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The "gen'lemen" in question were more interested in observing our movements than in completing any bargain with the street vendors; nevertheless Bedr hastened back as if in great fear that they might be cheated. An arabeah waited for them; and having bought a scarf or two, they drove off before we had parted to go our several ways.
Then step right in, gen'lemen; but if you-all is set on wakin' him up now, George will jus' step over the hill, because he don't want to be near the explosion." At this, he allowed his mirth free rein. His laughter shook up to his throat, to his enormous mouth; it rolled and bellowed across the hillside; and the posse stood, each man in his place, and looked frigidly upon one another.
He stood up on the bench in the summer-house, put his hands in his new pockets, made a fine bow, and began: "Ladees and gen'lemen an' all others, Mr. Rooster and Mrs. Rooster an' General Turkey" but he could get no further.
"Paass tin cups once mo', gen'lemen!" tink tink "March," said Champion, "if you'll excuse the personality, what's changed you so?" John laughed and said he didn't think he was changed, but if he was he reckoned it was evolution. Which did not satisfy Shotwell, who had "quaffed, ha-ha!" till he was argumentative. "Don't you 'scuse personal'ty 't all, March. I know wha's change' you.
I was 'stonished dis afternoon, Miss Phill, he took Mass'r Richard's worryin' dat quiet-like; but I could see de bearin's ob things mighty plain." "You heard the quarrel, then, Harriet?" "Couldn't help hearin' ob it, Miss Phill, no way; 'case I right thar. I was in de dinin'-room fixin' up de clean window curtains, and de young gen'lemen were on de p'azza.
At this point Nancy, the slave woman, thrust her head in at the door and exclaimed: "Ole Missus, de house is plum' jam full o' people, en dey's jes a-spi'lin' to see de gen'lemen!" She indicated the twins with a nod of her head, and tucked it back out of sight again.
"Don't speak; only tell him when you reach the stairs. Now, forward!" "Forward it is, gen'lemen. March! Never mind about that Nat. Got him all right, Master Fred?" There was a low chuckle by Fred's ear that sounded like one of Samson's, as he answered "Yes. Go on." "Go on it is, gen'lemen; give the old donkey the spur, if he won't go."
"What!" cried Mark, in an access of passion; "why, you ugly big-headed mole, how dare you speak to me like that?" "'Cause I like," cried Dummy sharply. "Talking of going to deep, like a great gal. Yah! Gen'lemen aren't no use. Never do have no legs."
MY! but it's a load off my shoulders! I do hate it to have gen'lemen quarrelling over me, especially Mr. Fear. I never DID like to START anything; I like to see people laugh and be friendly, and I'm mighty glad it's all blown over. I kind o' thought it would, all along. PSHO!" She burst into genuine, noisy laughter.
I ain't young, and I ain't beautiful, but fixed up I am dressy, an' that should count." "It does count," said my brother, emphatically. "I've seen you, Jasperson, on Sundays, when I couldn't take my eyes off you. The girls must be crazy." "The girls, gen'lemen, air all right; the trouble ain't with them. It's with me. Don't laugh: it ain't no laughin' matter. Boys I'm bashful.
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