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"De cisterns long de track is bustin' full o' water, an' so long as a sinner got o' tear ter shed de water ain't gwine run out!" "Yas, Lord!" "Glory!" "Amen!" and "Amen!" with loud groans came from various parts of the house now, and many wheels were added to Glory's train by the men about the door, while Jordan continued: "Don't be afeerd ter weep!
'Wal, Robert, you ha' poured off the molasses into the kettles; an' now fur the clarifyin'. I knowed as how ye had nothen' fit milk, nor calf's blood, nor eggs, nor nothen' so I brought up the eggs, an' when we're settlin' shares they kin be considered. 'The old sharper! muttered Arthur. 'I'm afeerd like they're beat up already, said Mr.
"Squirrel-huntin'?" he asked and, as the old hunter did not answer, he added, sharply: "Air you afeerd, Joel Turner, that you ain't a-goin' to git justice from ME?" "I don't keer whar it comes from," said Joel, grimly "but I'm a-goin' to HAVE it."
There's a funny old lady inside what's powerful afeerd of bandits, an' there's a gurl. I seen her takin' in your size an' spurs, an' thet gun you pack sort of comfortable like. An' there's a gambler, too, if I ever seen one. Reckon I'm agoin' to enjoy this ride." After the next stop, where the travelers got dinner, Pan returned to the stage to find a young lady perched upon the driver's seat.
"Well" the old man turned "as fur as I'm concerned, I'm not one bit afeerd that he'll not be able to take keer o' hisse'f, but his mammy is pestered mighty nigh to death about 'im." Just then Mrs. Floyd came out on the porch and threw a kiss at Harriet.
Yer jest shet yer eyes 'n' go right off ter sleep agin, honey," said Aunt Ri, composedly, laying her hand on Ramona's eyelids, and compelling them down. "We air hyar, Feeleepy 'n' me, 'n' we air goin' ter stay. I allow yer needn't be afeerd o' nothin'. Go ter sleep, honey." The eyelids quivered beneath Aunt Ri's fingers. Tears forced their way, and rolled slowly down the cheeks.
"I'm afeerd we mout fall in wi' Dacoma's niggurs on the back track; that's what I'm afeerd on." "True; it is most probable." "It ur, unless they got overtuk in the kenyon; an I don't think it. They understan' that crik too well." The probability of Dacoma's band soon joining those of the head chief was apparent to all, and cast a shadow of despondency over every face.
"What's that to me?" she said, fiercely. "I'm not her, and she's not me. Stay here, mother. I'll be back soon." "Well, I'm goin' to set right thar on that log outside the gate, an' not budge one inch till you come back, Sally. If you wait too long, though, I'll come after you. Oh, Sally, I'm awful afeerd I don't know what at, but I'm afeerd."
"I hain't afeerd o' nothin' nor nobody;" but he lay brooding until his head throbbed, until darkness filled the narrow gorge, and the strip of dark blue up through the trees was pointed with faint stars. He was troubled when he rose, and climbed on Rome's horse and rode homeward so troubled that he turned finally and started back in a gallop for Hazlan. It was almost as Crump had said.
He 'd stop, an' he'd look at the book, an' then he'd look at Sonny, an' then he'd look at the class, an' then he'd turn a page, like ez ef he couldn't make up his mind, an' was afeerd to resk it, less'n it might be missed, an' be referred back to the class. I never did see a man so overwrought over a little thing in my life never.
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