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Updated: June 24, 2025
The car was empty, and the train, being on the second switch, was moving backward. The rear end of the coach was crushed but the engine and engineer escaped unhurt. "Gerani," said Mr. Hobart when he heard the news, but Ratowsky shook his head in negation. "You no see him no more. He be bad man at Bitumen no more, b'gosh." Then Joe laughed heartily and slapped his broad limbs with his hand.
Elizabeth insisted, and in desperation Joe took a letter from his pocket and thrust it before her. "Mees-ter Hobart, he write he write heap b'gosh." "He isn't sick, Joe, is he?" "Sick!" Joe grunted his disgust at the thought of anyone being sick. "He well, so well he get fat, b'gosh, so fat, Meester O'Day, he look like pole he come long Meester Hobart, b'gosh."
"Yes, ma'am I will I won't, I mean. And if I see that old mudsill, Simon Cameron, I'll take off my cap to him, b'gosh!" It was an anxious and subdued soldier who showed them the door of the Commission's office, and stood at attention, saluting carefully as the ladies passed him. "You won't peach, will you?" he whispered loudly, as Ailsa stopped to pay the driver.
"Oh! did you?" cried Henderson, knowing perfectly well whom he meant. "What was she doing?" "Killin' snakes, b'gosh! She says th' baby's crazy fur um, an' so she takes aroun' a hoe on her shoulder wherever she goes, an' when she sees a snake, she has it out with 'im then an' there.
"You kin call yourself Abbie if you choose," he used to say, "and 'tain't none o' my business, but I was in the meetin'-house and heard Zeke let drive, and b'gosh it sounded just like a buzz-saw strikin' the butt-end of a log. 'Abijah! Abijah! he hollered. Shet Parson Simmons up same's a steel trap. Gosh, but it was funny!"
It was doomed to be a failure as far as the principal person was concerned, but he approached the others with fussy importance, and, almost immediately, found himself involved in a violent altercation with the chap that carried his arm in a sling, and who turned out to be extremely anxious for a row. He wasn't going to be ordered about "not he, b'gosh."
"Mrs. T.," he declared, "I've brought you a nice big collar of Irish lace bought it in Belfast, b'gosh. It comes down around your neck and buckles right here with an old ivory cameo I picked up in Burma and which formerly was the property of a Hindu queen." Mrs. Tully simpered with pleasure and protested that her boy was too kind. "You haven't changed a single speck," she concluded proudly.
Demorest seized them from him, opened them, spread them on the table, examined hurriedly the date, signatures, and transfers, glanced again quickly at the newspaper paragraph, looked wildly at Stacy and then at Barker, and gasped: "By the living hookey! it is SO!" "B'gosh! he HAS got 'em!" echoed Stacy.
"But he don't know anything about RASTLIN', b'gosh; only that I was afraid o' bringin' on that heart trouble, I mout hev hurt him bad." "They think" hesitated Kane, "that I was rough in my treatment of that woman and maliciously cut off her hair. This attack was revenge or" he hesitated still more, as he remembered Dr. Sparlow's indication of the woman's feeling "or that bully's idea of revenge."
And b'gosh! of they aren't now ringin' in a lot of titled forriners to hunt 'big game, as they call it, Lord This-and-That and Count So-and-So, all of 'em with letters to the general from the Washington cabinet to show 'hospitality, or from millionaires who've bin hobnobbin' with 'em in the old country. And darn my skin ef some of 'em ain't bringin' their wives and sisters along too.
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