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But his palace was doin' big business, and he had been a kind of attraction, and so they always keep a live bear outside, and some poor fello', fixed up like the Colonel used to be, inside. And it's a turruble mean position. Course I'll cook for yu'. Yu've a dandy memory for faces!" "I wasn't right convinced till I kicked him off and you gave that shut to your eyes again," said the Virginian.
"Yu are like that sky-pilot over to Las Cruces he preached agin killin' things, which is all right for him, who didn't have no cows." "Do you go to the missions?" She asked. He replied that he did, sometimes, but forgot to add that it was usually for the purpose of hilarity, for he regarded sky-pilots with humorous toleration.
"Why don't ye tell 'm yu ain't a-dyin', stids o' layin' there, that mander. They're allust a-tazin' of me?" To-day no one had said the hated words; and mother would like to hear how teacher had "kep'" her at her side, and coaxed her hair.
That comfort ye, Mis' Green, bor?" The faint eyes looked solemnly in the healthy, stolid face above her. "There's nothin' don't comfort me, Mis' Barrett." "An' why's the raisen?" the neighbour reprovingly demanded. "Because yu're a-dyin', Mis' Green, and yu don't give yer mind tu it.
"He would'nt gi' us no coffee, 'cept on Sunday Mornings when we would have shorts or seconds of wheat, which is de leavins' of flour at mills, yu' know, but we had plenty bacon, corn bread, taters and peas. "As a child I uster have to tote water to de old people on de farm and tend de cows an' feed de sheep.
Talk of adopting " said Mr. McLean, and his wide-open, hazel eyes looked away as he coughed uneasily. Then abruptly looking at me again, he said: "Don't you get off any more truck about eldest son and that, will yu', friend? The boys are joshing me now not that I care for what might easy enough be so, but there's Billy.
"Now!" said he, some minutes later, as he backed up the team and made all fast to the double-trees. "Yu', Reddy, an' Lanky, guide th' rope over th' log. Yu', Yorkey, get th' feel av ut, an' give me th' wurrd. I du not want to break ut." Yorke leant over the edge of the bank, loosely feeling the rope. "All right!" he announced.
"An' whar's Guy Isbel?" demanded Meeker. "Daid an' buried, Abel," replied Gaston Isbel. "An' now I'd be obliged if y'u 'll hurry your folks away, an' let us have your cabin an' corral. Have yu got any hay for the hosses?" "Shore. The barn's half full," replied Meeker, as he turned away. "Come on in." "No. We'll wait till you've gone."
So now I stood casting my fly, and trusting that he was not troubled with second thoughts over his strategy. "Have yu' studded much about marriage?" he now inquired. His serious eyes met mine as he lay stretched along the ground. "Not much," I said; "not very much." "Let's swim," he said. "They have changed their minds."
Daniel's freckled bovine face flushed muddy red; in the midst of it his faulty eyes were more pronounced than ever beady, twinkling, and so at cross purposes that they apparently did not center upon the gambler at all. But his right hand had stiffened at his side extended there flat and tremulous like the vibrant tail of a rattlesnake. He blurted harshly: "I 'laow to kill yu for that. Draw, yu !"
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