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There's a stand of rifles at the for'ard bulkhead. Kill hoff the bloody lot of hofficers. Navigate the bloomin' ole 'ooker back ourselves and report whatever damn thing we like." "How about these passengers? They'd snitch," suggested the same questioner. "Aw no," sarcastically assured Hoak, "they won't snitch. They won't 'ave no more charnce to snitch than Coulter 'isself damn 'im."
"I'd not be in your skin for a trifle," interrupted Quilt, who having secured Sheppard, and delivered him to Abraham, now approached them unawares; "and it shan't be my fault if he don't hear of it." "'Ouns!" ejaculated Terence, in alarm, "would you turn snitch on your old pal, Quilt?" "Ay, if he plays a-cross," returned Quilt. "Come along, my sly shaver.
"Oh, sure!" says I. "And since he's been here he's had a chance to snitch, off a barrel full of securities, or drop bombs down the elevator well; but somehow he hasn't." "Well, we might as well have him in," says Old Hickory, pushin' the buzzer. Seemed kind of silly to me, givin' fair-haired Vincent the third degree on sketchy hunch like that. Vincent!
"Yes," said she. "It's hard. I ain't no snitch. I never was even when I hadn't no use for a man like now. But but you stuck up for me and my dog, and I gotta pay you back. I gotta. Listen," she pursued, swiftly, "do you know who that feller was you shot?" "No." Racey shook his head. "But you don't owe me anything. Forget it.
You didn't suspect he was one of us, did you? and there's more than Whitie Karn. Well, it will teach you to be careful. Suppose Whitie, for instance, passed the word that you were a snitch eh? It won't do you any harm to keep that in mind once in a while." He moved over to the door. "Well, good-night, Smarlinghue! I guess you understand, don't you?
It he had held the secrets of Stangeist and his band, what else might he not know? Who else might not fall next? The Gray Seal had become a snitch, a menace, a source of danger that stalked among them like a ghastly spectre. Who was the Gray Seal? None knew. "Death to the Gray Seal!
Only the tightening of her hands upon her husband's shoulders, until her bony knuckles showed white through the drawn skin, betrayed the storm of emotion which swept over her, at the memories evoked by the broken words. "I'm not asking you to snitch, Pennold," Morrow said, not unkindly.
Tim will hop off that fence he's on and light a-runnin' straight for you if he thinks you've ditched 'Slim' Jim." She shook her head slowly. "No, I'll not t'row Jim down. I'm through with him. He lied to me right while he knew this was all framed up. But I wouldn't snitch on him, even if he'd told me anything. And he didn't peep about what he was up to."
'I say, old gal, said one of them to Liza, 'come an' have a gime of cricket, will yer? 'Na, Bob, I'm tired. 'Come on! 'Na, I tell you I won't. 'She was on the booze yesterday, an' she ain't got over it, cried another boy. 'I'll swipe yer over the snitch! replied Liza to him, and then on being asked again, said: 'Leave me alone, won't yer?
When a boy has gotten into some mischief with his friends, and is the only one caught, we are tempted to bring pressure to bear upon him to make him tell who the other culprits were. Joe is ready to take his own punishment, and that of his fellow malefactors, too, rather than "snitch." But for some reason we feel that "justice" demands the conviction of every individual involved.
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