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He was, I know now the bastard of that great improvident artist, Rickmann Ewart; he brought the light of a lax world that at least had not turned its back upon beauty, into the growing fermentation of my mind. I won his heart by a version of Vathek, and after that we were inseparable yarning friends.
It was child's play now, as far as the driving went. Jim and I walked along, leading our horses and yarning away as we used to do when we were little chaps bringing in the milkers. 'My word, Dick, dad's dropped into a fine road through this thundering mountain, hasn't he? I wonder where it leads to? How high the rock-walls are getting above us! he says. 'I know now.
Then, because the sun was getting ready to plop down, they carefully extinguished the fire, scattering the ashes. The I. F. P. agent felt greatly strengthened by his meal and assisted his host with the evening chores. Nightfall found them in their darkened cave, ready for an evening's yarning. "I took the liberty of examining your effects," the Martian began. "Sort of introduced you to myself.
"Wentworth stared, feeling suddenly rather chilly. Then he remembered the men, and looked 'round at them. Several had ceased their talk, and were staring in a frightened way at the big door; but the great number had never noticed, and were talking and yarning.
'You'll be horribly in the way down there, and we shall never get any supper if you keep them yarning. 'And it's now a quarter-past eight o'clock, grumbled Herr Böhme from his corner behind the hood. Dollmann submitted, and excused himself, and the launch steamed away. 'I think I twig, said Davies, as he helped, almost hoisted, me aboard. 'Rather risky though eh?
"Hullo, Jack!" said my father, "what was that waiter chap yarning about? You seemed very much taken up with what he was saying." I thereupon told him as much as I had heard of the old port admiral.
He never showed it, but kept smoking and yarning with Starlight, pointing out how grand the sun was just a-setting on the Bulga Mountains just for all the world as if he'd given a picnic, and was making himself pleasant to the people that stayed longest. At long last they'd got to the end of the conning, and divided the notes.
You never saw a man look so scared as the passenger on the box-seat, a stout, jolly commercial, who'd been giving the coachman Havana cigars, and yarning and nipping with him at every house they passed. Bill Webster, the driver, pulls up all standing when he sees what was in Starlight's hand, and holds the reins so loose for a minute I thought they'd drop out of his hands. I went up to the coach.
'It was that yarning last night about going home that put me up to it, said the captain. 'Well, 'and over, said the clerk. 'I'll 'ave a shy, and he retired a little distance to the shade of a canoe. The others remained under the purao.
"Over twenty years we struggled along together the missus and me and it seems hard that I couldn't see the last of her. It's rough on a man." "The world is damned rough on a man sometimes," said Mitchell, "most especially when he least deserves it." The digger crossed his arms on the rail like an old "cocky" at the fence in the cool of the evening, yarning with an old crony.
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