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Updated: April 30, 2025
She's broke, dead broke, an' she's got six kiddies, all with their pore little bellies flappin' in the wind for want of a squar' feed. Say, I ain't hyar to git gassin', I ain't hyar to make flowery talk fer the sake o' them pore kiddies. I'm here to git dollars, an' I'm goin' to git 'em. Cents won't do. Come on.
I'll do the gassin' if there's any to be done an' when I draw, you guys do your damnedest!" The outfit set itself to wait. Over on the edge of the pueblo they could see Trevison. He was bending over something, and when they saw him stoop and lift the object, heaving it to his shoulder and walking away with it, a sullen murmur ran over the outfit, and lips grew stiff and white with rage.
"But here we are gassin' away as if I were already a millionaire. And most likely it's nothin' more than a pipe-dream, all told." "No, it's true!" Adelle protested. "I'll wait to see it in the bank before I chuck my tools. I guess the lawyers will have to talk before they upset all their fine work for me," he suggested shrewdly. "You must go to Alton right away and see the trust company.
It sets 'em wise to religion early, an' gives 'em a good impression o' the folks raisin' 'em. Ef they ast too many questions you need to answer 'em with discretion " "Wot's she mean by that?" asked Toby, all interest in the mass of detail. "Mean? Why " Bill paused considering. Sunny looked up from his writing. "Why, don't say fool things fer the sake of gassin'!" he explained readily.
"I ain't disputin' that it's final. I ain't talkin' about law. I was mentionin' Justice." "The feller that loses is always gassin' 'bout Justice. When you win you don't think there's any flies on the Justice." "Ain't had much experience with winnin'. We all knows who wins in these yere Meetin's." "Who?" But they turned their eyes on Mr. Bonsor, over by the door.
In the meantime he had sold his store; he couldn't spend time in it he was mainly occupied now with sitting around town on rainy days smoking and "gassin' with the boys," or in riding to and from his farms. In fishing-time he fished a good deal. Doc Grimes, Ben Ashley, and Cal Cheatham were his cronies on these fishing excursions or hunting trips in the time of chickens or partridges.
"I dunno," said Charlie; "but she was gassin' 'bout her pals croakin' a guy an' trunin' 'im outten a gas wagon, an' dis Oskaloosa Kid he croaks some old guy in Oakdale las' night. Mebby he ain't a bad 'un though!" "Where are they now?" asked Burton. "We got away from 'em at the Squibbs' place this mornin'," said Charlie. "Well," said Burton, "you boes come along with me.
"An' me standin' here gassin' while them fool girls in the dinin'-room can't set a table decent, and dinner in less than ten minutes," cried Birdie, rushing off. Ted mumbled something unintelligible and was after her. "Birdie! I want to talk to you." "Say it quick then," said Birdie, over her shoulder. "The doors open in three minnits." "I can't tell you how grateful I am.
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