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"There, that's more like you. But what can you do alone? That's where they get us foul. The erristocrats, the money power, all hang together. The laborin' men fight singly, and alwuz get whipped. Now, we are goin' to change that. We are goin' to organize. Look here, Sam, I am riskin' my head in tellin' you this but I trust you, and I like you, and I'll tell you. We have organized.
He hotly declared the Lusitania victims plaguey fools who knew what they were riskin' when they sailed and had got just what was comin' to 'em that is, he was proclaiming it when Captain Sam heard him; after that the captain issued a proclamation of his own and was proceeding to follow words with deeds.
She'd only been married to me a year when he saved her, riskin' his own life. No one else had the pluck. My little gal, only twenty she was, an' pretty as a picture, an' me fifty miles away when the fire broke out in the hotel where she was. He'd have gone down to hell for a friend, an' he saved my little gal. I had her for five years after that. That's why I got to git to Bindon to-morrow.
At a loss completely, Kirkwood found no words. He dropped his head, considering. "Not at the price," the sullen voice iterated; and he looked up to find the cunning gaze upon him. "How much, then?" "Five poun' I'll have no less, for riskin' my life this day." "Impossible. I haven't got it." In silence the man unshipped the tiller and moved toward the cleats. "Hold on a minute."
What he was doin' riskin' his carcass on this side of the line is more'n I can tell " "The boy was right, Major!" exclaimed Allen, turning to Warner. "Harding met the fellow while he was stirring up our folks in the Otter country last week. He thought he was up to some rascality then, and the fellow did try to take his life." "Tried it again, did he?" cried 'Siah, as Enoch approached.
"Ay, that will I; but he'll have two of you floored, another strangled, and the fourth half-skinned before I can get him to stop." "I don't half like it," said the clarionet anxiously. "Pooh! pooh!" exclaimed the key-bugle, "we'll be more than a match for him; come on; it's worth riskin' for twenty-five bob." "Hear! hear!" cried the trombone.
A far-away glint came into his eye, and the suspicion of a tear, as he answered: "Sure it's precious little they'd be riskin', Father Cahill; havin' NO liberty and their lives bein' of little account to them." O'Connell sighed as the thought of his fifteen years of withered youth in that poor little village came up before him. "Let my people alone, I tell ye!" cried the priest.
As he had told the Walsen girl once, when she remonstrated with him upon his temerity in the face of what more than once looked like certain death: "Reckon I don't know that, miss? You bet I do! But, somehow, death don't come just then and and I keep on riskin' some more. I I guess I'm jest built that way."
I ain't no great admirer o' green 'n' yellow, neither, 'n' so I told him flat 'n' plain 't I wa'n't through my economizin' years yet. He sold the parasol to Mrs. Jilkins, 'n' she let it down on her thumb 'n' come nigh to breakin' her thumb. She says she won't carry no parasol 's she can't shut down without riskin' her thumb 'n' she 's goin' to give it to her niece over to Meadville.
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