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Updated: June 29, 2025
It's closte on eleven o'clock. Good-night." John went up the steps, singing aloud: "For to-night we'll merry, merry be, For to-night we'll merry, merry be," and stopped on the sagging platform at the top of the stairs and gave the moon good-night with a wave of the hand and friendly laughter.
Got a fever 'n' agur a'ready? Y' ain't afeard of a dead man, be yeh, Elkanah?" "I don't noways like the idear," said Elkanah, "of sleepin' aboard, an' him dead thar by his own will, a-layin' closte up to the sloop." "He ain't nowher's nigh the sloop," responded Perkins.
"You see," he remarked, "you kin come awful closte to a thing in the water and not tech it. We ha'n't missed six foot nary time we passed thar. It may take right smart rowin' to do it yet. But when you miss a mark a-tryin' at it, you don't gain nothin' by shootin' wild. Now, watch out!" And just at that moment the drag caught but did not hold. Gray noticed it, but neither man said a word.
And they crowded up closte to that rope. Doctor Kirby has been getting off the wagon, but he gets back on her, and stretches his arms wide, and motions of 'em all to come close. "Ladies and gentlemen," he says, "please to gather near up here, good people and listen! Listen to what I have to say harken to the utterings of my voice! There has been a misunderstanding here!
'Fine bum-bum, splendid! But the look she cast over her shoulder silenced his eloquence. 'That feller, she declared, 'has been settin' around here in one place or another ever sence I've been here with his bum-bum candy. I've never got closte enough to git a look at the stuff till to-day; an' I've never saw a soul buyin' it nor eatin' it.
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