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He neveh belonged to you. Jim, he owed me some money on my wages so I just took the pony for the money. An' now I hope you're through pesterin' me." "How much did he owe ya?" sez I. "Now you gone about far enough with this!" yells Monody. "I don't know how much he owed me, an' I don't care.

March, the legislatu'e will neveh be pyo anywher's else esceptin' in Suez, an' not evm myseff! Whew! I'm that thusty " The woods grew dense and pathless, and the whispering gave place to a busy fending off of the strong undergrowth. Presently John tied the horse, and the riders stepped into an open spot on a precipitous mountain side.

Killers, dey was, willin' to knock anybody off, any time, fer a few cents. We lines up fer shore leave, but dey mek Jack an' me stay on de ship. Our rucus in Panama done got us in bad wid de cap'm. But Ah reckon hit was fer de bes'. One of our men come back wid a year cut off an' a busted nose. 'Nother one neveh come back at all.

"I neveh 'lowed I'd be called to preach ag'in. Lawse! Lawse! What'll I say?" Carline ascended into the world again. It was a painful ascent, and when he looked around him, he recognized the interior of his motorboat cabin, heard and felt the throbbing of his motor, and discovered aches and pains that made his extremities tingle.

"It can't last, Mose," was the calm reply. "'There shall be no reward to the evil man; the candle of the wicked shall be put out." "It burnin' mighty bright jus' now, boss. Sol'mun, he say that?" Old Man Curry nodded, and Little Mose sniffed sceptically. "Uh huh. Sol'mun he neveh got jipped out of seven races in a row!" "Seven, eh!" The old man counted on his fingers. "Why, so it is, Mose!

"Yes, John, I know I am p'posin' by da-aylight! It don't work! But, you know, when I wait until evenin' I ain't in any condition. Still, I'll neveh p'pose to her by da-aylight again! I don't believe Eve would 'a' ma'd Adam if he'd p'posed by da-aylight." The kind Captain passed out.

Misteh Thaine, he'll come back all right. But hit's done fo'casted in my bones that Doctoh Horace won't neveh come. An' when he don't, I'll tell you why he leff'n Grass Riveh, Kansas, for the Fillippians."

"You and he were to have some business last night?" he said, looking at Zeke intently. Zeke grinned a sheepish grin. "Yessuh, we wuz we had a little bisnis." "But you didn't meet him? Sure you didn't meet him?" "Sho I neveh. I ain' able to git de I was detain'." Zeke had learned from experience and considerable instinct to hedge his utterances about with much generality. It was a good principle.

He'd have had Falstaff playing all day at that Tearsheet outfit. And the Prince would have beat him." "The Prince had the brains," said I. "Brains?" "Well, didn't he?" "I neveh thought to notice. Like as not he did." "And Falstaff didn't, I suppose?" "Oh, yes, seh! Falstaff could have played whist." "I suppose you know what you're talking about; I don't," said I, for he was drawling again.

I'd married him up the line, I disremember anyhow, 'fore I'd drapped down to Cairo, I knowed he'd neveh do, nohow, so I left him up the bank between Columbus an' Hickman law me, how he squawked! Down by Tiptonville, where I'd landed, they was a real nice feller, Mr. Dickman. Well, we kind of co'ted along down, one place an anotheh, an' he wanted to git married.

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