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Updated: June 3, 2025


You can always go and get another position with people who've lived the way I've lived, and my recommendation to the other kind wouldn't amount to much." Overcome by emotion and disappointment, Annie collapsed on a trunk. "Ah can just see wheah Ah'm goin'!" she cried; "back to dat boa'din-house fo' me." "Now, shut your noise," cried Laura impatiently. "I don't want to hear any more.

"I've got this shirt so full of mud I don't think I ever will get it clean," he said. "Move ye ole hide away, Andy. Ah'll wash it. You ain't no good for nothin'." "Hell no, I'll do it." "Move ye hide out of there." "Thanks awfully." Andrews got to his feet and wiped the mud off his nose with his bare forearm. "Ah'm goin' to shoot that bastard," said Chrisfield, scrubbing at the shirt.

Jim Sattler sent me to see if you-all would like a place to live out? We-all have company for the summer and my wife needs help," explained Sam Brewster. Sary beamed and exchanged polite introductions. "You-all tuk me clar off my feet, Mr. Brewster. Yes, Ah did think some of goin' in a reel good fam'ly to wuk, but nawthin' come up fer me, so Ah'm visitin' the neighbors.

"Ah'm so as to be up and about, thank yo'," replied Ol' Mistah Buzzard, spreading his wings out so that air could blow under them. "My!" exclaimed old Granny Fox, "what splendid great wings you have, Mistah Buzzard! It must be grand to be able to fly. I suppose you can see a great deal from way up there in the blue, blue sky, Mistah Buzzard." Ol' Mistah Buzzard felt flattered.

The section-boss, on the contrary, was made so angry by the recital of Matthews' attack that he called down every manner of punishment upon the latter, and revelled in multiple plans for a sweet revenge. "Jes' let thet scalawag call again," he cried, shaking a crutch toward Shanty Town. "Ah ain't much on my laigs these days, but Ah'm right good yet with my pistol arm!"

And the result of his conversation was that though he did not like to see any one of the family leave, and especially one of his girls, he was reconciled. "Aye, it'll be grand for Ellie, she's not been away, the bit lass, for a long time. But it's a grand thing he didn't take away my own lass. Eh, ah'm a selfish old body, but ah could ill spare her."

"Do you-all say that some critter shot at that feller when he was fetchin' you-all here for Liz an' Sue?" "Yes. They may have got him before this." "Gi' me that rifle!" demanded the mountaineer sternly. "Wait, Jed. What do you propose to do?" questioned the doctor. "Ah'm goin' t' fetch the loot'nant, an' Ah'm goin' t' git the feller that shot you-all up if Ah kin kotch him."

"I'm talking about that land-slide what do you mean?" laughed John, beginning to understand that Jeb was worried over something other than the Grizzly experience. "Wh y Ah'm meanin' that widder! It's leap-year, you know."

He had a gentle eye, and lips for ever parting in a mildly argumentative manner. The other two paper-makers appeared to be foreigners. "Ah'm thinking " began the mild man in a long drawl; but he was promptly overpowered by his fellow-countryman, who nodded curtly to Mr. Wade, and said "Lord Ferriby?" "No," answered the banker, calmly.

"Ah'm speakin' of a man thet filed on my section in July," he said. "His six months is up t'-day. So Ah reckon he'll hev t' work a new piece of track. For Ah inten' t' hang on t' thet quarter it's goin' t' be worth a pile." The evangelist threw him a swift glance. "What is the name of that man?" he asked. "Ah dunno. Ah clean gone an' f'got it. Ah ought t' wrote it down "

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