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Nor must we forget the captains of the rusty little schooners that bring firewood from the British provinces; a rough-looking set of tarpaulins, without the alertness of the Yankee aspect, but contributing an item of no slight importance to our decaying trade.
But the car was past the spot in a moment. "Somebody was watching us, and dodged back," declared Helen, anxiously. "Oh, nonsense!" laughed her brother. But before they took the next turn they looked back and saw two men standing in the road, talking. They were rough-looking fellows. "Gypsies!" cried Helen. However, they saw nobody else for a few miles.
They, as well as Monte-Cristo's children and the Nubian, had been suddenly seized by a party of rough-looking Greeks, evidently a portion of Benedetto's band.
I turned and observed that the shout was uttered by a broad rough-looking jack-tar, a man of about two or three and thirty, who had been sitting all the forenoon on an old cask smoking his pipe and basking in the sun. "Hallo!" said he again. "Well," said I.
"There ain't any prisons, and, if there were, there would be nobody to keep them." Just then Bradley was hailed by a rough-looking man, whom at home Ben would have taken for a tramp. "What, Bradley, back again? I didn't expect to see you here?" "I didn't expect to come, Hunter, but I fooled away my money in 'Frisco, and have come back for more." "And who's this boy-your son, or nephew?"
On reaching the town we at once drove to the new private mission premises. It was a little house surrounded by a straw fence. Quite a crowd of rough-looking people followed us in. One of the doors had been stolen, and altogether it looked so unprotected that I decided to take up my quarters in a little Mongol inn, where Mr. Gilmour formerly lived.
And they were glad enough of his company along the road, for from time to time they met groups of very rough-looking men prowling about as though in search of plunder.
You have brought some children to school already, I think. I saw some rough-looking boys, who said they came from Cocksmoor."
In the summer of the year 1795 or thereabouts, a company of six persons, composed of two men and their wives, with two small children, pushed a rough-looking and unwieldy boat away from the shore in the neighbourhood of Poughkeepsie, and turned its prow up the Hudson. A rude sail was hoisted, but it flapped lazily against the slender mast.
"I had not lain there many minutes, and was still panting and blown, when I saw a party of rough-looking men advancing. Two of them were mounted, and these rushing upon me before I could rise and make off, they easily secured me and took me along with them.
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