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Besides, who'd think of an old girl like that ever bein' interested in such wild back-number stuff? How foolish! So I wasn't worryin' any that night, and at quarter of nine next mornin' I shows up at the hotel to send up a call for Rupert. "Captain Killam?" says the room clerk with the plastered front hair. "Why, he left an hour or more ago." "Yes, I know," says I; "but he was coming back."
Buck began to sweep with that practiced hand which never raises a dust on an earthen floor. The Padre watched his movements thoughtfully. "Seems queer seeing you sweeping and doing chores like a a hired girl." He laughed presently. Buck looked up and rested on his broom. He smilingly surveyed his early benefactor and friend. "What's worryin'?" he inquired in his direct fashion.
'It gives me the pip to 'ear 'im, the same old thing over and over again. 'Poor ole Frank, remarked Harlow. ''E does upset 'isself about things, don't 'e? 'More fool 'im! said Bundy. 'I'll take bloody good care I don't go worryin' myself to death like 'e's doin', about such dam rot as that. 'I do believe that's wot makes 'im look so bad as 'e does, observed Harlow.
"What wasn't sheeped over would be washed out. We've had luck. An' now I ain't worryin'," returned Dale. "Worryin'? Then it's the first I ever knowed you to do." "Man, I never had a job like this," protested the hunter. "Wal, thet's so." "Now, Roy, when old Al Auchincloss finds out about this deal, as he's bound to when you or the boys get back to Pine, he's goin' to roar."
Well, Faith lived on in the old home, very calm and sweet actin', with a shadder on her pretty face, worryin' dretful about her lover, so it wuz spozed. But at last it seemed to wear off and a clear white light took its place on her gentle forward, as if her trouble had bleached off the earthly in her nature so her white soul could show through plain.
"If there was anything I could do but o' course there ain't." "No," she agreed. "Oh, well, I'm not worryin'. I'll show him when he comes back. I'm as big as he is behind a gun." Bob looked at her, startled. He saw she was whistling to keep up her courage. "Are you sure enough afraid of him?" Her eyes met his. She nodded.
"Nothin' I didn't cry out las' night, I tell ye." "I heard you!" "Oh, well, I I was only dreamin', I guess." "Why have you acted so strangely lately? You don't eat, you don't go out; you sit around staring and seem to be listening almost as if you were afraid " "I ain't I ain't afraid. Who says I'm afraid? An' I don't want you to go worryin' y'self sick over me I ain't a kid no more."
The third time's yer last, yer know. Fritz'll send one over with me number on it, that's a bloody cert!" "If yer number's up it's up," said the other, who had a big patch over his right ear. "If yer've got ter die yer've got ter die, an' it's no use worryin' about it." Their turn came before long and I helped each one to get on to a table.
They're safer among the pots and pans, Murty. But when the master looks at me I don't feel comferable." "Yerra, let him look," said Murty stoutly. "'Tis the great head ye have on ye; I'd never have thought of it. Don't go worryin', now. Are ye not sendin' them in the heighth of good livin' every day?" "That's the least I can do," said Brownie, brightening a little.
I gave out the last shell there was in the magazine. If there are any more the skipper's got them stowed away, and I can't disturb him." "Derned funny," said Deming, "a sealer shy on cartridges! Lucky we ain't worryin' about thet sort of a cargo." "Probably plenty aboard somewhere," said Carlsen, "but I don't know where they are. Sorry to break up the shooting.
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