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Updated: June 21, 2025
We're both front-rank men, me an' Jock, when the rig'ment's in 'ollow square, Bloomin' fine you'd look. 'The Lord giveth an' the Lord taketh awai, Heasy with that there drop! Blessed be the naime o' the Lord," he gulped in a quaint and suggestive fashion. "Mullins! Wot's Mullins?" said Learoyd, slowly. "Ah'd take a coomp'ny o' Mullinses ma hand behind me. Sitha, Mulvaney, don't be a fool."
"Ah've no desire to, Henry. Ah'd rather hear it at once." "Who do you think's come?" "Where?" "To the Neighborhood." "Henry, don't be so aggravating! Why don't you-all tell what you've got to tell, if you have got anything to tell." This sarcasm drove on the Doctor to disclosure. "Baron von Rittenheim's sister-in-law." "His sister-in-law!" cried Bob.
"Ah'd have all the cotton crop in the hands o' the negroes, sah," the old man answered, "an' the trade schools would provide fo' all the workers in towns in the cotton district, an' in solid negro towns thar'd be room fo' all the colored doctors an' lawyers an' preachers." "I see your idea," said Hamilton. "You would just make the cotton section solid negro.
I'll stay here with Al and talk French to the M. P.'s if they come. We'll fool 'em somehow." Andrews felt suddenly amused and joyous. "Honest to gawd, Andy, Ah'd stay if it warn't that that sergeant knows," said Chrisfield in a jerky voice. "Beat it, Chris. There may be no time to waste." "So long, Andy." Chrisfield slipped out of the door.
Mah goodness! we have to cyoant the coast so much nowadays; it seems to me we do nothing but cyoant it. Ah'd like to hah something once without askin' the price." "Well, if you didn't ask it," said Alma, "I don't believe Mr. Wetmore would ever know what the price of his lessons was. He has to think, when you ask him." "Why, he most be chomming," said Miss Woodburn.
The farm was run by an orphaned colored girl nineteen years old and her four younger brothers. "Jes' as soon as the young-uns gits big enough," she said to Hamilton, when discussing the statistics of her little holding, "we're goin' to buy a big patch o' peanut land. Ah'd like to grow peanuts every year, but these hyar gov'nment papers say yo' shouldn't.
The two men glared at each other like dogs leaping against their collars, eager to bury their teeth in each other's throats. "By God," growled the elder man, "if you-all weren't a damned foreigner Ah'd kill you! But Ah suppose you don't know any better, and Ah've got to let you alone." He turned and walked to his buggy.
And all the time Unc' Billy Possum held his breath and lay low. "Mah home is in a holler tree It's a long way home! Ah wish Ah's there, but here Ah be It's a long way home! If Ah had only been content Instead of out on mischief bent, Ah'd have no reason to repent It's a long way home!"
Baron," she cried, with sudden courage, "Ah'd like to take care of her, she's so little an' pretty. Ah don' min' hit a bit, Bud; truly Ah'm honin' to," in unconscious confession of her previous timidity. "You-all go long back with Bud, Mr. Baron, 'n Ah'll make her comfortable. Will ye have yo' trunk in here, ma'am?"
Mah goodness! we have to cyoant the coast so much nowadays; it seems to me we do nothing but cyoant it. Ah'd like to hah something once without askin' the price." "Well, if you didn't ask it," said Alma, "I don't believe Mr. Wetmore would ever know what the price of his lessons was. He has to think, when you ask him." "Why, he most be chomming," said Miss Woodburn.
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