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We won't have much trouble in catchin' as many o' 'em as we want." "A doan b'lieve, Massa Brace, we hab got nebba such a ting as a shark-hook 'board de Cat'maran." "Don't make yourself uneasy 'bout that," rejoined the sailor, in a confident tone. "Shark-hook be blowed! I see somethin' up yonder worth a score o' shark-hooks. The brutes be as tame as turtles turned on their backs.
"Do not the others call you by that name?" she inquired hesitatingly. "Mr Stebbins does so?" "Nebba you mind what Mass' Stabbins he do; da's my affair. You hab a care you no call me so. Da's my affair, too. Jes you say Aunt Lucy 'gain, I soon spoil you' beauty, buckra gal." "I shall not do so again, Lucy," timidly rejoined the young girl. "Miss Lucy, you please.
Whoebbar dat ere coon may be, you nebbar set you' eyes on him 'gain nebba!" A dark shade quickly overcast the crimson, betokening that the words gave pain. My pleasure was in like proportion, but inversely. "You fool, missy' golding har? you' better gone 'long wi' de young dragoon offica who want take you dat am, if you must had man all to youseff. Yah, yah, yah!
I doan' know what puts it in my head; unless it be because we've been so many times near going down below, an' still we're above water yet, an' I hope likely to keep so." "Ya ya! Massa Ben. We float yet, we keep so long 's we kin, dat fo' sartin. We nebba say die, long 's de Catamaran hold togedda."
"So much the better, nebba look after us, Massa Easy; I guess we have a fine cruise anyhow. Morrow we take large vessel make sail, take more, den we go to Toulon." "But I don't know my way to Toulon; I know it lies up this way, and that's all." "Dat enough, what you want more? Massa Easy, 'pose you not find fleet, fleet soon find you. By God, nobody nebba lost here.
"Now, just walk off," said Swinburne, lifting up a stick he found on the beach. "Eh; walk off: "Nebba see de day, boy, 'Badian run away, boy." "Go, do your work, sar. Why you talk to me? Go, work, sar. I free man, and real Barbadian born.
Nebba mind, gal! you get husban' yet. Mass' Stebbins he find you husban' he got one for you a'ready waitin' dar in de Mormon city; you soon see! Husban' got fifty odder wife! Yah, yah, yah!" Words appeared upon the lips of Lilian low murmured and but half uttered. I could not make out what they were; but they appeared not to be a reply to the speeches that had been addressed to her.
De chu'ch debt am a cross to us, an' to dat cross he bends his back as was prefigu'd in de scriptu's ob ol', De sun may move, aw de sun mought stan' still, but Buflo Bill nebba stan's still he's ma'ching froo Geo'gia wid his Christian cowboys to sto'm de Lookout Mountain ob Zion. Deacon Green Henry Turner will lead us in prayah fo' Buflo Bill."
Eh! and you nebba see de day dat de Grasshopper run on de Warrington." "Out of the way, you nigger," cried one of the men who was rolling down a cask. "Eh! who you call nigger? Me free man, and true Barbadian born. Go along you man-of-war man.
"Can it be that we are to be taken to Mogador, after all? If so, there is hope for us yet." "But Bo Muzem could find no one there who would pay the money for our ransom," interposed Colin. "He nebba go thar," said the Krooman. "He nebba hab de time." "I believe the Krooman is right," said Harry.
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