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"I don't know of any better arrangement," said Fred; "we can gather enough wood to keep a fire going, and, if rain should set in, shall have as good shelter as if in the house on the ranch." "That's it; and you mustn't furgit one thing," added Hazletine; "we fetched along just 'nough stuff fur dinner. We haven't anything left fur supper.
"What! as if he belonged to you? Then I reckon I better not let you have him. You must do better than that, Laz. An' say, don't furgit to fetch him back." "Oh, I never furgit nuthin'. Good-day." Margaret hastened to the window and called after him: "Oh, Laz. We air goin' to kill a sheep to-morrer. Tell yo' mother we'll send her over a hindquarter."
It took women of stout courage and nerve, such as you, Sister Rogers, to be really a helpmeet to a man in this wilderness of twenty years ago. A woman of weak nerve or faint heart would have succumbed under the hardships and danger." "Pore Mrs. Rogers. "I'll nevah furgit her hard fate." "Yes," Rogers answered.
"So?" teased Bob. "Well, now, 'twas all I could remember. There's lots more, 'course, only I furgit 'em, an' " "Shut up!" snapped Jim tersely. "'Course ev'ry one knows he's only a sample," went on Bob imperturbably. "An' so he's handsomer an' " "Will you quit?" demanded Jim sharply. "No, I won't," retorted Bob, with a quick change of manner.
"Sure!" replied the latter, "They was both in here 'bout half an hour ago, anyways." Slavin turned to Yorke. "Go yu an' hunt up thim fellers an' bring thim here!" he ordered. "Ravin' clean bug-house! that's what he is!" wailed Brophy. "That bar o' mine! oh, Lord! Yu'll git it soaked to yu' this time, Windy, an' don't yu' furgit it!" The prisoner paid no attention to the landlord's revilings.
Byers thought the boy would presently come to take the garments home, and conceal his share in the matter, before any one else would be likely to stir abroad. "An' I'll hide close by with a good big hickory stick, an' I'll gin him a larrupin' ez he won't furgit in a month o' Sundays," he resolved, angrily.
Ef you could only furgit all them poor people that got theirselves drowned it would be mighty fine, sailin' 'roun' in an ark a mile or so long, guessin' at the places whar the towns hev stood, an' lettin' down a line now an' then to sound fur the tops uv the highest mountains in the world." "You wouldn't hev no time fur lettin' down lines fur mountain tops, Jim Hart," said Shif'less Sol.
Mayfield he left off his half-dancing walk, began to limp, and approaching her he said: "Ol' steer dun kicked me on de hip." "I am sorry, Kintchin." "Yas'm. But you ain't ha'f ez sorry ez I is. Never wuz kicked by er steer, wuz you?" "No, that's an experience that hasn't fallen to me." "Wall, w'en it do fall you ain't gwine furgit it.
"Huh, I could do dat an' den talk better den you does." "I can b b b beat you t t t talkin'." "Yas, you kin beat any pusson I eber seed." "Don't y y y you furgit you a a a ain't nuthin' but a n n n n nigger." "Huh, da kin tell dat by lookin' at me; but atter lookin' at you da kain't tell whut you is. Why, you ain't nuthin'. Go on erway an' let me talk ter myse'f. You kain't talk."
I won't be quite as rough as that," added the guide, in the same breath; "I have seen a redskin that didn't furgit that a man had saved him from dying or being shot, but such redskins are as scarce as hen's teeth. The rule is that they take all such kindnesses as signs of cowardice, and despise the one that shows 'em. Let me tell you something that I know," continued Hazletine, seriously.
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