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"Well, I call that cool," he repeated; "you seem to count very securely upon Uncle Ned. But look here, Gid, I thought I had told you to keep away?" "To keep away from Maidenhead," replied Gid. "But how should I expect to find you here?" "There is something in that," Mr. Bloomfield admitted.
Will you have a drink of milk before I go with you to get your dinner I saved?" "What did the Honorable Gid want?" asked Everett, and there was a strange excitement in his eyes as he laid his hand quickly on a small, irregular bundle of stones that bulged out of his kit. His voice had a sharp ring in it as he asked his question.
Then Gid and Shade comes up, and thinkin' we're the other crowd stealin' the machine they try to catch us and turn loose at us that makes a pretty good story, don't it?" "It does if Dawson and Groner and Venters agree to it," Stoddard laughed. "But somebody will have to communicate with them before they tell another one or several others."
Five years ago he was arrested down to the village for drivin' through the streets lickety-whelt without bells. Run over two or three people, first and last. Gid said he'd give 'em bells enough, if that's what they wanted. He began collecting bells all the way from a cow-bell down.
And even it seemed that I too was not a reasonable creature, but only an animal tormented with some strange disorder in its brain which sent it to wander alone, like a sheep stricken with gid. This is a mood, however, that comes to me now, I thank God, more rarely.
"Mebbe so mebbe so," mused Gideon. "I allow it's a long, long while since I'd a letter from him not since that time when he sent me the Arab mare. Seems as if he'd clean forgotten me, though I never reckoned as Kiddie would ever forget. He ain't that sort." "Hullo!" Isa Blagg was suddenly alert. "What's that? Listen! D'ye hear it, Gid a horse gallopin' along the trail comin' this way? Listen!"
"If we ever have any serious fallin' out with Colonel Gid it's like to be over that moose," drawled a man. "To judge by the moose, we must be near Number 7 camp," Parker suggested. "Just over the hossback," was the laconic answer. Parker was soon looking down on it from the hilltop.
"You helter-skelter little fly-up-the-crick, you never know where your own things are, and you lose everybody else's." "There's my shoe," exclaimed Harry, as he stumbled over one. "No; that's mine. Let it alone give it to me," yelled Gid, and in an instant the two were locked together in one of their usual fights.
'I regard you with the most sacred affection; and I thank God I am an Englishman and all that. But not not the police, Gid. 'Then you desert me? said Gideon. 'Say it plainly. 'Far from it! far from it! protested Mr Bloomfield. 'I only propose caution. Common sense, Gid, should always be an Englishman's guide. 'Will you let me speak? said Julia.
With a nimbleness acquired in years of touring the elephant came on board. Cap'n Sproul gazed for a time on this unwieldy passenger, surveying the arrival of various drays laden with tackle, shovels, mysterious boxes, and baled hay, and then took Hiram aside, deep discontent wrinkling his forehead. "I know pretty well why you wanted Gid Ward along on the trip.
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