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"It does that!" agreed Davy, "an' it's my turn up aloft t'-night. I somehow feel more certain when I'm there myself in foul weather. Mark ain't never done anythin' t' cause me t' distrust him, but Lord! he's got that unfortnit air of makin' ye distrust yerself about him." "Mark lacks salt!" John laughed good-naturedly.
"'Do you see? I screamed 'the human hand beckoning to us from that great body! "He gazed stupidly, swaying where he stood. "'One o' them bloomin' pre-hadymite cows! he muttered; 'caught in the cold nip, by thunder! and some unfortnit crept into her for warmth. "I believed the creature's rude intuition had flown true. "'Cannot you get at it? I gasped. "He stared at me.
For a brief space the handsome black stared steadily at Miles, who returned the compliment as steadily, not being sure whether curiosity or insolence lay at the foundation of the stare. "Englishmin," said the runner at last, "you is unfortnit."
At that identical moment, stooard, there came up from the fore-cabin a yell that beat well, I can't rightly say what it beat, but it minded me o' that unfortnit pig as got his tail jammed in the capstan off Cape Horn.
He said that so long as he 'ad a crust George should share it, and wotever George asked 'im he should have. The unfortnit part of it was that George took 'im at his word, and all the rest of the v'y'ge he acted as though Bob belonged to 'im, and by the time we got into the London river Bob couldn't call his soul 'is own.
It is likely the old man's keen eyes read at a glance what was in Albert's mind, for he said: "It don't do no good ter brood over this matter o' believin', Mr. Mine connected with those as has perfessed religion has, to say the least, been unfortnit, but as I said afore, I wish I believed different."
"Old hoss!" sed a passenger, "methinks thou art blowin!" whareupon the Juke cut orf his hed also. "Oh that I should live to see myself a dead body!" screamed the unfortnit man. "But don't print any verses about my deth in the newspapers, for if you do I'll haunt ye!" "People!" sed the Juke, "I alone can save you from yon bloody pirut! Ho! a peck of oats!"
He has the cheer in the room on Ancient Contracts, and your unfortnit father is only a member under him. I think that staving cavalry brother of his'n, Elk MacNair, fixed his feed for him!" They turned to look at Elk MacNair, sitting in the gallery near by with the venerable Judge and the Judge's daughter.
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