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I've sat here an' listened, an' I ain't put in my oar, but I can't be muzzled, an' you might as well hear me out because there ain't power enough in the world to stop me." "An' supposin' " Tom Burton spoke brusquely, yet with something more like amusement in his eyes than had previously shown there "supposin' I ain't inclined to listen to you?"
"I'll tell 'ee what it is, Jack," he continued on recovering, "I shouldn't wonder it in the course of a few months' residence with her, Polly was to make a lady out of Aunt Maria supposin' that to be possible." "Oh! father," remonstrated Polly. "Come," cried the captain savagely, "give us a nor'-wester that's it; another thank 'ee.
Say, jest supposin' we send 'em a leetle message, jest tew see how th' string works," and Ham turned to the others, a broad grin on his face. This impressed all as a good idea, and they hurried back into the house to prepare the message. In a few minutes the message, written on the back of the piece of paper which they had found on the table, was ready.
Then she tells me to go out an' scrape the mud off'm 'em. Then she looks up at my face to see if it's me. Sometimes I get so doggoned mad I wish it wasn't me, so's I could turn out to be the preacher er somebody like that an' learn her to be keerful who she's talkin' to. Supposin' I do track a little mud into her kitchen? It's OUR mud, ain't it?
He hears them, and he feels them, and indeed has generally more kindness from them because of his affliction." "Frae some o' them, mem; but it's little kin'ness my gran'father has expairienced frae Cawmill o' Glenlyon, mem." "And just as little injury, I should suppose," said Mrs Courthope. But supposin' ye to be richt, what I say's to the pint for a' that I maun jist explain a wee.
The servants' hall used to take a tender interest in those bad days. "Somebody ought to spake to her," said Bridget. "Supposin' the gout was to go to his heart! He was bad enough after the last time she was here." "She'll never lave hoult of him," said Pat, solemnly. "The sort of her Ladyship houlds on the tighter the more you wriggle.
"That's all right, but supposin' he ain't the man you're after and he turns around and sues me for false arrest?" "You can detain anybody on information and belief, my friend. Don't you know that?" "Certainly," said Mr. Foss with commendable asperity. "Supposin' he's got a revolver?" "He probably has, but so have we. Don't worry. He won't have a chance to use it. Hello!
In his subsequent reports of the interview, Ody always alleged that he had replied: "Aye, very belike, supposin' it grew on the head of an ass," which was certainly neater. But Ody Rafferty's repartees, like those of other people, are occasionally belated in this way.
"But if he didn't, then he wouldn't," said William vehemently. "But when a man really loves a girl he will. Now, you take a man like that and he can generally do just about anything the girl he loves wants him to. Say, f'rinstance, she wants him to love her even more than he does already or almost anything like that and supposin' she asks him to. Well, he would go ahead and do it.
Nobody knows how many men ride with that gang—and maybe he can pull in the Apaches, too. They wouldn’t pass up a good chance to get back at you. You have the reputation of being about the only white man in this territory to make them turn tail and give up a fight. Now—supposin’ you do get Kitchell stopped here at the pass—and the army patrol comes in behind him.
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