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He put two half-crowns on the table. "An' Ah'll never take change, my dear," he added, "so be 'tis ready in three." In two and a half they were drinking it, Bunce-like, from the saucers; and Amaryllis once more in danger of the giggles. "Ma lass and self, miss," said Bunce, between gulps, "be footin' it to Harthborough Junction. Bain't there a train, five summat wi' another five in it?"
"Did you say the miners who came up ahead of us to-day were in Bill's custody, Daddy?" "Ah didn't say anything; but now Ah'll tell you-all that they are shipped safely to a place where they can do no harm." "Oh! Did Bill go down the Trail with them?" continued Polly. "No, Bill's man went down-trail to watch in case of any new trouble." "See here, father! Out with your secret!
Did any of you go to Dearsley afther my time was up? He was at the bottom of ut all." "Ah said so," murmured Learoyd. "Tomorrow ah'll smash t' face in upon his heead." "Ye will not. Dearsley's a jool av a man. Afther Ortheris had put me into the palanquin an' the six bearer-men were gruntin' down the road, I tuk thought to mock Dearsley for that fight.
"And Andy Foger will help us, too," added Sam, as he withdrew, after an encounter with Eradicate. "Doan't let dat worry yo', Mistah Swift!" exclaimed the darkey. "Jest let dat low-down-good-fo-nuffin' Andy Foger come 'round me, an' Ah'll make him t'ink he's de inside ob a chicken coop, dat's what Ah will." Perhaps Andy heard of this, and kept away.
Ah done flew the coop, Andy," he said in a low voice. "Since when?" "Ah been out a couple o' weeks. Ah'll tell you about it, Andy. Ah was comin' to see you now. Ah'm broke." "Well look, I'll be able to get hold of some money tomorrow .... I'm out too." "What d'ye mean?" "I haven't got a discharge. I'm through with it all. I've deserted." "God damn!
But if they won't give over pestering you, mistress, ah'll come round and just stand behind your chair, and bring nieve with me," showing a fist like a leg of mutton. "No, no," said the auctioneer, "that will not do. I will have no disturbance here. Call the policeman."
"You take Mar'lyn," he insisted, "an' th' pistol. Ah c'n git along fine by myself. Charley'll be comin', an' Ah'll hang on t' him. Ah reckon, between us, we'll be O. K. 'Sides, y' know, Ah got a weasel's tail." The mention of Charley won Dallas to her father's view. He would not be alone all day, for the outcast would surely appear.
"It's Brer Buzzard and that must be the Green Forest where Unc' Billy Possum lives," thought the lone traveler, and chuckled. "Ah reckon Ah'll give Unc' Billy a surprise. Yes, Sah, Ah reckon so."
Brewster, an' now Ah knows it!" Suspicious moisture filled Sary's eyes as she spoke. "Ah've won a way by being honest in all my dealings, for it pays in the end. But tell me can you come along?" "Ef you-all kin wait, Ah'll tie up my bundle in a minit!" agreed Sary, anxiously. "All right! But don't waste any time packing your ball-gowns, Sary," laughed Mr.
Lamoury," Paige began courteously, "we so wished to get your version of this painful affair that, though we are sorry to cause you any discomfort, we have felt obliged to bring you here. Will you kindly tell the gentlemen of the grand jury what happened?" "Yes, seh, me, Ah'll tol' heem!" said Lamoury, eagerly.
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