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Updated: June 17, 2025
"Give me my coffee turrible quick," said Mr. Wiley; "I must be down the bridge 'fore they start dog-warpin' the side jam." "I notice you're always due at the bridge on churnin' days," remarked his spouse, testily. "'Taint me as app'ints drivin' dates at Edgewood," replied the old man. "The boys'll hev a turrible job this year.
"He's loco. Wants to borrow a gun." The rancher turned to Sundown. "See here, Sun, there's no use thinking you've got to take a hand in this. Some of the boys'll get the Mexican sure! I can't stop them, but I don't want you to get in trouble." "No. You come on in and eat," said Wingle. "You got a touch of sun, I guess." Sundown mounted. "Ain't you goin' to do nothin'?" he asked again.
I'd like blame well to be moseyin' to Whoop-Up my own self," Gosse said uneasily. "You'll stay right here an' go through with this job, Harv," West told him flatly. "All you boys'll do just that. If any of you's got a different notion we'll settle that here an' now. How about it?" He straddled up and down in front of his men, menacing them with knotted fists and sulky eyes.
Well, he come in a-purpose to read me the letter. Says there's going to be three or four hundred thousand turkeys, besides them fixin's! Sherman's boys can't get any; they're marched too far away, out of reach. The Shenandoah boys'll get some, and Butler's crowd, and us chaps, and the blockading squadrons. Bill's girl says so. We'll get the whole lot between us. Four hundred thousand turkeys!
Back in Archer, she looked almost as she used to look at Hendricks'. Her smile was rueful. "Shucks, I'm all right, Frank," she said. "Even if Insurance, with so many disaster-claims, can't pay me which they probably still can. The boys'll keep needing entertainment, if it's only in a stellene space tent.
Halfway across the floor she stopped, her hand at her throat. "I know this here is right funny," said Tom Osby, misunderstanding, "for me to do this-a-way. It's right embarrassin' for a lady like you to try to oblige a feller like me. But, ma'am, all I can say is, all the boys'll be mightily obliged to you." She flashed upon him a smile which had tears in it.
Henderson cleared his throat and looked down into the awful depths of the Makon Canyon. "I heard about that trip," he said. "If if you feel that way about it, Mr. Manning, I guess us boys'll stand by you. And much obliged to you." "I'm grateful to you," exclaimed Jim. "Tell the boys the stuff will be here in less than a month."
"Wouldn't it be better," said Phil, "for us to go around, so as to come nearer?" "How? Whar?" "Why, down to the beach, and then we could walk around the point." "Walk? Why, it's high water." "So it is I forgot that." "The fact is, we can't git any nearer than we air now. Then, agin, the boys'll be along in a boat soon.
John's away to college, you know, and now my leetle chick thinks she can scratch for herself, too. She's bound to go to school, in Denver, this coming fall." "Sam, nuthin' like it, these days! A man or woman has to have ddication to rassle with livin'! Let her go to it, says Ah! It won't be long afore my boys'll be goin' away, too!" "That's what brings me here to-day.
The lank whiskey-runner guided the train, by winding draws, into the hills back of the post. Above a small gulch, at the head of it, the teams were stopped and unloaded. The barrels were rolled downhill into the underbrush where they lay cached out of sight. From here they would be distributed as needed. "You boys'll take turn an' turn about watching till I've sold the cargo," West announced.
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