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Oh, yes! for weeks and weeks killing your mother, that's what my son's been doing ... frightening her to death.... He's cruel, my son. I had the Devil once, and now he's got hold of me and that's why I'm here. Mind you, boy," and the old man's ringers clutched him very tightly "if you don't get the better of the Devil you'll be just like me one of these days. So'll he be, my son, one day.
Pirates always keep their prisoners shut up in a cave." "I'm not going to be in a cave," said Rose. "I was in the sand house when it caved in, and I don't like it." "But you get good things to eat," explained Russ. "Pirates always have to feed their prisoners good things to eat." "Then I'll be one, 'cause I'm hungry," said Vi. "So'll I," added Laddie. "I'll be a prisoner.
"No I won't; I won't show a yellow streak like that. Besides, I want to give 'em to you fellows." A blank silence followed my statement, to which Jim replied: "Shore that'll be easy; Jones'll have 'em, so'll Emett, an' by thunder I'm scratchin' now." "Navvy, look here," I said severely, "mucha no bueno! heap bad!
"So's mine!" replied his friend, in equal delight and surprise. "I reckon I'll take my shoes inside," said the first speaker, presently. "So'll I," said the second; after which there came silence. In another part of the car was a lady with a little child, which jumped and squirmed about, and made eyes at all mankind, including James Thompson.
"I call it chicken-stealing, and so'll you before we get back to Tanith. If you live that long." For a moment, Spasso was still affronted. Then, temporarily, his vulpine face showed avaricious hope, and then apprehension. Evidently he knew Otto Harkaman's reputation, and some of the things Harkaman had done weren't his idea of an easy way to make money.
"'HE has, says Tompkins, with a wink, 'but the rest of us ain't. We pledged our votes to Dan Bassett, and we ain't the kind to go back on our word. Dan himself'll vote for Gabe; so'll Gaius and his reg'lar tribe. That'll make twelve, countin' Holway's own. "'Make seventeen, you mean, says I. 'Gaius and his crowd's fifteen and Dan's sixteen and Gabe's seven
The things we have to drink are just above thirty-two, right off the ice." Chester's words were carefully chosen. "Dangerous extremes. But I wouldn't mind having a pint or two of something cold. Go, bring it to me." "Well, I like that." "So'll I, I hope." Chester laughed and strolled away.
"I am going home," he went on, "and will put father to bed and nurse him and take care of him just as if well, just as if I was his mother." "The Lord'll love you for it, Jack," said Miss Jane, "and so'll Rose Gaither. When ever'thing else happens," she continued, solemnly, "put your trust in the Lord, and don't have no misdoubts of Rose."
"But I s'pose if you wanted water, you'd squeal?" suggested Janice. "Huh! smart, ain't ye?" growled Marty. "I'd go down ter Dickerson's an' git a drink. So'll them shoats if Dad don't mend that pen pretty soon." It was no use to suggest that Marty might make the needed repairs; so Janice made no further comment. The trail of shiftlessness was over everything.
"Never mind, dear," replied Cissy cheerfully. "So'll YOUR popper some day. I'm goin' to get mine to let YOUR popper into something Ditch stocks and such. Yes! True, O King! Popper'll do anything for me," she added a little loftily. Loyal as Piney was to her friend, she was by no means convinced of this.
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