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"I tell you General Jackson was my friend we were brothers, sir I stood at his side on the glorious blood-wet field of New Orleans! You don't believe me " "Price, you've made more demands on my stock of credulity than any man I've ever known!" The judge became somber-faced.
Why did you not rid yourself of us last night, when you sent one of your number ashore?" Daniels was a tall, somber-faced man a typical ship's cook and he answered slowly: "I cannot tell you, sir. Except that both you and the lady might talk about this boat." "Oh, well," said Denman, "I was speaking for this lady, who doesn't belong with us. My place is right here."
The somber-faced old housekeeper gave utterance to a doleful croak or two, and a more doleful prophecy.
A Mangrove Swamp Jungle Dwellers The Sempang Police Station Shooting Alligators The River Linggi A Somber-Faced Throng Stuck Fast at Permatang Pasir Fair Impediments January 24, 1 P.M. Mercury, 87 degrees.
Murrell, somber-faced and thoughtful, examined a crack in the flooring. "I'd like to know what happened back yonder in North Carolina to make her so blazing mad?" continued Ware. "Well, if you want to know, I told her I loved her." "That's all right, that's the fool talk girls like to hear," said Ware. He lighted a cigar with an air of wearied patience. "Open the door, Tom," commanded Murrell.
The somber-faced proprietor turned his gaze from the Merrick group to the stranger, eyed him pensively a moment and then faced the wagon again. The man in gray got up, placed the empty glass in Todd's hand, whirled him around facing the door and said sternly: "More milk!" The landlord walked in like an automaton, and a suppressed giggle came from the girls in the wagon.
But when thus appealed to by these somber-faced, intent-eyed men he divined that the more carefully he described the cruelty and baseness of their enemies, and the more vividly he presented his participation in the first fight of the feud the more strongly he would bind these friends to the Isbel cause.
Beyond, in a big hammock dyed with the symbolic scarlet and black and tasseled with many squirrel tails, sat a fat, small-eyed, heavy-jawed man whose elaborate feather dress and authoritative air proclaimed him chief. Beside him stood Rana and another subchief, lean and somber-faced. Behind this bulwark of tribal might huddled the women and children, staring wide-eyed.
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