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"De little Rabs holler, 'Lemme tas'e, daddy! Lemme tas'e, daddy! "Den ole Brer Rabbit sot de jug down in de road en let um lick de stopper a time er two, en atter dey is done get der win' back, dey up'n tell 'im 'bout de 'greement dat Brer Wolf en Brer Fox done make, en 'bout de 'spute what dey had. Ole Brer Rabbit sorter laugh ter hisse'f en den he pick up his jug en jog on to'rds home.
I reckon I'll need a man or two at my side what I can depend upon, and maybe you'll find one come in handy, too. Ye'll find me square, but damned unlucky. As fer you, it's clear to see you're square 'nuff. I like a man at the start or I don't like him ever. I like you, an' if it's agreeable we can strike articles of 'greement to pull together, as you might say."
"They shall come back," she said, then "that's the 'greement: me and them living here as of old, and Will let out of his prison." "And there'll be no talk of your marrying yourself to the thief? I'll do nought ef you give me that feller as a son-in-law.
"A gemmen in de circus done tole me dis mawnin' dat ef I carry water fo' de el'phants, he'll let me in de circus fo' nuffin', an' I make a 'greement wid him. Mars John, did yo' ebber seed an' el'phant drink?" he asked, rolling his eyes. John shook his head. "Well, sah, he jes' put dat trunk a'his'n into de pail, jes' once an swish water gone." Douglas laughed; and Mandy muttered, sullenly.
Dey's all comes to de greement to come away from de country, fraid ob de war, and all de fadders ob all de nabors here take all der niggers and der stock and go up de country to de riber dat's named de Holsten, and dare dey built heep flat boats, and in de spring dey starts down de riber.
You enters inter an' agreement wid me dat yer don't blow dis t'ing, ur I don't tell yer." "What if I want to tell a particular friend?" "Yer don't tell him. Dat's all. I had ter pay t'ree hunderd dollars ter learn dis, an' sign a 'greement dat I wouldn't give it erway. Jem Mace tort me dis trick w'en I sparred wid him in Liverpool. He says ter me, says he: 'Buster, ye're a boid, dat's wot ye are.
I hear Miss Sally callin'. You better run 'long." "ONE night," said Uncle Remus taking Miss Sally's little boy on his knee, and stroking the child's hair thoughtfully and caressingly "one night Brer Possum call by fer Brer Coon, 'cordin' ter 'greement, en atter gobblin' up a dish er fried greens en smokin' a seegyar, dey rambled fort' fer ter see how de ballance er de settlement wuz gittin' long.
You make von 'greement vid me et Peegvish. You vill engage me; I vill go vid you. You can take vat you vill of our tings, and send Peegvish back to de settlement for tell fat ye bees do." This plan, after brief but earnest consideration, was adopted.
"I shall live to see you hung, drawn and quartered for treason, you rascal," roared Dwight. "Nay, sir. Do but think this man holds your life in his hands. Entreat him civilly," expostulated Madam Dwight. "He means not so, sir," she added, turning to Perez. "The fellers wanter know why in time that ere 'greement ain't signed.
"But we passed through a town, a great big town," objected Maurice; "why did you not look for a night's lodging there, Cecile?" "'Twasn't in my 'greement, Maurice, darling. I promised, promised faithful when I went on this search, that we'd stay in little villages and small tiny inns, and every place looked big in that town. But we'll soon find a place, Maurice, and then you shall have breakfast.
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