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Updated: September 15, 2025
Sez I, "The idee of the World's Fair, with all it has got on its mind, a noticin' or carin' whether you had on shoes or went barefoot! But if you are afraid of talk," sez I, "I guess that it would make full as much talk to see you a-goin' round a-groanin' and a-cryin' out loud. And that is what them shoes would bring you to," sez I.
Why, busts out a-cryin' and sits on the damp stones, and sobs, and sulks, and stares at the suvrin in her hand as if I'd told her of a funeral instead of a fortune!" concluded Mrs. Leadbatter, alliteratively. "But you did her brother's death," said Lancelot. "That's what she's crying about." Mrs.
Alec had repeated the order to Harry word for word, adding: "Don't you sass back, Marse Harry let him blow hisse'f out he don't mean nothin'. He's dat mad he's crazy gits dat way sometimes den purty soon he's fit to bust hisse'f wide open a-cryin'! I see him do dat once when you warn't mo'n so high, and de doctor said you was daid fo' sho'." Harry made no reply, but it did not ruffle his temper.
I suppose, then, you're a-visitin' here. I know most of the folk hereabouts. 'No: I am going back this afternoon. Her interrogator was puzzled and her curiosity stimulated. Presently she looked in Madge's face. 'Ah! my poor dear, you'll excuse me, I don't mean to be forward, but I see you've been a-cryin': there's somebody buried here. 'No. That was all she could say.
He took a cramp colic in de night an' was dead 'fore mornin'. I hear somebody a-cryin' at de Big House an' Granny tol' us dat Old Marster done die in de night. Dey had a big fun'al an' all de folks come. De men carried him to de graveyard by de church. Dey didn' have no hearses dem days. Twant far to de graveyard so dey jus' toted de coffin to whar dey buried 'im.
And all night she's been tossin' about, a-cryin' out and " "Where is she now?" put in Hephzy, sharply. "She's in 'er room ma'am. Dressed she is; she would dress, knowin' of your comin', though I told 'er she shouldn't. She's dressed, but she's lyin' down. She would 'ave tried to sit hup, but THAT I wouldn't 'ave, ma'am. 'Now, dearie, I told 'er " But I would not hear any more.
Prosper found his heart beating faster than usual. "Who are you, you strange creature? I think it's time you told me your name. Haven't you any curiosity about me?" "Yes," said Joan; "I've thought a great deal about you." She wrinkled her wide brows. "You must have been out after game, though 't was out of season. And you must have heard me a-cryin' out an' come in.
"The law took that baby out of that safe refuge, and give her back into the hands of her brutal master took her back, knowin' the life she would be compelled to lead. "Think if it wuz our Tirzah Ann, Josiah Allen!" "Dum the dum fools!" sez he, a chokin' some, and then he pulled out his bandanna handkerchief and busted right out a-cryin' onto it.
"Oh, mammy, if you'd been here!" said Joel, while Polly sat still, only holding on to her eyes as if they were going to fly out; "there's been a big woman here; she came right in and she talked awfully! and Polly's been a-cryin', and her eyes ache dreadfully and " "Been crying!" repeated Mrs. Pepper, coming up to poor Polly. "Polly been crying!" she still repeated.
"Heaven bless you, but if you keep talking so book-like and good, I'll bust out a-cryin', I know, for I'm nothin' but an old fool anyhow," and wringing her hand, he hurried off into the woodshed chamber, where he could give free vent to his grief.
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