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Sampson would tell the story for the evening. "I d-don't know about th-that," said Will. "You s-s-see, b-boys, if I tell it I shall have to d-do it b-by fits and starts. If you w-want a s-story told straight ahead, g-g-get somebody whose tongue w-will w-wag when they want it to. If you want a y-yarn j-j-jerked out, I am your man."
You told me to do the b-b-best I c-could for him, judge, so I've jest given him y-your b-b-bay gelding, an' told him to light out for healthier c-climes, my p-p-professional opinion being he'd be hanged quicker'n h-h-hades if he dallied here. B-by this time my client's 'bout fifteen mile out yonder somewheres. That was the b-b-best I could do for him, may it p-p-please the court."
They say that once a flat, lanky man climbed bareheaded out at the stage station below the mountain and met Casey coming springily off the box with whip and six reins in his hand. The lanky man was still pale from his ride, and he spluttered when he spoke: "Sa-ay! N-next time you're held up and I'm r-ridin' with yuh, b-by gosh, you s-stop.
You wasn't." "You're wrong, Patsy," insisted Billy. "B-by Ned, I re-reckon I know," he returned. "Now listen to me, Patsy," said Billy, impressively. "I say you are wrong, and by the way, Patsy, I want you to do a few little odd jobs about the store for the next month or so. I'll not need you frequently, but I should like to have you available at any time.
'B-by Jove, Billy said, as he returned to the piazza and explained the matter, 'it's t-t-too bad that I must g-go, when I'm enjoying m-myself t-t-tip-top. I wish that lawsuit was in Gu-Guinea. Then turning to Ann Eliza he asked how she would get home if he did nut return. 'Oh, don't trouble about me.
We noticed quite a difference on the way back." "Well, s-sit down an' tell me all about it. How do you like ridin', Texas man?" "Like it fine." "All yore troubles blown away?" "Most of 'em. I'm a long way from being a wolf yet, though." "So? B-by the way, there's a friend of yours in town Jake Houck." There was a moment's pause. "Did he say he was my friend?" asked Bob. "Didn't mention it.
"We'll have Miss Fabrizi b-by all means," Bernie chattered. "You stay here and talk to her while I go," Norvin suggested, quickly. "And, Myra Nell, I'll fetch you a lot of chocolates. I'll fetch you anything, if you'll only cheer up." "Remember, It's against my wishes," the girl said. "But she's not at the hospital now; she's living in the Italian quarter."
If F-Father didn't l-l-l-lambaste the l-l-l-life out of us, the o-owner of this b-boat would. We had s-started out to be pup-pup- pirates, and we had m-made a b-b-bully g-g-good beginning, b-by g-g-gum!" "Say, you don't own this boat, do you?" asked Spike, suddenly. "No." "Oh, th-that's too bad! J-Just think.
"Th-There's b-b-battle, m-murder, and s-s-sudden d-death g-g- going on for us, at B-Bailey's Harbor. And l-l-look! B-By J-J-J- Jiminy Kuk-Kuk-Crickets! There's another b-boat!" "Oh, they're all probably pleasure boats, like this one." "D-D-Do you c-c-call this a p-p-pleasure b-boat? S-Seems to m-me the 'H-Hoppergrass' is b-becoming a b-b-burden, like the one in the B-Bible."
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