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Her eyes were wild also, and her mouth down-drawn, and a good bit of misery looked out of her face. "I'm known for a merciful man where mercy may be called for, my lovely dear," I said to her. "Us'll walk up and down my path once more since you've come.
What's the matter now?" "A private word for Miller's ear," said Will cautiously. "Come you in then. Us'll do what we may for 'e. Auld heads be the best stepping-stones young folks can have, understood right; awnly the likes of you mostly chooses to splash through life on your awn damn silly roads." Mr.
"Us'll have thee walkin' about here an' diggin' same as other folk afore long." Colin flushed tremendously. "Walk!" he said. "Dig! Shall I?" Dickon's glance at him was delicately cautious. Neither he nor Mary had ever asked if anything was the matter with his legs. "For sure tha' will," he said stoutly. "Tha tha's got legs o' thine own, same as other folks!"
"All right, Haines," said Silent. "You c'n start now any time, an' the rest of us'll follow on the way I said. I'm leavin' last. I got a little job to finish up with the kid." But Haines was staring fixedly down the road. "I'm not leaving yet," said Haines. "Look!" He turned to one of the cowpunchers. "Who's the girl riding up the road, pardner?" "That calico? She's Kate Cumberland old Joe's gal."
'Most all the hay's done, an' half what's left a load or so I'd promised to a chap out Manaton way. But theer't is my hand be forced, that's all. So time's saved, if you look at it from a right point." "You'm hard an' braave, an' you've got a way with you 'mong men. Faace life, same as faither did, an' us'll look arter Phoebe an' the childer," said Chris.
"But there's neither of us'll get her, for all that." "Get her! Why, whoever thought.... What a fool you are!" "Ah, if I were young and rich and handsome, I'd win her all the same," I said. "If and if.... So could I, for the matter of that. But there's the Captain." "Yes, and then there's you. And then there's me. And then there's herself and everybody else in the world.
Willie cried, in shocked accents. "I believe you're right, but" Stover meditated briefly before announcing with determination "we'll do a little night-ridin' ourselves. Willie, you watch this young feller daytimes, and the rest of us'll take turns at night. An' don't lose sight of the fat man, neither he might carry notes. If you don't like the looks of things you know what cards to draw."
"Yeh, Sam. Comin' down from the Slide," was all Bill said. "My Gawd, men! what shall we do?" cried one of the possé. "We-all must ship them two gals an' Jeb down trail, right away, and then the rest of us'll ride up to see if anything kin be done to stop it. Mebbe it hain't got a headway yet," replied Bill. But the two girls were now seen riding up the trail as fast as their horses could travel.
"That tha' will," said Dickon. "Us'll have thee walkin' about here an' diggin' same as other folk afore long." Colin flushed tremendously. "Walk!" he said. "Dig! Shall I?" Dickon's glance at him was delicately cautious. Neither he nor Mary had ever asked if anything was the matter with his legs. "For sure tha' will," he said stoutly. "Tha' tha's got legs o' thine own, same as other folks!"
Mr Brindley looked at me sharply, and just nodded in silence. Well, good night, Ol. 'I say, said Mr Colclough; 'if you've nothing doing later on, bring Mr Loring round to my place. Will you come, Mr Loring? Do! Us'll have a drink. These Five Towns people certainly had a simple, sincere way of offering hospitality that was quite irresistible.
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