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"Wa-al, and so you may," exclaimed Jonathan doggedly, "if so be you'll lave me bide 'til I'se seed the end o' she. Why, what do 'ee mane, then?" he cried, a sudden suspicion throwing a light on Adam's storm of indignation. "Her bain't nawthin' to you her's Jerrem's maid: her bain't your maid?
Scattergood stared owlishly at Mary Beatty. "Now, what d'you think of that, eh? Shouldn't be s'prised if that was the i-dentical paper that was weighin' on the mind of young Mr. Curtis. Shouldn't be a mite s'prised if 'twas." "What is it, Mr. Baines?" asked Mary Beatty. "A will?" "Wa-al, offhand I'd say it was consid'able better 'n a will.
She was both ashamed and amused, ashamed of their ill-breeding and amused by their useless bickering. "Wa-al," said her aunt, yawning and lowering herself upon the kitchen couch, the springs of which squeaked complainingly under her weight, "Wa-al, 'tain't scurcely wuth doin' the dishes now. Jason'll stop and gab 'ith some one. It takes him ferever an' a day ter git a pail o' water.
We can mend it before the others come down. Will you do it to-morrow morning, Uncle?" "Wa-al! I dunno " "Say you will, Uncle Jason!" cried Janice. "We'll surprise 'em Aunty and Marty. They needn't never know till it's done." "I got ter find a new pump shaft " "Marty says you've got one put away in the workshop." "Why er so I have, come to think on't." "Then it won't take long.
He said nothing to me for awhile, and then he remarked, in an injured way: "Wa-al, Johnny, I sure would never have thought it of you!" He said nothing more, except to ask me to twist him a cigarette or two, and when we reached Tucson I turned him over safely to Sheriff Paul.
Wa-al, I got twenty acre back of town and a leetle house and furniture. Took it on a deal. You kin move in and work it on shares. Ought to be able to live blamed well." Grandmother Penny was crying. "You done all this f'r us, f'r James and me! There hain't no reason f'r it. 'Tain't believable.... There hain't no way to say thankee." "I hain't wantin' you to say thankee, Grandmother Penny.
"Oh! please be a little more moderate in your estimate," laughed Mr Meldrum. "I confess I somewhat understated the probable distance; but really, now, fifty miles is a little too much." "Wa-al, then, let us call it five-and-twenty," said the American with a genial grin over his sharp-cut features, which were almost as elongated as his legs. "You can't grumble at that anyway, I reckon, boss!"
"Don't ye don't ye want t' hear 'bout the folks? Brought ye heaps o' messages. Frenchy, now him that worked for us druv over f'om the Merriam place to know 'f 'twas true that city folks made a catouse over ye. He'd heard the men readin' 'bout ye in the papers. "'Wa-al, I says to Frenchy, 'Helen 'Lizy was al'ays han'some.
"A fit!" exclaimed Mr Zachariah Lathrope, drawing his long telescopic legs together and rising into a sitting posture on the top of the cabin skylight, where he had been taking his usual afternoon siesta instead of putting himself to the trouble of going below and turning into his bunk, as was his usual wont after luncheon. "A fit! Wa-al I guess I'm on.
"Wa-al, I knaws you said I warn't to take neither wan; but Jerrem he coaxes and persuades, and says you ain't to knaw nawthin' about it, and 'tain't nawthin' in it, only 'cos he'd a got a letter fra' she to Guernsey, and this was t' answer; and then I knawed, 'cos I seed em, that they was sweetheartin' and that, and "
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