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"'S fer me, I'd a dom sight ruther go be yer buke, young feller and more I cannot say than thot." The professor went back to his ledge on the hillside and began to peck away with his pick, getting a sample for Murphy to look at. He rather liked Murphy, who had addressed him as young feller a term sweet to the ears of any man when he had passed forty-five and was still going.
Then buke him gentle Gawayne, Said, "Lady, that's but a shill; Because thou art mine own lady Thou shalt have all thy will." And his courtesy broke the spell of the stepdame, as the lady related "She witched me, being a fair young lady, To the green forest to dwell, And there must I walk in woman's likeness, Most like a fiend in hell."
"At that time," he says, "Buke Chilger of the Taidshuts dug a pit-fall in his tent and covered it with felts. He then, with his brothers, arranged a grand feast, to which Temudjin was invited with fulsome phrases. 'Formerly we knew not thine excellence, he said, 'and lived in strife with thee. We have now learnt that thou art not false, and that thou art a Bogda of the race of the gods.
"I was doin' all the tableclot's and napkins, an' out drops your little buke!" "My what did you say?" said Alanna, very white. "Your little buke," said Annie. She laid the chance book on the table, and proceeded to mend the fire. Alanna sank back in her chair. She twisted her fingers together, and tried to think of an appropriate prayer.
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