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"I'd much prefer going to some place where I was less sure of meeting you," I retorted; "and as for the cowboys, you'll have to be as tricky with them as you want to be with me before you'll get them to back you up in your dirty work." At this point the sheriff called back to ask Camp if he was coming. "All right," cried Camp, and went to the door.
She did not put the question because she wished to spare her father to spare herself the shame of hearing his tricky answer to spare herself the discomfort of squarely facing a nasty truth. Instead she said: "I understand. And you have got to look out for the rights of the people who have invested their money." "If I didn't I'd be cheating them," said Hastings.
Stavlokratz played them on his own opening, reasoning of course that as they had never heard of Stavlokratz they would not know of his opening; and with probably a very good hope of getting back his pound he played the fifth variation with its tricky seventh move, at least so he intended, but it turned to a variation unknown to the students of Stavlokratz.
"Our man won't vote for the address," said Mr. O'Connor. "He goes in on the Nationalist ticket." "Won't he?" said Mr. Hynes. "Wait till you see whether he will or not. I know him. Is it Tricky Dicky Tierney?" "By God! perhaps you're right, Joe," said Mr. O'Connor. "Anyway, I wish he'd turn up with the spondulics." The three men fell silent. The old man began to rake more cinders together. Mr.
I sent one of M. de Rambouillet's men to the stable where the deaf man's bay was standing, bidding him pay whatever was due to the dealer, and bring the horse to the south gate; my intention being to mount one of my men on it, and furnish the woman with a less tricky steed.
He's a bad egg an' tricky." When Bradley had gone, leaving his guest in the dark, Westerfelt found himself unable to sleep for thinking of what Luke had said. "I wonder, really," he mused, "why I didn't talk to her as I did to the others, for I certainly wanted to bad enough." Westerfelt's room at the stable was at the head of a flight of steps leading up from the office.
On the contrary, his first act was to go through the rapid action that placed his rifle in serviceable condition again. "Take care, Max," yelled Steve, seeing the buck struggling, "that's how he fooled me, the sharp dodger! He's the tricky one, all right, you bet! Watch him climb up again, now! Take that big tree right alongside you, Max!"
It betokens marriage for a girl, misfortune for a man, who should not undertake serious business for some time after such dreaming. Fairy changelings may be recognized by tricky habits, constant crying, and other unusual characteristics.
Morsfield! 'Italian school? Lord Ormont inquired, with a screw of the eyelids. 'French, my lord. 'The only school for teaching. 'The simplest has the most rational method. Italians are apt to be tricky. But they were masters once, and now and then they send out a fencer the French can't touch. 'How would you account for it?
First, the enemy was doing something of which the Italians were unaware, and second, the Italians must be warned before it was too late. That she must warn them she realized at once, but the way was not easy to determine. The mountains were tricky. From one side they might look deserted, and yet a whole army could be in hiding just over the other side.
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