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Updated: June 15, 2025
"Yes, yes! I tried to speak before. I trust you, Will; you'r-" He flung the door open wide. "See the sunlight out there shining on that field o' wheat? That's where I'll take you-out into the sunshine. You shall see it shining on the Bay of Naples. Come, get on your hat; don't take anything more'n you actually need. Leave the past behind you."
They were held together by ties stronger than those which bind kindred they were fellow-topers, and could drink about equally deep. They generally concluded an evening's entertainment in somewhat the following manner: Cox would say, "Hic, Barclay, you'r drunk; better go home, hic."
"If there should happen to be a drumstick you can't get in," Jimmie volunteered, "I can eat it for breakfast!" "So that's why you wanted the crust so thick!" cried Jack. "You wanted to crowd the chicken out so you could stuff yourself with a hen for breakfast! Run along and play you'r a baker's wagon delivering goods on the Bowery!" "You're the wise little man not!"
Pavlovitch waved a hand towards the sullen mountains of Albania, which were on our right. "Dose Swabs don' tink o' nuttin' but killin'. Jess ornary slaughter, Mister Jim. Sure. Dese peoples don' respect nuttin but killin'; an' when you've done in 'bout fifty other fellers you'r reckoned a almighty tough.
I know you're loosin' a lot lady, but you got lots left, and what's money an' jewels compared to your only son, ma'am? Why, think how he used to look when he wore little white dresses an' used to come to have his head kissed when he fell down! Wasn't he sweet, lady, and he had a pair of little blue shoes didn't he? I thought so. Say, lady, you'r the right sort!
My you o't to seen that Irishman squirm. 'Howly Mither! he yells, and dances round, 'what do ye think yer got? and he goes off lookin' at his fingers, and the Boss stands lookin' at 'em, and says, 'You'r a nice lot of fellers, you don't deserve it; but I'm goin' to treat you fair.
"Shut up, and mind yore own business," answered the virago, swiftly turning the barrel of her weapon upon me. "Whut business is this here of yores?" "None, madam," I bowed, "but I was only curious." "You keep your own cur'osity to yourself ef you'r goin' to travel in these parts. That's a mighty good thing for you to learn."
"Where will the spalpeen come from?" The hunter pointed toward the woods before them. "That's just the place the varmints would want they could n't want any nicer. You may be lookin' at that spot, and they'll crawl right in afore you'r eyes, and lay thar for hours without your seein' 'em. You want to get things fixed, so that you can make a good fight when they do swoop down on you.
I wouldn't be s'prised if she close herded yuh fer a spell till her scare wears off. Bu I've hung around these parts long enough. I fooled them sheriffs a-plenty, stayin' here. Gee! you'r' swift I don't think!" This last sentence was directed at Keith, who was putting a snail to shame, and making it appear he was in a hurry. "Git a move on!" commanded Kelly, threatening with his eyes.
"Well, I knowed it was suffin," said Eph, scratching his head; "suffin with a rod to it; I was all right on that pint but you'r gwine to let him go, ain't yer, massa?" "I suppose, I must," replied Mr. Garie; "but mind now that no accident occurs to young Ramrod." "I'll take care o' dat," said Eph, who hastened off to prepare the horses, followed by the delighted Clarence.
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