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And so we scrambled down into the sail-boat, and Menendez pushed off, while the two Indians stood and watched us as we slowly moved away. When we got fairly out, our sail filled, and we went scudding away on a good wind. Then said old Menendez, as he sat at the tiller: "What were you hollerin' at them Injuns about?"

"I'm in terrible perplexity," he said, "for there is so much truth in your words. How can I escape the consequences of my own acts? Think how Miss Ainsley stood by me in my unconsciousness! When I revived " "Dar now, Marse Clancy, you'se been fooled. She stood by hersef. De fac am, she didn't stan 'tall, but run like a deer, hollerin fer all she's wuth.

Last Thursday night as was, I was just a-strippin' off my coat to go to bed when I heard a randy of a noise out-along, and my dogs set up a-barkin', and goin' to look, there was a airyplane had shoved hisself into my hayrick, and a young feller a-splutterin' and hollerin', and usin' all manner of heathen language to my dog.

"Well," condescended that young gentleman, before his prayers were over, "I b'lieve give us our debts I'll keep that hollerin' forever 'n ever Namen till to-morrow night. I ain't a bit sleepy, but " And nobody heard anything more from Moppet.

W'en he got dar he tuck'n drap de bag off'n his back en call up de imps, en dey des come a squallin' en a caperin', w'ich I speck dey mus' a bin hongry. Leas'ways dey des swawm'd 'roun', hollerin' out: "'Daddy, w'at you brung daddy, w'at you brung?

"I didn't know that we were hollerin'," said I, "but they were bothering us to buy their sea-beans." "That's curious," he said. "They aint much given to that sort of thing. But there's no tellin' nothin' about an Injun. If I had my way, I'd hang every one of 'em." "Rather a blood-thirsty sentiment," said I. "Perhaps some of them don't deserve hanging."

"There he comes, full chisel!" cried Ithuriel Butters. "She don't see him. He's hollerin' to her. She's turned round. I tell ye he's grabbed holt of her hand! he's grabbed holt of both her hands! he's " Who says that heroism dies with youth? Marcia Tree raised her little mitted hand, and pulled down the blind.

Then he drew a long breath. "I I didn't mean to insult you," he stammered. "Glad to hear it, I'm sure. If I were you, however, I should see a doctor for the other trouble." "And I ain't crazy, neither. I beg your pardon for hollerin' and grabbin' hold of you." "Granted." "Thank ye. Now," hesitatingly, "would you mind tellin' me why you asked me if I was married?" "Not in the least.

We was kinder took aback, for sartain, when Maria, her name's Maria, Tom's widder's is, when she come right in with the hull crowd followin', an' John Waters' wagon, what they come from the station in, standin' at the gate, an' all the luggage in it; an' them gentlemen was here gettin' bait an' askin' about the fishin', an' Matildy Jane she kinder flew out, an' one of the little ones was hollerin', an' it was all kinder Bedlamy.

Just the same as you would, or or I hope I would, if I was young and and," with a wistful smile, "different, and likely to be any good to Uncle Sam. Yes, Leander's been anxious to go to war, but his dad was so set against it all and kept hollerin' so about the boy's bein' needed in the store, that Leander didn't hardly know what to do.