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I'll show him he can't come around here, interferin' with me when I try to punish my help. He made Will run away too." "No, I did not. I know nothing of him," said Mr. Bobbsey. "Mr. Hardee," went on Mr. Murphy. "I want you to take down that fence, and let the houseboat go on up the creek." "And I'm not going to!" "Very well, then," said Mr.
"Git out of this and stop your interferin'!" shouted the virago. "This here child belongs to me and I'll do what I like with her. If you are one of them social settlers coming around into poor people's places and meddlin' with their business, you'd better git back where you belong or I'll social-settle you." At this moment a thin, hot hand caught hold of Madge's and pulled it gently.
That's why I strung that fence last night. It's a good, strong fence, and if you run into it, and try to bust it I'll have th' law on ye!" "Oh, you needn't worry that I'll do anything like that," spoke Mr. Bobbsey. "But why won't you let us pass?" "Because of what you did last night interferin' between me and my help.
She can complain to the courts, if she's got any kick comin'. But it's not my business to go interferin' between husband and wife. 'What God hath joined together, let no man put asunder." Martha wagged an energetic assent. "Shoor! That certaintly lets you out. But there ain't no mention made o' woman not bein' on the job, is there?"
'You may be God Almighty, sez Nebraska Bill, sezee, 'but you look a d d sight more like a hoss-stealin' Apache, and we don't want any of your psalm-singing, big-talkin' peacemakers interferin' with our ways of treatin' pizen, you hear me? I'm shoutin', sezee. With that the dark-complected man's eyes began to glisten, and he sorter squirmed all over to get at Bill, and Bill outs with his battery.
By the way, I told Caroline where I was cal'latin' to go this mornin', and she wished to be remembered to you." Pearson seemed pleased, but he made no comment. Captain Elisha blew a smoke ring from his pipe. "And say, Jim," he added, embarrassed in his turn, "I hope you won't think I'm interferin' in your affairs, but are you still set against comin' up to where I live?
"Mebbe his game is to get in with the girl, figgerin' that he'll be more liable that way to get a chancst at Ben Radford. But whatever his game is, I ain't interferin'. He's got a season contract an' I ain't breakin' my word with the cuss. I ain't takin' no chances with him." Leviatt rose abruptly, his face swelling with an anger that he was trying hard to suppress.
"I'm ... I'm not interferin' with you, Henry. I'm not just askin' for the sake of askin' ... but ... well, do you know anything about those ... things?" He moved slightly as he spoke, as if, by moving, he could take the edge off his question. "I know about them, father. Something!" Henry said huskily, for his father's questions embarrassed him strangely. "You've never ... you've never!..."
"Listens good. If I meet anybody lookin' to make a change I'll tell him you recommended Mexico." The eyes of the two men still clashed. In each man's was a deep respect for the other's gameness. They had been tried by fire and come through clean. Shorty voiced this defiantly. "I don't like a hair of yore head. Never did. You're too damned interferin' to suit me. But I'll say this.
"My good man," Sir Timothy said, "you seem to be one of those brutal persons unfit to be trusted with an animal. However " The carter had heard quite enough. Sir Timothy's tone seemed to madden him. He clenched his fist and rushed in. "You take that for interferin', you big toff!" he shouted. The result of the man's effort at pugilism was almost ridiculous.
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