorted Carmichael.
Wal, ye see that 'are's the way fellers allers begin the ways o' sin, by turnin' their backs on the Bible and the advice o' pious parents. Now hear what he come to: "'Then I murdered William More, As I sailed, as I sailed; I murdered William More, And left him in his gore, Not many leagues from shore, As I sailed, as I sailed. "'To execution dock I must go, I must go.
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