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So he's really coming, Norah?" "Yes," said Norah, "and I don't care if I am excited so'd you be, doctor. Billy's outside with the horses, and he's just as excited as I am." "Billy!" said the doctor. "But he'd never say more than 'Plenty! no matter how excited he was." "No, of course not, but then he finds it such a useful word," Norah said a little vaguely. She was peering up the rails.
She shuddered, but the mountaineer continued: "Wall, she done all that, 'n' made me say arter her the things I wisht 'd strike me daid if I didn't git the fellers what had got him. Then one day, from up in the rocks, she p'inted 'em out, so'd I know 'em. One got drowned takin' a raft down ter Frankfo't he fell off jest arter I shot. 'N' t'other-un I didn't git fer a long time. I ketched him "
"Abner," replied Perez, "you know I only want to get Reub out. That's why I interfered when the plan looked like falling through. I don't want to be captain, man, I'd no notion of that." "Nuther had I," said Abner, "till ye tackled the Squire, an then I see quick ez a flash that ye'd got ter be, an so'd all the other fellers. We sh'd a kerflummuxed sure's taxes, ef ye hadn't done jess what ye did.
So I'm called Bob Guess." "A queer name," murmured Bert. "But I'd like to know how to work a steam engine." "So'd I!" agreed the other boys. "Pooh! It's easy," said Bob Guess, who seemed to like to show off. For he turned another little faucet, thereby sending out a cloud of steam, and causing Charlie Mason to jump back. "Don't be skeered! It won't hurt you!" laughed Bob. "Isn't it hot?"
"He's rewarding the way you scrimped to pay his expenses for nonsense clubs and societies by asking you to do it another four years. You're getting your thanks now. College! Well, not if the court knows it " "He's got talent, Harry; his teacher says he " "So'd your father have talent." "If pa hadn't lost his eye in the Civil War "
Been dead seven year, so Miss Martha says. That's what I mean when I say it's awful. Wouldn't you think 'twas awful if a woman that had been dead seven year come and stood alongside of you?" Galusha smiled again. "Yes," he admitted, "I am inclined to think I ah should." "You bet you would! So'd anybody but Jethro Hallet. He likes it. Yes, sir!
David's face cleared. "That's all right, then. I'd love to be a tramp, and so'd father. And we were tramps, sometimes, too, 'cause lots of times, in the summer, we didn't stay in the cabin hardly any just lived out of doors all day and all night. Why, I never knew really what the pine trees were saying till I heard them at night, lying under them. You know what I mean.
"He don' hate 'em no wuss'n whut I do," said Kitty Silver. "An' he ain't got to ketch 'em lookin' at him outen of his kitchen sink an' he ain't fixin' to be no cat-washwoman neither!" "Are you fixing to?" Florence asked quickly. "You don't need to do it, Kitty Silver. I'd be willing to, and so'd Herbert. Wouldn't you, Herbert?" Herbert deliberated within himself, then brightened.
We got some climbin' to do afore dark." "I'd just as soon camp here. Go up to-morrow," said Winthrop. "So'd I if it wasn't for bein' scared some of the hills would mosey off before I got back." And Overland set a brisk pace up the mountain, talking as he climbed. Winthrop could do nothing but listen. He was breathless. "Or that cañon," continued Overland.
He had not asked her if it was her footprints he had seen coming down the mountain for fear that he might betray her, but apparently she had told on herself, for Bub, after a while, burst out suddenly: "June, thar, thought you was a raider." The little girl flushed and the old man laughed. "So'd you, pap," she said quietly. "That's right," he said. "So'd anybody.
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