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Updated: May 16, 2025
The monologue became an avalanche of coal, red hematite, marble, mica, manganese, tar, timber, turpentine, lumber, lead, ochre, and barytes, with signs of silver, gold, and diamonds. "Don't you think, however " "No, sir! no-o-o! far from it " A stifled laugh came from where Johanna's face darkened the corner it occupied. Barbara looked, but the maid seemed lost in sad reverie.
An Easterner had helped him to that foolishness; an -ologist from a university who expected to find prehistoric bones and relics entombed under the hills. Cornered by that Easterner, who liked his face, and not having been handy enough as a liar to get out of it neatly, Blue Jeans had admitted under cross-examination that he was familiar with the country. Was he doing anything at present? No-o-o.
He had never had many lessons in dancing, but he took to the art naturally. Had life been happier for him just then he would have been glad to take up the invitation. Besides, Dave Darrin had told him that Laura Bentley was invited and meant to go. "Now, you'll come along, of course," asked Thompson, coaxingly. "No-o-o," hesitated Dick, "I don't believe I shall." "Oh, nonsense, old man!"
Jordan," continued the class president, facing the dismayed one in gray uniform, "I don't believe the significance of this meeting has escaped you?" "No-o-o," wailed Jordan in misery. "Now, see here, young fellows, don't you go and blab what you've been spying on just now," remonstrated Mr. Henckley, a note of dismay creeping into his tone.
"Payne, if I told you that I'm afraid you'd pull up stakes and get out pronto." Payne laughed. "That would leave you broken-hearted, wouldn't it, Garman?" "No-o-o," said Garman; "but it would well it would deprive me of your company. I'm a sociable animal, Payne. I crave company; I like to have all sorts of people about me.
"No-o-o it isn't that; but you'll laugh at me if I tell you." "Indeed I won't, Billy!"
"No-o-o, suh; I I I didn't fuhgit," drawling his vowels to a prodigious length. "Didn't you know you'd get into trouble?" "No-o-o, suh." "Know it now, don't you?" "Ya-a-s, suh." "Have a good time in jail, Bob?" "Ya-a-s, suh. Shot cra-a-aps nearly all de time tull de jailer broke hit up." "Wouldn't he let you shoot any more?" "No-o-o, suh; not after he won all our money."
I'd forgot to feed before I went to the village. One of them's young yet and nervous and " The other scowled comprehendingly. "And so, just for that, they both went hungry till you came to in the morning and found yourself stretched out on the floor, eh?" Again Young Denny puzzled a moment over the words. He shook his head negatively. "No-o-o," he contradicted slowly.
No-o-o! They do not want to keep us separated; no, no! But they do want to keep us despised!" She laid her hand on her heart, and frowned upward with physical pain. "But, very well! from which race do they want to keep my daughter separate? She is seven parts white! The law did not stop her from being that; and now, when she wants to be a white man's good and honest wife, shall that law stop her?
The boy pursed his lips. "Wall, no," he exclaimed at last, nonchalantly. "No-o-o! I can't say's it was. We'd both been expectin' it, I reckon. Old Tom, he often sed he knew that some day he'd go and git just blind, stavin' drunk enough to try an' swim the upper rapids and two weeks ago he done so!" And the rest of the words were quite casual.
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