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Updated: June 14, 2025
Ostypath, 'if, owin' to some luxation, some leeshun, some temporary mechanical disarrangement of your osshus structure, due to a oversight of a All-wise Providence, or maybe a fall off'n a buckin' horse, one of them bones of yours gets to pressin' on a nerve, why, it ain't natural you ought to feel good. Now, is it? says he.
"That's the idea, Park," said his companion gravely, as he bestrode Muggins, and jerked the small dejected creature out into the trail. "You'd ought to 'a' pressed your suit; there's nothin' a woman likes better 'n pressin' your suit. Whoop-la, Muggins!" Some time after Mose had disappeared up the cañon, Parker heard a loud echoing laugh.
I won't be pressin' no charge against Nyland. Take your rope off him an' turn him free. An' then mebbe you'll be accommodatin' enough to hit the breeze while the hittin's good for me an' Miss my sister's sort of figurin' on a reunion bein' disunited for so long." He looked at Dale with cold, unwavering eyes until the latter, sneering, turned and ordered his men to remove the rope from Nyland.
The lady stepped down, and passed him disdainfully. The gentleman brushed him aside. "'Ope yeh 'ad er pleasant ride in yer cart, Billy?" said Nicholas. He followed them to the gate, and called through the bars. "Very sorry, Jinny, but I carn't haccept yer pressin' invitation ter dinner, havin' er previous engagement." He returned to his work again, smiling sweetly.
So let's make for a king's ship, and have done with misery and poverty. "Then you waved a hand to the man in command of the recruitin' gang, and presently stepped up to him and his friends. "'Sir, I said to you, 'I'm not going to be pressed into the navy. "'There's no pressin', Michael, you answered. 'We'll be quota men. We'll do it for cash for forty pounds each, and no other.
O'Connor in his; or, as we often have much gratuitous sympathy for the distresses of our friends, we question but the tailor was wrapped up in Mr. O'Connor's misery, and Mr. O'Connor in the tailor's. Mr. O'Connor at length said "Neal, are my inexpressibles finished?" "I am now pressin' your inexpressibles," replied Neal; "but, be my sowl, Mr. O'Connor, it's not your inexpressibles I'm thinkin' of.
And all that Deacon Bobbet did who went with you wuz to hold up his hand two or three times a votin'. I shouldn't think that wuz so awful wearin'." And agin I sez, "What wuz the strain?" But Josiah didn't answer, for that very minute he remembered a pressin' engagement he had about borrowin' a plow. He said he had got to go up to Joe Charnick's to get his plow.
The Boy slipped off his pack. "They've got rooms at the Gold Belt," he said. "You mean that Dance Hall up at the Forks?" "Oh, it ain't so far. I remember you can walk." "I can do one or two other things. Take care you don't hurt yourself worryin' about me." "Hurt myself?" "Yes. Bein' so hospittable. The way you're pressin' me to settle right down here, near's possible why, it's real touchin'."
Do you know what I mean when I say that I'd give the rest of my life if I could just put my head in my mother's lap and have her muss up my hair and call me foolish names?" Birdie Callahan cleared her throat and said abruptly: "I was noticin' yesterday your gray pants needs pressin' bad. Bring 'em down tomorrow mornin' and I'll give 'em th' elegant crease in the laundry."
An' as for my bed," said Mr. Pike finally, "whensomever I ain't here by bed-time, you welcome to put any transion person in it, an' also an' likewise, when transion custom is pressin', and you cramped for beddin', I'm willin' to give it up for the time bein'; an' rather'n you should be cramped too bad, I'll take my chances somewhars else, even if I has to take a pallet at the head o' the sta'r-steps."
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