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Curly raised his glass and the cowpunchers joined in uproarious song: "We'll string him up to a cottonwood limb An' dig his grave in under him, We'll tromp down the clods, an' we won't give a damn 'Cause he'll never kill another cow-man, Ah wi yi yippie i oo-o-!"
His nose was large and sun-burned; and every now and again he would stop in his caged-animal walk and sniff the air as though he enjoyed it. I liked the old gentleman from the start. "Oo-o! See the funny old man!" giggled The Seraph. "Coat like Jacob an' his bwethern!" Angel and I plied Mary Ellen with questions. Who was he? Did he live with the Peggs? Did she think he was a foreigner?
"The forests where the wolves are. And the Sleepers. And the snow comes down, and we dig ourselves out. And the dogs, and sleds, and we go soon very soon! Can't we go now? Oo-o!" "Not now, but soon." Steve's satisfaction was in the glance of thanks which he flashed into An-ina's watching eyes. "But now I must really go along to the house, old fellow," he said, with a sigh.
I might have missed you down on the Sunflower Ranch this morning if I had driven faster and headed off the through train as it came in." "Oo-o!" Thaine groaned at the possible disaster to himself. "We've been to Topeka, a very long way off." "And you saw so many fine things?" Carey questioned. "Yes, a big, awful big river. And a bridge made of iron. And it just rattled when we went across.
Steve searched the child's face anxiously as he made the announcement. He was half afraid of a lingering memory that might jeopardize his plans, or, at least make their fulfilment more difficult. But he need have had no fear. The child remembered, but only with delight. And again the man recognized the guiding hand of the squaw. "Oo-o, Uncle! Soon? We go soon?" Marcel cried, his eyes shining.
With a groan, the young inventor blacked out. As he regained consciousness, Tom's eyes fluttered open. Sparks of pain shot through his head. A groan escaped his lips. "Oo-o! What hit me?" Tom wondered. He was lying on a sofa in a strange room. Someone was seated nearby, watching him. Tom tried to move his limbs and sit up. Then he discovered that his wrists and ankles were tied with sash cord.
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