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He deliberately put on his hat, walked up to his honor, and said, "I say, jedge, I reckon you fellers 'ill give me 'nough money to ride hum an' pay fer my grub, 'cause 'tain't fair, noway. You fetched me clar down yere, footin' it the hull way, an' now you're lettin' me off an' tellin' me to foot it back. 'Tain't fair, noway. You-uns oughter pay me fer it."
His name wus Black Smoke, an' he could n't talk no English worth mentionin', but we made out to understan' each other in Mex. He wus too darn hungry and tired to talk much anyhow. But I got what I wanted to know out o' him." "Well, go on, Hughes; you are making a long story out of it." "The rest is short 'nough.
There was a twinkle, now, in the shepherd's eye, as he answered; "Yes, I see; I am quite sure that I see." The girl continued; "You know all about these things, Dad. And there ain't nobody else here that does. Will you learn me to be a sure 'nough lady, so as Ollie won't so he won't " Again she paused in confusion. It was evident, from the look on Mr.
Here's somethin' for ye ayes!" She turned to, my uncle and said: "Peabody Baynes, what'll we do I'd like to know ayes! She can't rove all night." "I'll git some blankets an' make a bed for her, good 'nough for anybody, out in the hired man's room over the shed," said my uncle. He brought the lantern a little tower of perforated tin and put a lighted candle inside of it.
"Keep still 'til I see if she's gone sure," and he raced up to the corner where he watched until the woman was out of sight. Then he ran back and lifted the barrel off, saying, "It's all right she's gone, sure 'nough." The girl cast an anxious glance up and down the street as she sprang up. "Oh dear!" she exclaimed. "I don't know where to go!" and Tode saw that her eyes were full of tears.
I don't jest sense what it is, but I know 'tain't all them things that makes a sure 'nough lady. 'Tain't the clothes he wears that makes Mr. Howitt different from the folks we know. He don't wear no rings, and he walks. He's jest different 'cause he's different; and would be, no matter what he had on or where he was." This, too, was beyond Mandy.
And meantime the girl had looked after him with wonder and some amusement in her eyes, had rubbed her chin reflectively a habit caught from her father and had then scampered off smiling to herself. "What a funny gent," she thought, "never laughs nor nothin'. An' I judged he was a artist! But wonnerful kind, an' wonnerful queer, wi' it, sure 'nough."
If I only had just a tiny strip of land just 'nuff fer a garden. I could get some chickens an' pay off little by little. I 'm good for ten years yet an' by thet time Bobby would be old 'nough to take hold. If I only had a chance I could do it!" Her cheeks had taken on color. She looked like one inspired. Donaldson sat dumb in admiration of her splendid courage.
"Got 'em in the say catched 'em, sure 'nough," said Maggot. "Not with a baited hook, I warrant," said the old gentleman. "Come, my son, let's hear all about it." Maggot explained how he had obtained the jewels, and then asked what they were worth. "I can't tell that," said Mr Donnithorne, shaking his head gravely.
"Why that's 'nough for a whole gaown," said Joel, but a shade of annoyance passed over Randy's sweet face and as she showed no disposition to explain, the clerk cut off the number of yards with the injured air of one whose kindly interest had been unappreciated.
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