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And in that ruction the fate of the Neverfail Company's ad. is going to be decided and with it the fate and character of the 'Clarion. Now, Dr. Elliot, my cards are on the table. Will you help me in the Rookeries matter?" "What do you want me to do?" "Go cautiously, and find out what that disease is." "I'll go there to-morrow." "They won't let you in." "Won't they?" Dr. Elliot's jaw set.
"He can't do it in two not there an' back," he replied. "The trail is mud over the fetlocks. Give him three at the least." "They ain't shooting as much as they was before." "Waiting till they gets sober, I reckon," Johnny replied. "If we don't hear no ruction in a few minutes we'll know he got away all right," Barr soliloquized. "An' he's got a fine cayuse for mud, too."
"Well, Buck, my boy," he went on in a genial voice, "we've had our little ruction, and the best thing we can do is to let it go at that. You've learned your place, and I know mine. Be a good dog and all 'll go well and the goose hang high. Be a bad dog, and I'll whale the stuffin' outa you. Understand?"
Ned whispered, in reply. "And murderers!" "How are we going to get the boys out?" asked Frank. "They'll be killed if we don't." "One must raise a ruction on the outside, and the other must sneak in while the outlaws are gone. That is the only way I can think of now.
They were powerful beasts, dangerous to man as well as to the brutes they were trained to fight; but John was their master, and he soon booted them into surly subjection. "The older dog don't ginerally raise no ruction; hit's the younger one that's ill," by which he meant vicious. "You, Coaly, you'll git some o' that meanness shuck outen you if you tackle an old she-bear to-morrow!"
Isn't he a murderer out and out? and, if so, shouldn't you tell the truth about it? Why, you fool, it's only the truth. What are you afraid of? after telling me so often that you would go through with it without caring a flash for any one!" "But you see there's so much more of a ruction about it now through the counthry than there war. Counsellor Webb and all thim has made Mr.
When a man is tired he likely will call it worried; if in a hurry, he is in a swivvet; if nervous, he has the all-overs; if declining in health, he is on the down-go. If he and his neighbor dislike each other, there is a hardness between them; if they quarrel, it is a ruction, a rippit, a jower, or an upscuddle so be it there are no fatalities which would amount to a real fray.
But just try to call for help, or raise any sort of a ruction, and you'll see more stars than there are in the skies when the moon's on a strike. Get in there." Phil was thrust into the closed carriage, which the showman used for driving back and forth between the train and the lot.
Thady went down the road afther thim and there war a ruction in the road betwixt thim two; but as I warn't there I can't say exactly what was said one side or the other. By the time they come agin to Mrs. Mehan's door, Father John, that's Father Magrath, you know, war there, and made the pace betwixt 'em; and that's all I can tell yer honours about it av I war to sit here till doomsday."
"It's a fight, and a lively one at that," admitted the pilot, "but I reckon you're away off when you figure it's a ruction between those on the schooner and the boys of that speedboat." "You got me guessin' partner," said the puzzled Perk; "then who's mixed up in the shindy, I want to know?" "Sounds a whole lot like hijackers to me, Perk." "Ginger pop!
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