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You don't say so?" whistled Dan, in astonishment, regarding the mutton suspended on ramrods above the coals. "Well, suh, 'twuz des like dis," explained Big Abel, poking the roast with a small stick. "I know I ain' got a bit a bus'ness ter shoot dat ar sheep wid my ole gun, but de sheep she ain' got no better bus'ness strayin' roun' loose needer. She sutney wuz a dang'ous sheep, dat she wuz.
Maggie stared at him with open mouth for a moment and then asked in an awed whisper: "No; I didn't know that: did you?" "Never mind; the best thing you can do is to tend to bus'ness, for I'm not going to show you a bit of mercy." During this friendly chaffing, both noticed that the wind was rising.
"Ours is a different proposition a different proposition," blurted Ward earnestly. "Your men ain't got any right to be here on our own stamping ground not as bus'ness men. We ain't goin' down where they are to bother them. They hadn't ought to be up here. If you leave 'em and come with us we'll consider that it's showin' that you understand what a square deal in bus'ness matters means.
P'r'aps yer surprised at hearing me speak o' my own flesh and blood ez if I was talkin' hoss-trade, but you and me is bus'ness men, Mr. Renshaw, and we discusses ez such. We ain't goin' to slosh round and slop over in po'try and sentiment," continued Nott, with a tremulous voice, and a hand that slightly shook on Renshaw's shoulder.
Over in Utah, when crawling through the mountains, and believing the worst of the bus'ness was over, the Injins come down on us one rainy night and wiped out nearly all. My father, mother and an older brother was killed, and I don't understand how I got off with my scalp, but I did, with half a dozen others." "Did you go on to California?"
"I'm goin' to stop it, and I'm goin' to make you give the money back. How much has she paid you?" "None of your d n bus'ness." The Captain rose to his feet. Mr. Saunders sprang up, also, and reached for the coal shovel, evidently expecting trouble. But if he feared a physical assault, his fear was groundless. Captain Eri merely took up his coat. "Maybe it ain't none of my bus'ness," he said.
They think you and that old fool of a Vienny selectman that's lettin' a personal row ball up the bus'ness of two towns are both bedeviled." "She's prob'ly got it over them, too," enigmatically observed Mr. Gammon, in a voice as hollow as wind in a knot-hole. This time the outside "Squawnk" was so imperious that Mr. Gammon opened the door. In waddled the one who had been demanding admittance.
I wuz borned an' raised in the old State myse'f; and I'll allus hev a sneakin' fondness fur her, though she wouldn't loose her holt on us ez soon ez she oughter, an' she hain't treated us egzactly fair 'bout thet Transylvany College bus'ness, nuther."
Ask me No, you need not, because you know already. Friend. Who, I? I protest, Sir Timothy Sir Tim. No Swearing, dear Ned, for 'tis not such a Secret, but I will trust my Intimates: these are my Friends, Ned; pray know them This Mr. Sharp, and may be trusted with a Bus'ness that concerns you as well as me. Friend. Me! What do you mean, Sir Timothy? Sir Tim. Why, Sir, you know what I mean. Friend.
"I feel as bad about it as you do, but, parson, I haven't forgot that afore the war broke out, and we was afeard the captain meant to take the gal away to have her eddycated, you told us it was none of our bus'ness and he had the right to do as he thought best with his own child." "All that was true at the time, but the conditions have changed." "Now I can't foller you.
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