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Wall, sir, he went West, way aout hyar to Californy, 'n' he couldn't stay thar nuther, 'n' he came back hum agin; 'n' I wuz bigger then, a gal grown, 'n' daddy sez to him, I heern him, 'Wal, sez he, 'did Claiborne foller yer? 'Yes, sez he, 'he follered me. I'll never git shet o' him in this world. He's allers clost to me everywhar. Yer see, 'twas jest his conscience er whippin' him.
Those that went on, down into the Blue Grass region, went boomin' right ahead, but those that stayed in the mount'ns had no chance." "I don't see why not?" objected the boy. "They were jes' cut off from everywhar. We are to-day, for that matter. When a place gets settled, an' starts to try an' raise somethin' to sell, the product has got to be taken to market.
As I once heard a little negro say, "I went everywhar I knowed, an' everywhar I didn't know I come back." I felt now that I had a mount for the campaign, but next morning one of the Richmond Howitzers claimed the mule and identified it as his.
Copple yelled with all his might: "Where's the bear?" "Bar everywhar!" pealed back Haught's stentorian voice. How the echoes clapped! Just then Copple electrified me with a wild shout. "Wehow! I see him.... What a whopper!" He threw up his rifle: spang spang spang spang spang. His aim was across the canyon. I heard his bullets strike. I strained my eyes in flashing gaze everywhere. "Where? Where?"
"In coorse thar's rough seas everywhar through Fireland, an' wi' such a mite o' a boat, we'll hev to be on the keerful." "Then," says the Captain, his mind made up, after long and minutely examining sea and coast all around through his glass, "then by the Beagle Channel be it. And we may as well set out at once. I can see nothing of the pinnace.
Tell 'em all to follow me follow me! Give my love to Mas'r, and dear good Missis, and everybody in the place! Ye don't know! 'Pears like I loves 'em all! I loves every creature everywhar! it's nothing but love! O, Mas'r George! what a thing 't is to be a Christian!" At this moment, Legree sauntered up to the door of the shed, looked in, with a dogged air of affected carelessness, and turned away.
"There was none?" "Nomum." "And he couldn't find Lieutenant Stuart?" "Nomum. He look fur him in de telegraph office an' everywhar." "Why don't he come why don't he come?" she sighed. "I spec dem wires is done down, an' de news 'bout Secesum come froo de country fum Richmon' by horseback, M'am." The girl sighed again wearily. "The coffee and sandwiches ready, Ben?" "Yassam.
Smoke was rising from at least a hundred tall tepees, and several hundred horses were grazing on the meadows. "Tell me what you can about them," said the lad, handing the glasses to the Little Giant. "I think they're Teton Sioux," said Bent, "an' ez well ez I kin make out they're livin' a life o' plenty. I kin see game hangin' up everywhar to be cured. Sometimes, young William, I envy the Indians.
Our folks came out'n Nashville this morning in three big armies, marchin' on different roads, an they begun slashin' at the Rebels wherever they could find 'em. Thar's been fouten at Triune an' Lavergne, an' all along the line. They histed the Rebels out'n ther holes everywhar, an' druv' em back on the jump. Wagon load arter wagon load o' wounded's comin' back.
Our people will take root here, too, an' everywhar the Injuns, the British an' the Tories will have to go." "An' as our people ain't come up here yet, we've got to look out for our scalps before the rootin' season comes," said Tom Ross. "An' that's as true as Gospel," said Shif'less Sol, thoughtfully.
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