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Updated: June 11, 2025
Shell git eout o' conceit with thy ways thee ain't the pootiest-mannered feller a gal ever see an' thee'll git eout o' conceit with hern. Thee'll think she's a-gittin' stuck up, an' she'll think thee's a-gittin'low-minded. Neow, Jim, my 'dvice is good; an' ef thee'll take it, an' not go on with this thing no furder, thee'll both be glad on it arterwa'ds.
Both arms are needed to clasp round the old world, and hold it firm Justice on one side, Love on the other. I felt sorry for the Republic sorry as a dog. But that wuz the first time I see her. The next time she had had her arm put on. I guess Uncle Sam done it. That old man is a-gittin' waked up, and Eternal Right is a-hunchin' him in the sides.
The boy stopped short and slowly turned his head. Both men heard that breath, short and harsh, in the moment of silence. "Just what does this mean?" Caleb attempted again. "Where have you been?" He hardly recognized the boy's voice. "I been daown to the city," Steve slurred the words. "I been daown to git Miss Sarah a dozen eggs and I run into trouble daown there a-gittin' 'em!"
Sence mother died I've be'n a-gittin' more and more o' MARTHY'S notion that is, you couldn't ever hire ME to marry nobody! and them has allus be'n and still is the 'Nest-egg's' views! Listen! That's her a-callin' fer us now. You must sorto' overlook the freedom, but I told Marthy you'd promised to take dinner with us to-day, and it 'ud never do to disappint her now. Come on."
"Where is Rupert?" Val broke in. "Went out to see about the car. The storm last night wrecked the door of the carriage house " "Zat so?" Sam's eyes went round. "Den Ah bettah be a-gittin' out an' see 'bout it. 'Scuse me, suh. 'Scuse me, Miss 'Chanda." With a jerk of his head he left them. Val turned to Ricky. "We seem to have fallen into good hands." "It's my guess that his Lucy is a manager.
The fresh underthings had been boiled and sterilized, but the immortal cootie had come through unscathed and in all its vigor. Corporal Wells raised a pathetic wail: "Blimme eyes, mytie! I got more'n two 'undred now an' this supposed to be a bloomin' clean shirt! Why, the blinkin' thing's as lousy as a cookoo now, an me just a-gittin' rid o' the bloomin' chats on me old un.
Ben's hands were trembling as he folded a blanket, and laid it on the animal's back to serve instead of a saddle. "I'm a-goin' ter the still-house ter see ef Thad ever got thar," he said, when his mother appeared at the door. He added, "I'm a-gittin' sorter skeered ez su'thin' mought hev happened ter him." His grandfather hobbled out into the little porch.
"What will we do," sighed Miss Ruth, "for the more the child is asked, the more perplexed we get, and now " "Sure an' we'll ask Mrs. Buckley, Rosy's sister, an' she'll tell us all about it," said the practical Mrs. O'Malligan. "I remember well of her tellin' me of the foine wages Rosy was a-gittin; along of her goin' off so fur wid some rich lady as a nurse."
" 'The new peanner's come? says she, eager-like. " 'Yer new peanner's come, says I, 'but that's not it. " 'Strawberries for supper? says she. " 'Strawberries fer supper, says I; 'but that ain't it. "Jest then Morris's hoss whinnied in the barn, and she glanced up quick and smilin' and says, 'Somebody come to see somebody? " 'You're a-gittin' warm, says I.
As grave of mien as his questioner he bobbed his head. "She she certainly kin git up and step," he volunteered. And then, cocking his head judiciously: "I'll hev to be a-gittin' me one of them fer myself, some day!" McLean chuckled he chuckled in deep delight within his white whiskers and led the way to the mills.
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