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We'll lay aboard this bloody blow-hard of a Cap'n Teach whilst he's a-buryin' of it. Here may well be where he has tucked away his other plunder. What if we bag the whole of it?" "One more fling, eh, Trimble, and more gold than ye lugged on your back from Guayaquil," grinned young Bill. They had spoken in cautious tones and now held their tongues.
I was up to Leidy a-buryin' my mother," she added, as though she expected that Elizabeth might blame her for being on the train at all. Landis and Min had gone back to their seats. Hearing this bit of conversation, Landis turned her head to look at Elizabeth and her friend.
"About ten year ago, sir, when I had been bound to Patty Cannon four year, I reckon, I see Patty an' Joe Johnson an' Ebenezer, his brother, all toting this chist to the field an' a-buryin' of it." "What did you see them put in that chest?" "A dead man a nigger-trader. I can't tell whether his name was Bell or Miller; she killed two men nigh that time, an' I was so little that I've got 'em mixed."
There's bin as much diggin' for them thousand guineas as was buried with Jerry Chilcott in Foxleigh Parish, where I was born, as would more nor pay for emptying a gold mine; but I never heard o' Christian folk a-buryin' jewels. But who are you? I felt a hand upon my shoulder, and looking round, I found Sinfi by my side. 'Does he belong to you, my gal?
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