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Updated: June 6, 2025
I told this over and over agin to these plaguey fools, but they wouldn't believe me. As to that carpetsack havin' things for the enemy, it's the biggest lie that ever was told. I'll open it right here before you to show you. I've only got some things that my wife and the girls was sendin to Si." He fumbled around for his keys. "Possibly you have made a mistake, Sergeant," said the General.
He took a long breath, to steady himself, as he joined the Captain, picked out a man on a bay horse that seemed to be the rebels' Captain, and caught his breast fully through the hindsight before he pulled the trigger. Through the smoke he saw his man tumble from his horse. "Got him, anyway," he muttered; "now, how in the world kin I load this plaguey gun agin?"
"And more could he help it, seemingly," she answered. "Any way he swore he was driven to speak. In fact he have had the thing in his prayers for a fortnight. 'Tis a most ondacent, plaguey prank for love to play; for surely at our time of life, we ought to be dead to such things?"
"You unmitigated little rascal!" cried Mr. Jayres, "where've you been?" "Nowhere," said Bootsey, in an injured tone. "Didn't I tell you to get back promptly?" "Aint I a-getting' back?" "Aint you a-get whew!" roared Mr. Jayres, with the utmost exasperation, "how I'd like to tan your plaguey little carcass till it was black and blue! Come on, now," and Mr. Jayres strode angrily ahead.
Still, until conditions alter, it would be even more contrary to my principles to distribute my money in charity which I abominate, or to weaken good causes by unwholesome and unearned contributions to them. Shall we now proceed to the subject of our discussion?" "What is it, anyway?" Peter Dale demanded gruffly. "Do you find that after being so plaguey independent you need our help after all?
"It's devil's luck. I've said it all along. Only ther's sech plaguey knowalls around they won't believe it. Buck now I got nothing against Buck. He's a good citizen. But he's got a streak o' yeller in him, an' don't hold with no devil's luck. Maybe you remember." He grinned unpleasantly into the girl's eyes. She remembered well enough.
Daventry; "what have you been doing to yourself, Smith?" "I am a bit of a sweep, no doubt, but you can give me a bath. The fact is well, it's plaguey difficult to tell it shortly but the fact is I picked up this lady no, hang it all! Miss Bunce, please help me out." "Mr. Smith picked me up, as he says, from a burning ship in mid-ocean, and was kind enough to bring me here in his aeroplane."
A thousand pounds is the price of him, body and soul. I bade him seek not only evidence of my lord's having received that plaguey stock, but also papers relating to this Jacobite plot into which his lordship has been drawn by our friend Caryll. He is at his work at present. And I shall hear from him when it is accomplished." She nodded slowly, thoughtfully.
So when the time was up, the Devil came again to fetch the Smith. 'You're ready now, of course', said he; 'you've had time enough to hammer the head of that nail, I should think. 'Yes, the head is right enough now', said the Smith; 'but still you have come a little tiny bit too soon, for I haven't quite done sharpening the point; such plaguey hard iron I never hammered in all my born days.
An thou must deal in curses, leave them to one more apt and better schooled to Giles, in faith, who shall forthwith curse thee sweet and trippingly as thus now mark me, monk! Aroint, aroint thee to Acheron dark and dismal, there may the foul fiend seize and plague thee with seven and seventy plaguey sorrows!
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