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Updated: June 10, 2025
"Fix ter let me down ter that thar leanin' pine, boys, I'll kerry a guy-rope over thar."
It was only night before last he was talkin' to me, and I didn't know what he meant then, but I know now. I thought then he meant something else, but now I know what he meant. He sat a long time leanin' his head on his hands, whilst I was sewin' on wrappers, after Amabel had gone to bed, and finally he looks up and says, 'Eva, you was right and I was wrong. "'What do you mean, Jim? says I.
Then he goes to the bat with his south hook 'n' Hamilton lays back his ears 'n' runs true again. . . . He out-games the Elephant a nod at the wire 'n' I'm twelve hundred to the clear. "When I gets to 'em, Micky's standin' in the track leanin' against Hamilton. The colt's shakin' all over 'n' his hind feet's in a big pool of blood.
Th' Jap artist O'Casey's pitcher iv a lady leanin' on a river while a cow walked up her back, was th' loveliest thing in th' wurruld. They were th' gr-reatest athletes iver known. A Japanese child with rickets cud throw Johnson over a church. They had a secret iv rasslin' be which a Jap rassler cud blow on his opponent's eyeball an' break his ankle.
I have a leanin' to the open myself. I'd just decided ter come out; I was going up ter Jim White's and help him mete out justice, but maybe you and me can save him the trouble." "You goin' ter shoot me, Burke like a like a hedgehog?" "No. I'm goin' ter do unto yo' as yo' would have " Here Burke laughed he was enjoying himself hugely. "What yo' mean?"
But all the time he kept lookin' back and starin' and, as we got nigher, and I could see him plainer through the dust, he looked more and more familiar. 'Twas somebody I knew. "Then I heard a little grunt, or gasp, from Cap'n Jonadab. He was leanin' for'ard over the wheel, starin' at the man in the other auto.
Mis' Loneway was leanin' back, laughin', an' tellin' him what they was goin' to do the minute she got well; but when she see the baby she drops her husband's hand and sorter screams out, weak, an' holds out her arms. Mr. Loneway, he hardly heard me go in, I reckon leastwise, he looks at me clean through me without seein' I was there.
The wind howled through the branches of the trees above our heads, makin' us pull our blankets closer about us an' draw as nigh to the fire as possible. "Ole Bill sat, as usual, leanin' his head on his hands, an' lookin' steadily into the fire. Neither of us had spoken for more than an hour. At len'th the ole man raised his head, an' broke the silence by sayin',
'Bless your heart, you can stay forever, as far as I'm concerned, says I. 'Well, perhaps I will, says she, leanin' back an' laughin' she's got a sweet-pretty laugh, hev you noticed, Howard? 'and so you won't think I'm fault-findin' or discontented if I suggest a few little changes I'd like to make around, will you?
Ye-es, I've 'eard prettier, but then it's better than a good many, and that's sum-mat, ain't it? And then, as I said afore, it's pretty vell known." "How so?" "Vell, sir, there be some as 'as a leanin' to one branch o' the profession, and some to another, now mine's murders." "Murders?" said Barnabas, staring. "Vith a werry big M., sir.
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