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Don't keep the audience waiting. Aren't yuh going to earn that hundred dollars?" Happy Jack turned half a shade redder than was natural. "Aw, gwan. I never said I was going to do no broncho-busting ack. But I betche yuh never seen that roan before he was unloaded in Dry Lake." "What'll yuh bet I don't know that hoss from a yearling colt?"

Well if it wasn't on the square perhaps he was betraying that same One Aw Rats! He wasn't under anybody's thumb and Judas lived centuries ago. He wasn't doing any harm helping a man do something he wasn't supposed to know what. Hang it all! Where was Mark Carter anyway? Somehow Cart always seemed to set a fella straight. He was like Miss Lynn. He saw through things you hadn't even told him about.

She had lived with rough men long enough to know he had no motive no thought at all. But at the profanation of such a touch she shrank back, uttering a cry. At her elbow she heard a quick step and a sharp-drawn breath or hiss. "AW, JACK!" cried Bill. Then Kells, in lithe and savage swiftness, came between them. He swung his gun, hitting Bill full in the face.

"Dem foine! I beg pardon, very nice indeed. How would you like to carry it to the ball this evening?" "I never take anything to a ball that I care to have appreciated," she answered dryly. "Aw! That is the reason you won't sing down there: isn't it, now? But, really, they thought it fine the other night quite clever, I heard some of them say."

I've been there." "How far is it?" "Aw, not so very far," he mumbled. "Link! How many miles?" she implored. "I reckon only a few." Madeline knew that he lied. She asked him no more; nor looked at him, nor at Nels. How stifling was this crowded, ill-smelling plaza! The sun, red and lowering, had sloped far down in the west, but still burned with furnace heat. A swarm of flies whirled over the car.

Peter stood looking at the hobbledehoy without smiling. "Aren't you going to school?" he asked. Arkwright shrugged. "Aw, hell!" he said self-consciously. "We got marched down to the protracted meetin' while ago whole school did. My seat happened to be close to a window. When they all stood up to sing, I crawled out and skipped. Don't mention that, Siner." "I won't."

Bert broke in; "was she pretty affectionate?" "Aw, shut up! Ain't you got any respect for anything " "I'll bet he proposed to her and she throwed him down," Chuck hazarded, not realizing how nearly he had come to guessing the truth. Parker looked angrily at Chuck, then his cheeks grew red, he bent over and began tugging at his boots in an effort to hide the tell-tale confusion in his eyes.

Several minutes later he emerged with the missing couple Bert bleeding from a blow on the ear, but hilarious, and Mary rumpled and hysterical. "This ain't sport," she kept repeating. "It's a shame, a dirty shame." "We got to get outa this," Billy said. "The fun's only commenced." "Aw, wait," Bert begged. "It's worth eight dollars. It's cheap at any price.

They grew foolish in their tenderness and played with each other like little children. There were recollections of their early life in the little island home, memories of years concentrated into an hour humorous stories and touches of mimicry. "'O Lord, open thou our lips Where are you, Neilus? 'Aw, here I am, your riverence, and my tongue shall shew forth thy praise."

"Aw, they won't come back here again, any of them!" asserted Tommy. "Don't you think they won't," replied Will. "Here," he added, as Tommy dipped into the skillet of bacon and eggs. "What are you boys doing with the third or fourth supper?" "I cooked this for the train robber!" grinned Tommy, "How'd you like to have a few bites of it?" "I don't mind!" declared Will.