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'Bliged to cut stick on business that won't wait, I calc'late. It's plaguey unlucky, too, for my claim's turnin' out no end o' dollars, but I must sell it slick off so I don't mind to let ye have it cheap." "Is your claim better than the others in the neighbourhood?" inquired Ned. "Wall, I jest opine it is.
"You had better crawl, Dumlow," I whispered; "but try and go straight toward where the knocking came from." "He'll be 'bliged to, sir. No doubt about that, 'cause there arn't no other way. Now then, I'll give yer a hyste. Can you manage it?"
Eagle Feather spoke much about the toy train and the Teddy bear "medicine," but Mrs. Brown laughed. "This is better medicine than all the toys in the world," she said, as she gave Eagle Feather a big pail of soup. "Take it home to your wife and children." "Me will all much 'bliged," and Eagle Feather bowed.
"Correct," said Bill Lainey, stuffing the money into a wide trousers pocket. "'Bliged to you, Swing. I wish all the gents paid up as prompt as you do." "Oh, you needn't be surprised," chipped in the ready Racey. "Swing's a fair-minded boy. He'll do what's right every time, once you show him where he's wrong. Yeah. Say, Bill, has Nebraska Jones many friends in this town?"
Much 'bliged frall your kindness" here I turned him round "no, really; m'feeling rather tired. Sh'like to lie down now, f'you'd be s'good." "You must walk about a little longer, Mr. Graves," I said. "It would be very bad for you to go to sleep again." He looked at me with a curious, dull surprise, and reflected awhile as if in some perplexity.
Fry," she laughed, "you be 'bliged to be fust, then?" "Yes; but I en't bought it all, I thought you'd be comm', so I left some for you." "That's right of ye. En't it a nice mornin'?" "Jest what we wants!
"Thank ye, lad, no," said Nat, sadly; "but if you could get me a drop o' water, I'd be 'bliged, for I feel just like a flower a-drying up in the sun."
I don't believe in made-up jobs, on principle; but they're better than nothing. If he won't work, darn the picture! It can be resold." She blew her lips out in a bubbling sigh, and began to bite her forefinger. Robert Ferguson had said his say. He gathered his papers together and got on his feet. "Mr. Ferguson ..." He waited, his hand on the knob. "Yes?" "'Bliged to you. But for the present "
"Well, pin it, can't you?" Mrs. Maitland said sharply; "haven't you got some kind of a brooch?" Nannie silently produced a little amethyst pin. "It doesn't just suit the dress, I'm afraid," she ventured. But Mrs. Maitland looked in the glass complacently. "Nonsense!" she said, and tramped out of the room. In the hall she threw back," bliged." "Oh, poor Mamma!" Nannie said.
"It isn't the work; it's the degradation; and I won't submit to it." Christie looked fiercely determined; but Hepsey shook her head, saying quietly as she went on garnishing a dish: "Dere's more 'gradin' works dan dat, chile, and dem dat's bin 'bliged to do um finds dis sort bery easy.
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