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We are as free as the air, and when our dander's up, stronger than any hurricane you ever seed tear up all creation most; there aint the beat of it to be found any where. Do you call this a free country? said he. Pretty considerable middlin, says I, seein that they are under a king.
We are as free as the air, and when our dander's up, stronger than any hurricane you ever seed tear up all creation 'most; there ain't the beat of it to be found anywhere. 'Do you call this a free country? said he.
Purty soon Marse George say he gwinter speak his min' and he call de colonel a brute an' den de colonel riz up an' say Marse George was a beggar and a puttin' on airs when he didn't hab 'nough money to buy hisse'f a 'tater; an' den Marse George r'ared and pitched Oh I tell ye he ken be mighty sof' and persimmony when he's tame and he's mos' allers dat way but when his dander's up, and it suttinly riz to-day, he kin make de fur fly.
I don't think he's got a show for the nomination, but my dander's up, and I'll beat him if I have to mortgage my house." The Honourable Hilary grunted, and ruminated. "How much did you say you'd spent, Adam?" "If you think I'm not free enough, I'll loosen up a little more," said the Honourable Adam. "How free have you been?" said the Honourable Hilary.
I don't think he's got a show for the nomination, but my dander's up, and I'll beat him if I have to mortgage my house." The Honourable Hilary grunted, and ruminated. "How much did you say you'd spent, Adam?" "If you think I'm not free enough, I'll loosen up a little more," said the Honourable Adam. "How free have you been?" said the Honourable Hilary.
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