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Still we ain't none of us makin' cigarettes of no sech roll as five thousand. The days ain't quite so halcyon as all that neither. "But what I likes speshul in Cherokee Hall is his jedgement. He's every time right. He ain't talkin' much, an' he ain't needin' advice neither, more'n a steer needs a saddle-blanket. But when he concloodes to do things, you can gamble he's got it plenty right.
It's sech a shore thing, concloodes Peets, 'that, after all, since you're merely out for safety, I'd get him in the wing, an' let it go at that. Once his arm is gone, it won't be no trouble to reason with Huggins. "'Don't talk to me about no arms, retorts the Colonel, still moppin' his feachers plenty desperate.
"'Which I'm yere, says this Holliday, 'not only for your money, but I wants the camp. Then he goes for'ard an' proposes that they plays till one is broke; an, if it's Cherokee who goes down, he is to vamos the outfit while Holliday succeeds to his game. 'An' the winner is to stake his defeated adversary to one thousand dollars wherewith to begin life anew, concloodes this Holliday.
It's 'leven hundred an' twelve foot high, four thousand two hundred an' fifty-four foot long, an' It's here pore Vance catches Jenkins' eye glarin' on him hard an' remorseless 'an' twenty foot wide, says Vance, a heap hurried, dashin' the kyards outen the box. 'Five lose, jack win, concloodes Vance confoosedly, makin' a hasty change of subjects.
It all disturbs Cherokee, who's a nervous sharp; an' when he sees how greedy the avaricious gent is for what he deems to be a shore thing, he concloodes to drop him plenty hard. "It's four-hand poker now, an' the game wags on for a dozen hands.
""An', ladies an' gents," concloodes this Witherspoon, makin' a incriminatin' gesture so's to incloode my grandfather that a-way; "when I reflects on this onblushin' turncoat, Jack Sterett, as I states prior, it makes me think of how Jedge Chinn lavishes that Berkshire shoat on blacksmith Bill Hatfield.
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