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She says it's 'cause she hates Will, has hated him ever since that time she fell agin the coal box. That was Will. Kate said so; and her man fixed Eve up. Say, he orter been lynched. An' if the men-folk won't do it, then we ought to. It makes my blood boil thinkin' of it. Pore Eve! I allus liked her. But she's fair lost her snap since she's got married.
"I should like to be Governor of this State for about four years, but I'm likelier to be lynched for being in command of twenty 'Cossacks." At this moment Sam Gregg entered the room, followed by a young man in an English riding-suit. Seeing that "the star-boarder table" offered a couple of seats, they pointed that way.
Another lady, who got into the cars at some distance from Cincinnati, could not understand the value which we set upon ruins. "We should chaw them up," she said, "make roads or bridges of them, unless Barnum transported them to his museum: we would never keep them on our own hook as you do." "You value them yourselves," I answered; "any one would be 'lynched' who removed a stone of Ticonderoga."
Shortly after being locked up Jackson called Turnkey Curren to him and said: "I want you to get a chair and sit in front of my cell all night," said Jackson, who then exhibited the first sign of appreciating his position. "Are you afraid of getting lynched?" asked the turnkey. "Well, never mind that, I prefer to be well guarded whether I'm in danger or not."
A man was lynched in the public streets in that city for stealing a child, and only by the adoption of the most stringent measures, which in England would be considered barbaric, were the mandarins able successfully to deal with the rumors and the trouble thereby caused.
But, as the sale proceeded, she being young, the competition, though most of it sham, being artful and exciting, and the traitor she employed constantly puffing every article, she was drawn in to wishing for things, and bidding by her feelings. Then her traitor played a game that has been played a hundred times, and the perpetrators never once lynched, as they ought to be, on the spot.
"First of all, the Negroes were practically a unit in holding that Bud Harper had not committed the crime. "On the next point to be mentioned the popular belief was divided. The more intelligent class held that the Negro lynched was not Bud Harper, but some strange Negro resembling him.
"Come along with us!" commanded the puncher, gruffly, as another stepped up and slipped the noose of a lariat-rope over his head. "So I am to be lynched, am I?" asked the pilgrim in a matter-of-fact tone, as with a cowboy on either side he was hurried across the platform and onto a horse. "This ain't no time to talk," growled another.
"That was a great crowd outside all waiting to hear news of my girl! If if they knew who it was that stabbed her " "Do you know?" cried Aubrey quickly. "Per Dio!" And Sovrani smiled, "I thought Englishmen were phlegmatic, and here is one ablaze, and ready to burst like a bomb! No! I did not say I knew! but I say, if the crowd had known, they would have lynched him!
To dese any negro, driben to desperation by harsh treatment, would resort, and from dem instructions would be received as to de route to be taken, and de places where aid could be obtained. Dose people held deir life in deir hands. Had any suspicion fallen upon dem ob belonging to de 'stitution dey would be lynched for sartin. De lady set before me all de dangers ob de venture.
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