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"Ow ay! as sic fowk ca' carin'. There's no a bla'guard i' the haill queentry he wadna sell her till, sae be he was o' an auld eneuch faimily, and had rowth o' siller. Haith! noo a days the last 'ill come first, an' a fish cadger wi' siller 'ill be coontit a better bargain nor a lord wantin 't: only he maun hae a heap o' 't, to cower the stink o' the fish."
She was close to tears, but she smiled in spite of them. "Well, no, Seth," she answered. "I will confess that Sarah Ann never worried me much." "Then DON'T you care for me, Emeline?" "I care for you much as I ever did. I never stopped carin' for you, fool that I am. But as for livin' with you again and runnin' the risk of " "You won't run any risk. You say I've improved, yourself.
I wouldn't be carin' to to-night. I I reckon I've got this matter too much on my mind. Thank you very much, Mr. Morena." "Before you go, tell me about Holliwell. He was a good friend of mine." "He was a good friend to most every one he knowed. He was more than that to me." "Then he's been a success out there?" Pierre meditated over the words. "Success? Why, yes, I reckon he's been all of that."
"Oh," said Morena, looking back at her, "I don't stay where people are 'not carin'." She gave him an extraordinarily intelligent look. "I should say that's the only place you'd be wantin' to stay in at all where you're not exactly urged to come," she said. Morena flushed and his lids flickered. He was for an instant absurdly inclined to anger and made two or three steps away. But he came back.
"Well, search it, I ain't carin'," consented Orn. "But my kid air sick in there, an' I don't want ye to scare her." Without waiting for further parley, Burnett, like an enraged lion, bounded to the shanty threshold and one long stride took him well on his way across the kitchen.
Such a remark flung in the face of a Westerner was an insult. The cowboys suddenly grew stiff, with steady eyes on Wade. He, however, did not change in the slightest. "I might be a card-sharp at that," he replied, coolly. "You fellows play without me. I'm not carin' about poker any more. I'll look on." Thus he carried over the moment that might have been dangerous.
The time of day was early for Leeby to gossip, but I detained her for a moment. But he's lookin' for't. He was ben in the room searchin' the drawers when I was up i' the toon in the forenoon. Ye see he pretends no to be carin' afore me, an' though my mother's sittin' sae quiet-like at the window she's hearkenin' a' the time. Ay, an' he thocht I had hod it up here."
It happened at times that her father inquired of her how things were going with his little Carin; and then revolt sprang up and answered on his behalf rather fiercely. She was, however, prepared for any treaty including forgiveness, if she could be at peace in regard to her boy, and have an income of some help to her brother.
"Lawler an' his gang had brought their hosses from Red Rock in two cars they'd sold some of the remuda in Red Rock, not carin' to ship 'em home. Anyways, the gang didn't appear in no hurry to unload the hosses; an' a trainman yells to them, sayin' they'd have to hurry. "But the boys was too interested just then. 'Unload 'em yourself, you sufferin' yap! yells Shorty.
"I disremember now ef it war in the knee or the thigh," Swofford interposed, heavily pondering. Kinnicutt's brow contracted angrily, and Crann broke into open wrath: "an' I ain't carin', ye fool what d' ye interrupt fur like that?" "Wall," protested Swofford, indignantly, "ye said 'ye know' an' I didn't know." "An' I ain't carin' the main p'int war that he could neither ride nor walk.
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