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Like he's dar yit. Snow 'ud kiver him fast, an' de Yankees hedn't much leisure ter hunt up de missin', yi! yi!" with an attempt at a chuckle. "Dougl's dead!" said Aunt Perrine. "Well! in the midst of life Yer not goin', Jane Browst? What's yer hurry, woman? You've but a step across the road. Stay to-night. Dode an' me'll be glad of yer company.
You're spielin' a theory, but this condition sure knocks the spots outa your theory. Scurvy's catchin', an' that's why they've all got it, an' rotten bad at that. You an' me'll get it too, if we hang around this diggin'. B-r-r-r! I can feel the bugs crawlin' into my system right now." Smoke laughed skeptically, and knocked on a cabin door. "I suppose we'll find the same old thing," he said.
Mabel Cartwell says he's in jail," her voice dropped to an awed whisper; "but when I asked mamma, she just cried and cried. Now she's sick and they are going to take her to a hospital, and I don't know what Rivers and me'll do. Mrs. Burnett says of course we can't go with her, 'cause there ain't any sickness the matter with us, and and oh, we can't stay with her!
She's a good girl an' you an' me'll hitch all right as long as you don't go to bullyin' her. I reckon that's all." "Meanin' that you'll let me hang around as long as I'm good," sneered Calumet in a dangerously soft voice. He was trying to work himself into a rage, but the effort was futile. Something in Dade's quiet, matter-of-fact voice had a dulling, cooling effect on him.
And if we obey Him, I believe He takes care we shall not suffer at least not forever, even in this world. Do not be afraid. Boy," calling the little fellow, who was now sobbing in bitterest contrition behind the wheeled chair, "come and kiss your mother. Promise her that you will never again vex her by telling a lie." "No, no, no. Me'll not vex mamma. Good mamma! Pretty mamma! Boy so sorry!"
I've got the shivers down my back yet," and a virtuous little shudder shook her and made a visible impression on Peter. "Peter and me'll maybe have a word with him one of these days, won't we, Peter?" "Maybe," said Peter. "We don't want toads like Gard running off with any of our Sark girls, do we, Peter?" "No," said Peter. "Mr.
Daylight lay back, as he spoke, and rolled in his robe to sleep, then added: "Better turn in for an early start. Two of you can take the dogs down. Elijah and me'll skin out on both sides and see if we-all can scare up a moose on the way down." No time was lost. Hines and Finn, with the dogs, already on short rations, were two days in pulling down.
Now tell me, what's yer name?" "Daddy called me Rosy-Lilly!" answered the child, playing with a button on Johnson's vest. "Is he gettin' warmer now? He was so cold, and he wouldn't speak to Rosy-Lilly." "Rosy-Lilly it be!" agreed Johnson. "Now we jest won't bother daddy, him bein' so sick! You an' me'll git supper."
Caleb simply grunted and went on smoking, so Sam continued, "I want to hear your story, then Ma an' me'll soon fix Da." The mention of "Ma" was a happy stroke. Caleb had known her from youth as a kind-hearted girl. She was all gentleness and obedience to her husband except in matters of what she considered right and wrong, and here she was immovable.
"Say, Fred, if I...if I...if you're saved, Fred, an' not me, you'll write to my folks, won't you?" "Indeed I will. But I reckon you an' me'll both go down together." "Don't say that. An' you won't forget to write that girl I gave you the address of?" "You'll do the same for me." "Oh, no, Fred, I'll never see land.... Oh, it's no use. An' I feel so well an' husky.... I don't want to die.
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