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I thought at first " "Yes?" said Eleanor, encouragingly, when Bessie stopped. "Don't be afraid to tell us what you think, Bessie. We just want to get to the bottom of this strange fit of hers, you know." "Well, it seems awfully mean to say it," said poor Bessie, "when you've been so lovely to us, but I thought maybe someone had joked about her in some way.
"It will be quite clear when the sun rises," said Lyon, encouragingly to Sybil, as they went on. He was right. Sunrise in the mountains is sometimes almost as sudden in its effects as sunrise at sea.
There's them that says it's the same old gang, what's left of them, and some thinks too that Jim and Wash knows about the old Dewey mine." Mr. Howitt, remembering his conversation with Jed Holland, asked encouragingly, "Is this mine a very rich one?" "Don't nobody rightly know about that, sir," answered Aunt Mollie.
But Bill gave no answer and continued to stare out of the window. "Here's how, gentlemen!" cried Tom encouragingly, touching Bill's tin cup with his shaving-cup. "Excuse me a minute," answered the latter; "I want to look after my " He had got up and was moving toward the door, but stopped halfway, staring fixedly at the open window with a glassy expression in his eyes.
Don't you be afraid, Bobo," she added encouragingly; "you know we can take to the boat if they chase us, and they'll fire darts, but the darts will fall into the water all around us, and won't hit us at all." "Do you think it's safe, Yulee, to leave the things so on the beach?" asked Bo, as they started off on their tour of discovery.
Jack watched the squad until it disappeared in the fringe of trees, and then, turning to the tearful Gabe, said, encouragingly: "Now, we must do as well when we go among the Union soldiers. You know the point in the swamp I have told about. How long will it take us to reach that the shortest way?" "Ef we had dad's dugout we could save right smart." "You mean we could get there by water?"
And there are no men whose work is as little appreciated." "Really?" said Miss Langham, encouragingly. "Now those men I met," continued King, settling himself with his side to the table, "were all young fellows of thirty or thereabouts, but they were leading the lives of pioneers and martyrs at least that's what I'd call it.
When old Rawson saw him he, too, remarked on his thinness; but more encouragingly. "Well, 'a lean dog for a long chase," he said. "How are cattle?" inquired Keith. The old fellow turned his eyes on him with a keen look. "Cattle's tolerable. I been buyin' a considerable number up toward Gumbolt, where you're goin'. I may get you to look after 'em some day," he chuckled.
"Now then, try once more," he said encouragingly. Rosco tried, and in the course of half-an-hour managed, with many a stagger and upheaval of the arms and staff to advance about eight or ten yards. At this point, however, he chanced to place the end of the right leg on a soft spot of ground.
"Well done, lads!" shouted Paddy encouragingly. "Now man the capstan- bars once more, break the anchor out at once, and run it straight up to the bows! If you cannot get it smartly all your labour will be lost by the ship driving ashore. Play up, piper, and walk away cheerily, men!"
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