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"I reckon we hain't keerin' overly much what other folks thinks." "An' yit," the father made slow answer, "what folks agrees ter think makes ther laws of life whether hit be right or wrong I'd hev been willin' ter raise ye up like a gal ef hit hadn't been thet Joe " He faltered there with Love's unwillingness to criticise his son and the girl only nodded, saying nothing.
"I hain't keerin' none much erbout ther feller thet fired ther shot...." went on the voice. "Ther man I aims ter git ... air ther one thet hired him.... He's goin' ter die ... hard!" "What makes ye think" the listener licked his lips furtively "thar war more'n one?" "Because I knows who ... t'other one is." Rowlett rose from his seat, and lifted a clenched fist.
Wall, take the advice of a Amerykin sitterzen, take orf them gownds & don't try to get up a religious fite, which is 40 times wuss nor a prize fite, over Albert Edard, who wants to receive you all on a ekal footin, not keerin a tinker's cuss what meetin house you sleep in Sundays. Go home & mind yure bisness & not make noosenses of yourselves." With which observashuns I left 'em.
She swayed to and fro, almost fainting, her balance failing. He caught her in his arms, and she leaned sobbing against his breast. "I stand ter every word of it," she cried, her voice broken and lapsed from control. "I love ye, an' I despise all the rest!" "I be powerful wild," he suggested contritely. "I ain't keerin' ef ye be ez wild ez a deer."
"Ye air the deceivinest sandy-headed Pyrite that ever war on the top o' this mounting, an' ye knows it," Birt retorted in high good humor; "an' ef it war wuth my while I'd gin ye a old-fashion larrupin' jes' ter pay ye fur the trick ez ye played on me. But I ain't keerin' fur that, now. Stan' back thar, Tennessee!"
And for these and such as these he had bartered the esteem of the community at large and his filial duty and obedience; had spurned the claims of good citizenship and placed himself in jeopardy of the law; had forfeited the hand of the woman he loved. "Minta Elladine Biggs ain't keerin' nohow fer sech ez Watt," said the semblance of the setter, with a knowing nod of his red head.
"Ye 'lows it be wrong," he said, his bold bright eyes all softened as he looked at her, "bein' agin the law?" "I ain't keerin' fur the law. Ef the truth war knowed, the law is aimin' ter git all the benefit o' whiskey bein' drunk itself. That's whar the law kems in. I only keer fur" She stopped abruptly.
It needed only this the allusion to her commonplace mother, the recollection of the forlorn little mountain home, the idea of her mother's insistent championship of Justus Hoxon to bring the avowal so long trembling on her lips. "I won't! I ain't likin' ye nowadays, Justus Hoxon, nor fur a long time past. I ain't keerin' nothin' 'bout ye." There was something in her tone that carried conviction.
I'll tell you who kill yo' cow. You look in de maul, en dar you'll fine 'im, sezee. "Wid dat de man tuck a stick and lam down on de maul so hard dat he kill Brer Fox stone-dead. W'en Brer Rabbit see Brer Fox wuz laid out fer good, he make like he mighty sorry, en he up'n ax de man fer Brer Fox head. Man say he ain't keerin', en den Brer Rabbit tuck'n brung it ter Brer Fox house.
"I ain't keerin'," said the old woman, recklessly, to herself, although consciously recreant to the traditions of the family, and sacrificing with a pang her distorted sense of loyalty and duty to her kindlier impulse. "I warn't born a Kittredge nohow." "Yes, 'm," said Evelina, meekly; "but I don't feel much like talkin' noways; I never talked much, bein' nobody but men-folks ter our house.
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