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"I'm a dying man, captain," exclaimed Doe; "I know'd this would be the end of it. If Dick's a prisoner, jist bring him up and let me speak with him. It will be for your good, captain." "I know nothing of the scoundrel. Think of yourself," said the Virginian.
Where's that there man's spirit, all afire, that wouldn't see the old man hove down for a minute, and cared nothing for itself? Gone down with Wal'r. It ain't one Wal'r. There was a dozen Wal'rs that I know'd and loved, all holding round his neck when he went down, and they're a-holding round mine now! Mr Toots sat silent: folding and refolding the newspaper as small as possible upon his knee.
Soon's she does, I'm agoin' to perpose to her; an' I want to do it in reg'lar, straightforrard way. As I can't palaver Spanish, an' you kin, I know'd ye wudn't mind transleetin' atween us. Ye won't, will ye?" "I shall do that with the greatest pleasure, if you wish it. But don't you think, Walt, you might learn what you want to know without any interpreter?
The people was just as good to me, and I should have gone from town to town, maybe the country through, but that I got news of her being seen among them Swiss mountains yonder. One as know'd his servant see 'em there, all three, and told me how they travelled, and where they was. I made fur them mountains, Mas'r Davy, day and night.
At that moment Mr. Kennedy's eye fell on Jacques, who stood in the doorway, cap in hand, with the usual quiet smile lighting up his countenance. "What! Jacques Jacques Caradoc!" he cried, in astonishment. "The same, sir; you an' I have know'd each other afore now in the way o' trade," answered the hunter, as he grasped his old bourgeois by the hand and wrung it warmly. Mr.
Duruy's 'n' ask Felicia Hemans if she know'd anythin'; so she did, 'n' when she got there the house was all shut up, 'n' a piece o' paper stuck in the front door between the knob 'n' the wall, simply statin' 't Felicia Hemans 'n' Sam was gone to Meadville to get married. All it said was 'Me 'n' Sam were married in Meadville afore you can get this.
I know'd Mr. Prince had stirred round considerable in there, the day before he left, but I didn't know he had drapped the curting what was looped back the last time I was inside. So I went up the steps and clared away a rose vine what was hanging low down from the i'on pillar of the piazzar, and almost screening the door, and I walked up, I did, and looked in. Lord Gawd Amighty!
The gentleman upstairs what's just come, and was here once before, for I know'd him immediate, I heard him say so. And master said so too." "Did master say so his own self?" asked the cook. "Indeed he did; and Miss Mary told me the same this moment." "If master said so, then there ain't a doubt as they'll find him innocent. And who took'd it, Jane?" "Miss Mary says as nobody didn't steal it."
I say, though, sir, if the colonel know'd all we done last night, what would he say?" "Don't talk about it, my good fellow. I hope he would be glad at heart; but as a soldier Samson, we must keep our secret, perhaps for years." Samson gave his mouth a slap with his horny palm, and walked away.
"Why, you've been told a dozen times over that they are!" cried Dick. "Nay, Mester Dick, I know'd as one hole was getting reight, but Mester Marston here nivver said as both weer. I'm straange and glad. Heered aught yet 'bout him as did it?" "No, my man, and don't want to." "Hark at that, Mester Dick!
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