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She gazed at him dimly and faltered, "No'th, honey, is yo' gwine No'th agin?" He looked out where the North Star glistened pale above the waters, and said, "Yes, mammy, I'm going North." Then, without another word, he went out into the narrow lane, up by the straight pines, to the same winding path, and seated himself on the great black stump, looking at the blood where the body had lain.
Most o' these hyeh feuds date back to enmities made in the Civil War an' in moonshinin'." "But why the war?" asked Hamilton. "I thought nearly all the mountaineers in Kentucky fought for the North I know you were with Lee, of course, but I thought that was exceptional." "None o' them fought for the No'th!" exclaimed the old Confederate soldier indignantly.
"It is rather risky, I admit," returned George; "still, I do not think it is so dangerous as showing our lights; that would simply be hanging out an invitation to those prowling French privateers to pounce down on us. How is her head?" to the man at the wheel, George and the mate having by this time strolled aft together. "No'th, half west, sir," was the reply.
"But Colonel Arran is not a Southerner," observed Ailsa quietly. "You know how all Northerners feel " "It happened befo' you were born, Honey-bud. Even the No'th recognised the code then." "Is that why you dislike Colonel Arran? Because he refused to challenge or be challenged when the law of the land forbade private murder?"
He shrugged, removed his glasses, polished them on his handkerchief, and sat holding them, his short-sighted eyes lost in reverie. His wife endured it to the limit of patience: "Curt," she began in a lower voice, "you and I gen'ally avoid certain matters, dear but ev'ything is sure to come right in the end isn't it? The No'th is going to be sensible." "In the end," he admitted quietly.
"Not romantic, but short, simple and satisfying." "I reckon so. Leastways, I've never wanted to change it. I'm from No'th Calliny, an' I've been followin' Bobby Lee a pow'ful long distance from home. Fine country up here in Pennsylvany, but I'd ruther be back in them No'th Calliny mountains. You two young gen'rals may think it's an easy an' safe job drivin' a wagon loaded with ammunition.
"I will give orders now to have them driven there. Do you wish to buy a ranch, señor? Or have you bought? Perhaps I could help." "Perhaps. But I want cattle right now. I have friends just no'th of the bordah." The don had smiled cunningly. This fool gringo would have trouble with those stolen cattle if he drove them back into the States. That, however, was no concern of Floristo's.
Don't you think it's a pretty colo'?" "It depends upon how it's used. Do you mean in neckties?" Beaton stole a glance at the one Fulkerson was wearing. Miss Woodburn laughed with her face bowed upon her wrist. "Ah do think you gentlemen in the No'th awe ten tahms as lahvely as the ladies." "Strange," said Beaton. "In the South Soath, excuse me!
He early learns throughout his wakeful moments what I'd deescribe as his business hours to make the Red Light a hang-out; it's the nosepaint he's hankerin' after, for in no time at all Bowlaigs accoomulates a appetite for rum that's a fa'r match for that of either Huggins or Old Monte, an' them two sots is for long known as far west as the Colorado an' as far no'th as the Needles as the offishul drunkards of Arizona.
But he got the straight tip that his sail-maker would stop him; and getting together any sort of crew he could, he slipped out at night with half his stores. "Now the No'th Sea," concluded the fisherman, "in November and December ain't a bobby's job." Duncan walked forward to the pier-head. He looked out at a grey tumbled sky shutting down on a grey tumbled sea.
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