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"That pony of yours has never been in El Paso, has he?" queried the sheriff. "Nope. Reckon it would be mighty interestin' for him and the folks that always figured a sidewalk was jest for folks and not for hosses but I ain't lookin' for excitement, nohow." "Reckon that blue roan will give you all you want, any way you ride. He hasn't been ridden since you left him here."
She smiled as she carefully charted the temperature line. "Kin I look at it?" queried Pete. She gave the chart to him and he studied it frowningly. "What's this here that looks like a range of mountains ?" he asked. "Your temperature." And she explained the meaning of the wavering line. "Gee! Back here I sure was climbin' the high hills! That's a interestin' tally-sheet."
"Not," sez I reasonably, "that I would want to compare the seed picters and the butter females to a robber. "They're extremely curious and interestin' to look at, and wonderful in their way as anything in the hull Exposition. "But," sez I, "there is a height and a depth in the soul that them butter figgers can't touch no, nor the pop-corn trees can't reach that height with their sorghum branches.
"I dare say, indeed, doctor," said a credulous looking youth, who was rubbing his unshaved chin and lips with the broad back of a sunburnt hand, "ye must have interestin' sights now and then doctor, though wan 'ud think there wudd'nt be much fuss in a place like this, barrin' it comes from folks' own contrariness, like Michael Doyle's daughter to-day the world knows if they'd stuck to the old style, like their dacenter neighbors, and burnt their safe tallow candles, Maggie Doyle wuddn't be shrivelled up to a crisp to-night from coal ile 'splosions.
"Let him talk," said Marcus. "It's always interestin' to know what another horse thinks. It don't tech us." "An' he talks so, too," said Tuck. "I've never heard anythin' so smart for a long time."
'If a thorough excavation were carried out many secrets micht be discovered, but noo folks prefer to travel an' dig i' the remotest pairts o' the earth, an' no' at home. 'Aweel, the Minister continued, with a sudden deft twist to the conversation, 'it's no excavation o' the earth that's interestin' me the noo it's the excavation o' the mind.
Course, this Great Lakes Transportation is only one of our side lines that we carry on a separate set of books just to please the Attorney General. And compared to other submerged subsidiaries, as Mr. Robert calls 'em, it don't amount to much. But why its outstanding stock should be booted around Broad Street was an interestin' question.
So shall you avoid delay. You may avoid some risk. Quién sabe? If you refuse we shall truly endeavor to be interestin'; and you may get nothing. That's what I would say." "A share, to be named by Johnson and then be divided between ten? Well, I guess not!" declared Zurich. "To begin with, we'll find a way to stop Kid Mitchell from any Eastern trip.
It's money as is the object of the murder, for Burke's war-bags don't disclose not a single centouse when the committee goes through 'em prior to the obsequies. "It's two days the camp is talkin' over who does this crime, when Texas Thompson begins to shed a beam of light. This last was onlooked for, an' tharfore all the more interestin'.
There's wild talk back there of a railroad goin' to be built some day, joinin' east an' west. It's interestin', but no sense to it. How could they build a railroad through thet country?" "North it ain't so cut up an' lumpy as here," put in Holley. "Grandest idea ever thought of for the West," avowed Bostil. "If thet railroad ever starts we'll all get rich.... Go on, Brack."
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