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Updated: September 21, 2025
One of the uncouth younger fellows, his shoulders laden with a sack of meal, paused on his way from the porch to the trap-door to look up from beneath his burden with a sly grin as he said, "'Gene war wishin' it war true, that's why." "'Count o' Minta Elladine Riggs," gaily chimed in another.
Wells. "Ah, don't be an old bonehead!" comes back Mabel. "What's the idea, wishin' this Rube stuff on us? You can just count me out, Hacky, if that's the game. Do you get me?" Hacky does. "I'm very sorry, Gentlemen," says he, "to ask you to modify your generous terms; but I feel that my wife's wishes in the matter ought to be taken into account." "Why er to be sure," says J. Bayard.
"I ain't wishin' Greaser any hard luck, but hope he carried away a couple Of 45-90 slugs somewheres in his yaller carcass." "It'd be worth a lot to the feller who can show me a way out of this mess," said Buell, mopping the beads of sweat from his face. I got up it seemed to me my mind was made up for me and walked into the light of the room. "Buell, I can show you the way," I said, quietly.
"'Tis the way of The Labrador, and the way of the Lard, to share what we has with castaway folk or folk that's in trouble. 'Tis a pleasure to have you with us, lad. Mrs. Twig and I'll just be havin' two lads instead of one the winter, and we were always wishin' we has two. So here you be out o' your fix, and we're all happy as a swile on a sunny rock."
I don't see none. You could keep house for me then, and 'twouldn't cost that is, you could look out for me, and I well, I suppose likely I could look out for you, too. Why not?" "Why, how you talk, Caleb Hammond!" "No, I don't talk neither. I mean it. You was wishin' for a home of your own; so was I. Let's have one together." "Well, I swan! Get married at our at our age!
He looked over the various contributions to the feast, set out on a board in front of the water-bucket, and, "It's mate I'm wishin' fur," says he. "We've got fish." "That's only mate on Fridays. We've had fish fur five days stiddy, an' befure that, bacon three times a day wid sivin days to the week, an' not enough bacon ayther, begob, whin all's said and done!
"Oh, nothin'," said the girl, "only listen Glory!" she added slipping down from the window to stand quietly in the gloom, "that's him now! I was wishin' hard he'd come. Say listen Why, there's somethin' gone wrong with El Rey's feet! 1 2 3, 4, 5, 6 1 2 Boys he's breakin'! Th' king ain't singlefootin' right, for th' first time since Jim Last put a halter on him! Come come quick!"
The doctor rose, and looked, for a strained, silent moment, upon my dear sister, but with what emotion, though it sounded the deeps of passion, I could not then conjecture. He took her hand in both of his, and held it tight, without speaking. She tried, dear heart! to meet his ardent eyes but could not. "I'm wishin' you a fine voyage, zur," she said, her voice fallen to a tremulous whisper.
I wonders a deal, now, mum," turning to my mother, his face lighting with interest, "about they stars. Now, mum," smiling wistfully, "I wonders ... I wonders ... how He stuck un up there in the sky. Ah," with a long sigh, "I'd sure like t' know that! An' wouldn't you, mum? Ecod! but I would like t' know that! 'Twould be worth while, I'm thinkin'. I'm wishin' I could find out.
By breakfast time all England, including the murderer, will know I'm in charge of the case. I wish I could muzzle the Press." "'Tis a murder, then? The Lord gi'e us grace. Ye'll be wishin' to tell me?" "Yes. I'm stumped!" "Ye've time for a rest an' a smoke. Put ye're slippers on." "I've no time for that, Mary." She stood up and took the slippers from the hearth.
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