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"How much you make pay to go to Nassau in ze carriage?" "Fifty cents." "Feefty cents; how much money was zat?" "Arn't you Americans?" "Non!" replied M. Rubempré with energy. "We have come from ze France; but I was been in London, and I comprehend ze money of Eengland." "Two shillings then," replied the driver, laughing.
She say, 'feefty dollaire'! Dat more as seex hondre dollaire " "It's a lie!" cried the croupier fiercely, "the thirteen don't repeat. The sixteen win you kin see fer yourself. An' what's more, they can't no damn Injun come in here an' call me no " "Hold on!" The Texan shifted his glance to the croupier without easing the pressure on the gun. "If the sixteen win, what's the fifty bucks for?
I have sold you my birthright, dear boy, for a mess of pottage a mere mess of pottage a paltry two hundred and fifty dollars." Ikey turned pale. "Pecky!" he cried, "who vas der fool mans und vat he means apoudt der dwo huntered und feefty tollars, hey?" "Well may you call me a fool, Ikey; I can't deny it. I can't even lift my voice in protest.
"Sefen hundert and feefty rupees," said he uncompromisingly. He was abrupt, blunt, and insulting. As we wanted transportation very much though not seven hundred and fifty rupees' worth we persisted. He offered an imperturbable take-it-or-leave-it stolidity. The motor truck stood near. I said something technical about the engine; then something more. He answered these remarks, though grudgingly.
Cap' Girardeau, oh, perhaps two t'ree day. Me, I walk heem once, maybe so feefty mile, maybe so seexty mile, in wan day, two-t'ree a little more tam, me. I was more younger then. But now my son he'll live on St. Genevieve, French place there, perhaps thirtee mile. Cap' Girardeau, seventy-five mile. You'll want for go there?" he added cunningly. "Sometime," she remarked calmly.
Sair, relativement, effort against effort, they have not done as much in the East in feefty years as we have done in the Southwest in twenty, believe that, sair." It was that same feeling for the State, that quick, leaping passion of nativity that Steering had thus far found in every Missourian with whom he had come in contact.
But he succeeded in catching her and taking a forfeit from one of her sun-bleached braids, after which he went to the wagon and sat down on the tongue to rest. The game went on. It was the Swede boy's turn at the goal, and he put his hands over his face and began to count as the children scattered. "Tane, twanety, thirty, forty, feefty," he chanted, "seexty, saventy, eighty."
That's why he's not afraid of a stick; for I'd never hit a dog or a horse unless really to punish him, so that he'd know it was a thrashing not just a bit of bad luck for him, or temper in me." "H'm! I believe you could get two hundred an' feefty dollar for that dog, up north," said Cartier, musingly; "maybe three hundred, if you broke him to harness." Dick smiled quietly, and nodded.
We no have the cartridge. Perhaps you give some feefty, twenty, ten, eh? Alan, who was a bit of a humorist, answered that we would give him as many cartridges as he wanted, if he gave us all the rifles he had in the boat in exchange. A scowl which he tried to twist into a smile flitted across his face, and he turned his head away.
"Wiesacajac, he'll follow the trail to where this fox is lie fast asleep; but all fox he'll sleep with one eye open, so this fox he'll hear Wiesacajac an' see him come, an' he'll get up an' ron. But he'll be so full of goose that inside of hondred yards, maybe feefty yards, Wiesacajac he'll catch up with him an' pick him up by the tail. "'Now I have you, thief! he'll say to the fox.
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