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Gray and Emily beautiful black otters, martens, minks and beavers with a few lynx and a couple of red foxes. "I'll be stayin' home for a fortnight t' get some more wood cut," he announced. "How'll that suit th' maid?" "Oh! Tis fine!" cried the child, clapping her hands with delight.
You'll be stayin' here with Jamie. I'm goin' to the Post for Doctor Joe," declared Andy. "I am most done up," Peter confessed. "But the wind'll be in your back goin' to the Post. She's just startin' though, and she'll be a wonderful sight worse than she is now before you gets there. 'Twill be terrible nasty." "I'm goin' too," said Jamie. "You're not goin'," said Andy.
"This 'ere, wot the folks are all a' clicketin' about, that Miss Vancourt 'as got a party o' Lunnon fash'nables stayin' at the Manor, an' that they're comin' to church this marnin'?" "True enough!" said Frost "Don't ye see me a-settin' chairs for 'em near the poopit?
Abram started across the field to Nancy, but he repeatedly turned to watch the gleam of the gun-barrel, as the hunter rounded the corner and started down the river bank. He saw him leave the line of the fence and disappear in the thicket. "Goin' straight for the sumac," muttered Abram. "It's likely I'm a fool for not stayin' right beside him past that point.
They been hangin' in my ears, stayin' behind my eyes, lately, and I been driftin' up that way steady." "Why, man," cried Buck, "then what's there to keep you here? Jump on your hoss, and we'll head North in ten minutes." "I will!" said Dan, full as eagerly. "We'll start full speed." "Come on, then." "Wait a minute!" said Dan, his voice growing suddenly cold. "I been forgettin' something."
"'However, says Enright, 'I s'pose his livin' so long arises mainly from stayin' East, where they don't make no p'int on bein' p'lite, an' runs things looser. "'Whatever's the matter of chasin' this insultin' tenderfoot 'round a lot, asks Texas Thompson, 'an' havin' amoosement with him? Thar ain't nothin' doin', an' we oughter not begretch a half-day's work, puttin' knowledge into this party.
Lord, ma!" said Madeline sharply, with a strange cold glitter in her eye. "How do I know what he's stayin' for? Oh," she added, in a tone of lighter bitterness, "It's a mild winter and open roads. He's sketching they say, and exploring the Cape. Let him explore from one end to the other, he won't find such another fool as himself."
"Jim's stayin' out nights, this week," said he one day, "'nd I hez to stay along o' Mis' Kennett till nine o'clock." "Why, I thought Jim always stayed at home in the evening." "Yes, he allers used ter; but he's busy now lookin' up a girl, don't yer know." "Looking up a girl! What do you mean, Patsy?"
"So the little feller said nobody wanted him, did he?" asked the blacksmith. "Well, I wouldn't mind his stayin' 'round the shop. Where do you s'pose he come from first? And painted like a little Piute Injun! No wonder he's a scared little tike." "I ain't the one which scares him," announced a man whose hair, beard, and eyes all stuck out amazingly.
"Arrah, who towld you so, agra?" "Sure the boy will take care of you now, won't he?" "What boy?" "Andy, sure!" "Andy!" replied his mother, in amazement. "Andy, indeed! out o' place, and without a bawbee to bless himself with! stayin' out all night, the blackguard!" "By this and that, I don't think you know a word about it," cried the friend, whose turn it was for wonder now.
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