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A cabin door creaked; an old negro put out a cautious head. "Has a courier passed, going to Williamsport?" "Yaas, sah. Er big man on er big bay. 'Bout half er hour ergo, sah." Marchmont galloped on. He looked back over his shoulder his men were a mile in the rear. "And when I come up with you, my friend, what then? On the whole I don't think I'll ask you to turn with me.
"Oh, not as an office, I hope?" "Worse! The worse that can be! They 'ave stop' five prisoner' from the boat and put them yondeh. Since an hour Col-on-el Grinleaf he tol' me that and she's ad the bottom, that Flora! Bicause " The speaker gazed. Anna was all joy. "Because what?" demanded Anna, "because Hil ?" "Yaas! bicause he's one of them! Ringgleadeh!
"Kaze Mars' Lupus done say he gwine kill de fustest man what 'sturb him, suh," continued the black man, in a listless monotone. "An' I spec' he gwine do it." "Is Sir Lupus abed at this hour?" I asked. "Yaas, suh." There was no emotion in the old man's voice. Something made me think that he had given the same message to visitors many times.
"She say, 'Yaas," he repeated. "I done say what you tol' me, and she say, 'Tell de genman, Yaas, jes' like dat." "All right." Laurie nodded and strode off. For the first time he was breathing naturally and freely. She was there. She was safe. In a little more than an hour he would see her. In the meantime his urgent needs were a bath and a change of clothing.
Well, if that don't whip the Union. But I see: you were born in the States of Welsh parents." "No harm in being born in the States of Welsh parents," said I. "None at all, Mr; I was myself, and the first language I learnt to speak was Welsh. Did your people come from Bala, Mr?" "Why no! Did yourn?" "Why yaas at least from the neighbourhood. What State do you come from? Virginny?" "Why no!"
The conjecture of a learned Christian is, at least, as certain as any of the former, who supposes those letters were set there by the amanuensis, for Amar li Mohammed "at the command of Mohammed" as the five letters prefixed to the nineteenth chapter seem to be there written by a Jewish scribe, for Cob yaas "thus he commanded."
"We Yaas, marster." "We have travelled together all the way from Richmond, and we have travelled by the main road. Now say what I have said." "Marster " "Say it!" "Don', marster, don'! I'll say jes' what you say! We done cross de ford an' tek de main road " "Yes." "An' we done keep de main road, jes' lak dis." "That's enough. If you forget and say the wrong thing, Young Isham, " "Don', marster!
I looked askance at Mr. Molton; but, with his knee crooked round a young ewe, he was shearing calmly. "Yes," I admitted, "he is certainly good." "Yaas," replied the postman. Edging back into the darkness, away from that uncomprehending youth, I escaped into the air, and passing the remains of last year's stacks under the tall, toppling elms, sat down in a field under the bank.
Lor' I hope to gain de prommis' lan', Dat I do, An' dar I'll flap ma wings an' take ma stan', Yaas I will, 'Deed I will, An' I'll tune ma harp an' jine de Shinin' Ban' Glory, Glory, I hope to gain de prommis' lan'! And over and over the same shouted melody, interrupted only by an outburst of reproach for his mules.
"Oh, yaas, ma'am course you knows white folks will be white folks white folks will be white folks. Your servant, ma'am." And the swamp swallowed him. The boy's eyes followed him as he whipped up the horse. "He's going to Elspeth's," he said. "Who is he?" "We just call him Old Pappy he's a preacher, and some folks say a conjure man, too." "And who is Elspeth?"
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