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Updated: May 23, 2025
"We eatin' it now, 'Lisha hawss," said he, "but nex' time we come down yere they'll be eatin' ow' dust an' don't make no mistake! Take yo' time, baby. It's a long way yit, a lo-ong way!" Entering the back stretch there was a sudden shifting of the coloured jackets. The outsiders, nervous and overeager, were making their bids for the purse, and making them too soon.
So at last they did, plunging in suddenly, while the man on the mule spurred in below in a vain effort to turn them back. That night by the camp fire Hardy mentioned the man on a black mule. "My old friend, Jasp Swope," explained Creede suavely, "brother of Jim, the feller I introduced you to. Sure, Jasp and I have had lo-ong talks together but he don't like me any more."
She moved her wrapped feet uneasily in the snow, flickered a filmy, black eyed glance at Bud's uncompromising face, and waved a dirty paw vaguely in a wide sweep that would have kept a compass needle revolving if it tried to follow and was not calculated to be particularly enlightening. "Lo-ong ways," she crooned, and her voice was the first attractive thing Bud had discovered about her.
"Ah Sing, how can I ever thank you for all the six months you've spent in the brush?" "He all-li, Massa Land. You ketchem me come out nat jail. I heap savvey you come see Missie Jo. Missie papa, lo-ong time now, he ketchee me no die. Missie Jo, alla same my girl-o." "Those Indians " "Were Sing's friends, dear, dressed up." "Chinamen?" "Yes." "Sing, where did Digger Dan go to?"
Well, after I'd punished enough booze to start an Injun uprisin', and played the faro bank for my wad, I went to sleep; and when I woke up it seemed a lo-ong time ago and I could look back and see jest how foolish I'd been.
And he wouldn't be if he gadded the streets with the gangs in this part of town." While this excuse for keeping Johnnie indoors was anything but the correct one, Big Tom was able to make his voice fervent. "But Chonnie wass tired mit always seeink the kitchen," persisted the little Jewish lady. "He did-ent go out now for a lo-ong times. I got surprises he ain't crazy!"
Ever since then they don't take any more chances than they can help. They always want to know what the other fellow is doing and it's a pretty good system at that. Being as things are the way they are, a spy in camp, etcetry, mebbe what hoss talk is done had better be done by me. You sabe, Mose?" "Humph!" sniffed the little jockey. "I got you long ago, boss, lo-ong ago!"
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