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Fust I seed was a man plump out'n Willums's, Miss Jinny. He was a-gwine shufflin' up de street when Marse Clarence put out after him, pos' has'e. Den he run." She stood for a moment on the pavement in thought, and paused on the stairs again, wondering whether it were best to tell her father. Perhaps Clarence had seen she caught her breath at the thought and pushed open the door.
Sick tonight. Awful bad, she's took. She'll be shufflin' off 'fore long, an' rid o' mortal misery." "Poor little soldier!" "Sweet, she was, an' born to be good. Sick o' body, sick o' heart, Allie did for 'em all, bless 'er." "She was happy, then," put in Babe. "Yes. Comin' out to Californy to 'er lover, she were, all her folks back in the States bein' dead. She'd took care of 'er mother, last.
"When Dave announces this yere trooth it shore looks like the Briton's goin' to need whiskey to uphold himse'f. But he reorganizes, an' Dave explains that the Injuns, when they trails in with the ponies, is simply shufflin' for a weddin'; they's offerin' what they-alls calls a 'price' for the woman. "'An' when you-alls leads in the ponies, says Dave,'that settles it.
But 'twas only to get Jim's cottage for that strong-will'd supplantin' furriner because Ruby said 'twas low manners for bride an' groom to go to church from the same house. So no sooner was the Lewarnes out than he was in, like shufflin' cards, wi' his marriage garment an' his brush an' comb in a hand-bag. Tresidder sent down a mattress for en, an' he slept there last night."
'Do you mean red ants or black ants? And I seen that a spark had touched Toledo's brainbox and that he was wrastlin' with somethin' that felt like thinkin'. "'Either, my brother, says the hoss-faced guy, smilin' clear up to his back teeth. "'Well, you're drawin' your dope from the wrong can, says Toledo, shufflin' for the door.
"Says Bell, shufflin' the envelopes when the auld man had gone ashore: 'We're to creep round a' the south coast, standin' in for orders his weather, too. There's no question o' his lunacy now. "Well, we buttocked the auld Kite along vara bad weather we made standin' in all alongside for telegraphic orders, which are the curse o' skippers.
"'All right. You're Jorth's backers. Have any of you a word to say in Ellen Jorth's defense? I tell you the Mexican lied. Believin' me or not doesn't matter. But this vile-mouthed Bruce hinted against thet girl's honor. "Ag'in some of the men laughed, but not so noisy, an' there was a nervous shufflin' of feet. Isbel looked sort of queer. His neck had a bulge round his collar.
Fust I seed was a man plump out'n Willums's, Miss Jinny. He was a-gwine shufflin' up de street when Marse Clarence put out after him, pos' has'e. Den he run." She stood for a moment on the pavement in thought, and paused on the stairs again, wondering whether it were best to tell her father. Perhaps Clarence had seen she caught her breath at the thought and pushed open the door.
And he added, "The little witch even threatened to shoot me!" A flash of exultant humor filled his eyes. "Begin, Alan. I'm waiting. Go the limit." "For what?" "For letting her ride over me, of course. For bringing her up. For not shufflin' her in the bush. You can't take it out of her hide, can you?" He twisted his red whiskers, waiting for an answer. Alan was silent.
I only kissed the face of the beautiful child, and Louis said: "My Emily's name is fit for the daughter of a king. God bless the little namesake," and Althea Emily gave utterance to a protracted "goo," which meant, of course, yes. You should have heard her talk, though, when Matthias came over to see "Miss Molly." "Come shufflin' over to see you," he said, "an' O my! but aint she jest as pooty.
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