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"Gone to walk," Eliza said with contempt, and then added that "He might as well be one place as another, as he didn't do no good nowhar." Noel saw the doctor, an elderly, capable, decided man, who, as he soon found, took in the whole situation and sympathized with Christine as heartily as he excoriated her husband.

Sech holler-in' we-uns hed never hearn with none o' the t'other chil'ren. The boys war nowhar. But a-fust it never 'sturbed Tobe. He jes spoke out same ez he useter do at the t'others, 'Shet up, ye pop-eyed buzzard! Wa'al, sir, the Cunnel jes blinked at him, an' braced herself ez stiff, an' yelled! I 'lowed 'twould take off the roof.

'Don't you be sparing of the pritters I'm rael hungry: and with his national celerity, the viands disappeared. When the meal was ended, Robert, as always, returned thanks to God for His mercies, in a few reverent words. The boy stared. 'I guess I hain't never heerd the like of that 'afore, he remarked. 'Sure, God ain't nowhar hereabouts?

I told him I reckoned you'd gone to Sacramento, but he said he wez sure you was in your room, and to prove it I went thar. But when I kem back the d d skunk had vamoosed got frightened I reckon and wasn't nowhar to be seen." Reashaw took the letter hastily. It contained only a line in Sleight's hand. "If you change your mind, the bearer may be of service to you." He turned abruptly to Nott.

She ran like a young deer, but Si was swift of foot, and had taken the correct angle to cut her off. He caught her flying skirts and then grasped her wrist. "Where are you goin', and what for?" he asked sternly, as he held her fast and looked into her frightened eyes, while her breast heaved with exertion and fear. "I ain't goin' nowhar, an' for nothin'," she an swered sullenly.

"So dey tuk me back ter jail, but, Lor' bress ye, dey didn't git me inter de chain-gang, nohow. 'Fore de mo'nin' come I'd jes bid good-by ter dat jail an' was a pintin' outen dat kentry, in my weak way, ez de ministers say, jest ez fast ez I could git ober de groun'. "Den I jes clean gib up. I couldn't take my back trac nowhar, fer fear I'd be tuk up.

Unless" here a flash of intelligence shone in Levin's eyes "unless that's what's took ole Meshach Milburn to Jedge Custis's. He goes nowhar unless there's trouble or money for him." "And where is Judge Custis's, you rum chub?" "Yander!" pointing to Teackle Hall. "Ha! that is a Judge's? And niggers? Broke, too! Well, it's no hank for a napper bloke. So bingavast! Git! Whar's the tavern?"

"You ain't hear talk er no dead nigger nowhar dis mawnin', is you, boss?" asked the old man earnestly. "No," replied the policeman, reflectively. "No, I believe not. Have you heard of any?" "'Pears unter me dat I come mighty nigh gittin' some news bout dat size, an' dat's w'at I'm a huntin' fer.

"A feller ez goes arter work goes on a fool's errant," responded Abner, dejectedly. "There ain' no work nowhar, an a feller might jess ez well sit down to hum an wait till the sheriff comes arter him." "The only work as pays now-a-days is pickin the bones o' the people.

Foster explained that it was merely a "bit of colour." "Ob course! A cow wid half an eye could see dat!" "Well but I mean it's a sort of a kind of tone to paint up to." "H'm! das strange now. I don't hear no sound nowhar!" "Well, then, it's a shadow, Peter." "Geo'ge," said the negro, with a look of surprise, "I do t'ink your plo-plotummik lub hab disagreed wid you.

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