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He was too weak to speak again, but asked with his eyes so persistently, and so pleadingly, that by and by she gave him an audible answer. He tried hard to understand it, but could not, it being in these words: "Li pa' oulé vini 'ci li pas capabe."
"Have you something to say to us?" asked Jean Thompson, frowning at her law-defying bonnet. "Oui," replied the woman, shrinking to one side, and laying hold of one of the benches, "mo oulé di' tou' ç'ose" I want to tell everything. "Miché Vignevielle la plis bon homme di moune" the best man in the world; "mo pas capabe li fé tracas" I cannot give him trouble.
"Mo pas capabe, non; m'olé di' tous ç'ose." She attempted to fan herself, her face turned away from the attorney, and her eyes rested on the ground. "Take a seat," said Doctor Varrillat, with some suddenness, starting from his place and gently guiding her sinking form into the corner of the bench.
"Have you something to say to us?" asked Jean Thompson, frowning at her law-defying bonnet. "Oui," replied the woman, shrinking to one side, and laying hold of one of the benches, "mo oulé di' tou' ç'ose" I want to tell every thing. "Miché Vignevielle la plis bon homme di moune" the best man in the world; "mo pas capabe li fé tracas" I cannot give him trouble.
The overseer was left standing and thinking, and Clemence, who had not forgotten who threw her into the draining-ditch, cunningly passed by. "Ah, Clemence " "Mo pas capabe! Mo pas capabe! 'oir Miché Agricol' Fusilier! ouala yune bon monture, oui!" which was to signify that Agricola could interpret the very Papa Lébat. "Agricola Fusilier! The last man on earth to make peace."
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