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"Yes," said the sweet proprietress, turning to Richling, who hung in doubt whether it was quite good enough, "yesseh, I think you be pretty well in that room yeh. Yesseh, I'm shoe you be verrie well; yesseh." "Yeh" ye, as in yearn. "Can we get them at once?" "Yes? At once? Yes? Oh, yes?" No downward inflections from her. "Well," the wife looked at the husband; he nodded, "well, we'll take it."
"Brave boys are they! Gone at their country's call. And yet and yet we cannot forget That many brave boys must fall." Oh! Shiloh, Shiloh! But before the gloom had settled down upon us it was a gay dream. "Mistoo Itchlin, in fact 'ow you ligue my uniefawm? You think it suit my style? They got about two poun' of gole lace on that uniefawm. Yesseh.
Presently he drew a piece of paper toward him and, dipping his pen into the ink, began to write: "Information wanted of the whereabouts of John Richling" "Narcisse," he called, still writing, "I want you to take an advertisement to the 'Picayune' office." "With the gweatez of pleazheh, seh." The clerk began his usual shifting of costume. "Yesseh!
"Narcisse?" The Creole wheeled about on the threshold. "Yesseh?" The Doctor held him with a firm, grave eye, and slowly said: "I suppose before you return you will go to the post office." He said nothing more, only that, just in his jocose way, and dropped his eyes again upon his pen. Narcisse gave him one long black look, and silently went out.
A bright recollection flashed across the Doctor's memory. "Narcisse!" "Yesseh!" "Go to Number 40 Custom-house street and inquire for Mr. Fledgeling; or, if he isn't in, for Mrs. Fledge humph! Richling, I mean; I" Narcisse laughed aloud. "Ha-ha-ha! daz de way, sometime'! My hant she got a honcl' he says, once 'pon a time" "Never mind! Go at once!" "All a-ight, seh!" "Give him this card" "Yesseh!"
"These people" "Yesseh!" "Well, wait till you get your errand, can't you? These" "Yesseh!" "These people want to see him." "All a-ight, seh!"
Richling could but confess the whole thing was delicious. "Yo humble servan', seh," responded the smiling Creole, with a flattered bow. Then, assuming a gravity becoming the historian, he said: "In fact, 'tis a gweat mistake, that statement that Lawd By'on evva qua'led with his lady, Mistoo Itchlin. But I s'pose you know 'tis but a slandeh of the pwess. Yesseh.
"Do you mean you have seen a Windego track?" "Monjee, seh, don't say its name! Let us go back," said Jawnny. "Baptiste was at Madores' shanty with us when it took Hermidas Dubois." "Yesseh. That's de way I'll come for know de track soon 's I see it," said Baptiste. "Before den I mos' don' b'lieve dere was any of it. But ain't it take Hermidas Dubois only last New Year's?"
I cannot see 'ow that is, I nevva 'ite to the satizfagtion of my abil'ty soon in the mawnin's. I am dest'oying my chi'og'aphy at that desk yeh." "Indeed?" said Richling; "why, I should think" "Yesseh, 'tis the tooth.
"You don't mean to say " "Yesseh!" "Agricola and Sylvestre?" "W'at de dev'! No! Burr an' 'Ammiltong; in Noo-Juzzy-las-June. Collonnel Burr, 'e " "Oh, fudge! yes. How is Frowenfeld?" "'E's well. Guess 'ow much I sole my pigshoe." "Well, how much?" "Two 'ondred fifty." He laid himself out at length, his elbow on the deck, his head in his hand. "I believe I'm sorry I sole 'er." "I don't wonder.
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