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This made 'em good an' strong, ez well ez easy ter chew on. One night, Ezra bein' fond o' boots, finds 'em an' chews ther tops off'n 'em. They wuz ther only boots Bill hed, an' we wuz two hundred mile ter another pair, so Bill hed ter go through ther season barefoot, an' ther sun jest nacherly warped his feet out o' all shape. "But thet wuzn't what I wuz goin' ter tell yer erbout.
Goin' to be sent out to her death or worse, by a sharp-fangled wolf of a boardin'-house keeper, who'd gnaw the skin off'n your bones, an' then crack the bones to get at the marrer, if you give her the chanct. I'll tell you all about it later, Sammy." For days Claire lay in a state of drowsy quiet.
"Because, nigger, I means to drap you right on de Main Street o' Niggertown, 'fo' all dem niggers whut's been a-raggin' me 'bout you an' Cissie. I's gwine show dem fool niggers I don' take no fumi-diddles off'n nobody." "Tump," gasped Jim Pink, in a husky voice, "you oughtn't shoot Peter; he mammy jes daid." "'En she won' worry none. Turn roun', Peter, an' when I says, 'March, you march."
My veins is full of cream de menthy, and I'll knock his horns off'n him if he gives me any lip. "Just then the snowbank heaved up. It wasn't no devil that is, not exactly. It was a lady. I'd a bet on it if I'd had time to think.
"You throwed a man off'n this train, mistah," he charged. "So I did," admitted Clay, and to save his life he could not keep from smiling. The porter sputtered. This beat anything in his previous experience. "But but it ain't allowed to open up the cah. Was you-all havin' trouble?" "No trouble a-tall. He bet me a cigar I couldn't put him off."
At the end of the period mentioned he placed himself behind the bar and faced a roomful of grinning men. "This is serious, boys. Take off your hat, Bud. Wipe them snickers off'n your face. We're all sinners; and I reckon now's as good a time as any to realize the fact. I don't know much about the Bible; but I do recall enough to hold divine services for once, and I intend to have 'em respected."
"Adar, only daughter of Captain John Davis and Mariar his wife, aged five." I had a doll for her on board. I never took the paper off'n that doll, Herrick; it went down the way it was with the Sea Ranger, that day I was damned.
"We might be a heap worse off'n we air." I could not help pitying the young woman who crouched near her at the fireside, still shivering; she seemed so young and helpless and so out of place in such surroundings. As presently the heat of the flame made her more comfortable, she began to tuck back the tumbled locks of her hair, which I could see was thick and dark.
"That doesn't seem unnatural," said the sheriff. Then he turned to the constable. "This ain't enough to justify us in holding on to the boy, Jim, unless we can fix that scrap with the button on him. Where is it?" "D'ye know whose coat this kem off'n?" asked the constable, producing a bit of brown jeans, with a dark-colored horn button attached to it.
"Make haste then, we uns be nigh friz." "Ye air in no danger of fire, then?" asked the practical man. "We hev hed none, before we war flunged off'n the bluff we hed squinched the fire ter pledjure Bob, ez he war afeard Santy Claus would scorch his feet comm' down the chimbley, powerful lucky fur we uns; the fire would hev burnt the house bodaciously." Kennedy hardly stayed to hear.
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