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You know my fight'll be over before his is half-way through, and I wrote offering to go and make a couple of speeches for him. He writes back to say that under existing circumstances he thinks it'll be better for him not to trouble me. Read his note; it's very stiff and distant." "Can you wonder?" was what rose to her lips. She did not put the question.
And Holliday'll come high." "That's your affair. I'll fight one way." Dunham lifted an eyebrow. "Well?" "Winner take all." "But you're certain to win! The fight'll be fixed!" Perry sensed then how greatly the gross man wanted to laugh. Not bother to train? That old one! Did Dunham really think he was taking him at his word?
"Not so good; but a working chance. It will be a short and sharp go; for the hold's lined with tar and sugar reek otherwise the cotton might go for days. It won't in that hold, though. The fight'll be right here. If it breaks through into this we've got to run; if not, it will burn out where it is." "What are the chances that it won't?"
She already knows about the mutiny and she knows about your part in it." "You saw to that, McTee?" said Harrigan softly, as he pulled on his shirt. "I did." "Ah-h, Angus, that fight'll be even better than I was afther thinkin'." And they went forward, walking again shoulder to shoulder. It was Harrigan who stood in front at her door and knocked.
"In fack, I don't know as more'n one'd git through if you an' me both started." His cold gray eye was fixed on Woodhull carelessly. "An' ef hit was the wrong man got through he'd never lead them Missouri men for'rerd to where this fight'll be. "An' hit'll be right here. Look yan!" he added. He nodded to the westward, where a great dust cloud arose. "More is comin'," said he.
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