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Meanwhile you'll ha' crept up to near the house, ready to do yer bit as soon's ye hear yer friend movin'. It's chancey of course, but that's the sort o' trade it is. Better take this" Flitch brought something from his breast-pocket "in case the key's turned in that front door." "Thanks; I've got one. Now say it all again so that we have no misunderstandings."
Th' same thing's keeping 'im on th' go now that kept 'im from givin' up as quick as th' rest did then. Chicken's is like boys, Miss Farnshaw," Silas continued, addressing Elizabeth; "th' ones that makes th' most trouble when thy're little, you can count on as bein' th' most likely when they're growed up. Now, Liza Ann there counted on that chicken soon's ever she set eyes on 'im."
But when I reached the street I begun to wonder to myself if I hadn't better just see what those fellers would do next no harm in ketchin' on to as many city ways as possible so I hid under the stoop till they come out, glancin' sharp this way and that, but missin' Ezekiel George Washington. "Up the street they skips; me after 'em, soon's I could, safe. Round the corner they goes. Me, too.
No, Arabella did not see, nor had she heard the story, but she had seen Jimmy, and she wondered that he belonged to such a family as that which produced Mandy and Chub. "Ye're 'most home," declared the driver, "an' soon's I've landed ye I'll hev ter scoot." "But you'll have to take Arabella home; she lives 'way over the other side of the town," insisted Patricia.
I'm goin' down there just soon's meetin's over and f-f-f-find out. Eben wouldn't no more miss leadin' his meetin' from choice than I'd go without a meal's v-v-vi-vittles. Somethin's happened and I'm goin' to know what 'tis. You'll go along with me, won't ye, Lot?" The answer was an affirmative.
An' I'se gwine wid dem North men soon's I gits a chance. An' ef you knowed what's good fer you, you'd go, too." "No, Tom; I can't go.
Soon's I yeerd tell on it, Marse Rupert, it set me ter steddyin'. I been a-watchin' out an' axin' questions fur weeks, an' when I fin' out " "But what has that to do with Uncle Tom?" cried Rupert. "A heap, Marse Rupert.
Soon's I git me some stout shoes an' rubbers, as Mandy says, I can fetch home plenty o' little dry boughs o' pine; you remember I was always a great hand to roam in the woods? If we could only have a front room, so 't we could look out on the road an' see passin', an' was shod for meetin', I don' know's we should complain.
He spoke a few words rather more distinctly than before. "I couldn't have talked this way to you, Billy, even if I'd heard people lyin' 'bout you. But jus' soon's I can s-stand up I'll break your neck don' f'get it." I did feel a little ashamed then. But it was to save Tom. In the morning, when I explained it, we would have a good laugh over it together.
"I wouldn't stand for that if I were you." "Oh, ye wouldn't, hey? Well, we'll see what ye stand for soon's ye come out into the clear that's what we'll see, Thirkle." "It's rotten mean," whimpered Petrak. "I wouldn't do the likes o' that to ye, Bucky; not if ye never agreed along with me it's rotten mean." "Ye'll get worse as that is. Now, does gold rust, ye little runt? Say it! Does gold rust?"
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