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His face was pale, clammy, yet heated, especially round the swollen bruises; his eyes stood out, bold, dark, rolling and glaring, full of sullen fire. But more than anything else his mouth betrayed the weakling, the born gambler, the self-centered, spoiled, intolerant youth. It was here his bad blood showed. "Wal, I ain't lendin' money," replied Lem, as he assorted his winnings.

I'll see you I'll see you Hanim an dioul! what's this? I must be off like a shot oh, murdher sheery? but but I'll see you to-morrow. In the mane time, I'm I'm for ever oblaged to you for for lendin' me the loan of oh, by the vestments, I'm a gone man! for lendin' me the loan of the ten guineas Oh, I'm gone!"

"Guess the 'tenderfoot's' plumb scared to ride her, boys," he called out to the men, relapsing into the vernacular as he addressed them. "Any o' you boys lendin' a saddle, or shall we find him a rockin'-hoss to run around on?" Tresler fell headlong into the trap. Jake had drawn him with a skill worthy of a better object.

The three were lying close together, all behind rocky upthrusts, and after a space that seemed a thousand years or so to Will the Little Giant edged toward him and whispered: "Young William, you wouldn't mind lendin' me them glasses o' yourn once more?" "As often as you like, Giant." "Hand 'em over, then.

"What kind of help did ye think of givin'? The insurance company will pay the money, the two horses is buried, an' we begin diggin' post-holes for a new stable in the mornin'. Perhaps ye were thinkin' of lendin' a hand yerself. If ye did, I can put ye alongside of Carl; one shovel might do for both of ye." Quigg colored and laughed uneasily.

There's so much empty space there back of your brows." She looked up smiling a little, her wide gray eyes puzzled. "Yes, Joan. You must read. Will you if I lend you some books?" She considered. "Yes," she said. "I'd read them if you'd be lendin' me some. In the evenings when Pierre's away, I'm right lonesome. I never was lonesome before, not to know it.

"Hev ye got a order from Will Morrison, in writin'?" he demanded. "No, but he will be glad to have me use the machine. He said everything at the Lodge was at my disposal." "Cars," said Bub, "ain't like other things. A feller'll lend his huntin'-dog, er his knife, er his overcoat; but he's all-fired shy o' lendin' his car. Ef I runned it for ye, Will might blame ME." Mr.

An' how here wer' a chance to 'vest our property to 'vantage, by lendin' of it te de Lor', accordin' te de Scriptur's as 'whoever giveth to the poor lendeth to the Lord. So I hunted up all I could spare and fotch it ober here, little thinkin' what a sight would meet my old eyes! Well, Lord!" "But, Dinah," said the weeping Hannah, "you must not think ill of Nora! She does not deserve it.

"Thar'll be nobody ter help along the work ter our house," said Cynthia, the weight of the home difficulties bearing heavily on her conscience. "What's ter hender ye from a-goin' down thar an' lendin' a hand every wunst in a while? But ef ye're a-goin' ter stand thar like ye hedn't no more action than a a-dunno-what, jes' like yer dad, I ain't.

'How are you, general? said I. 'Would you mind lendin' me your coat and hat? says he. 'I've got a little game here with our pickets, and I don't want to be recognized. 'Anything to oblige, general, said I, and with that I strips off my coat and hat, and he peels and puts them on.