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He see what he wuz a-doin' plainer than he had seen it, and I went on: "Think of that big Methodist Conference in New York a few years ago that Casper Keeler told us about think how equinomical they wuz with their dealin's with wimmen on that occasion, and ever sence.
"How'd Harkey feel?" Sarah smiled. "I don't know and care less. He'll make trouble if he can, but I don't see how he can. He agreed to have the Deacon do the dividin', and he'll have to stand by it so far as I can see." Mrs. Turner looked dubious. "Well, you know Ike Harkey. He looks as though sugar wouldn't melt in his mouth, but I tell you I'd hate to have dealin's with him."
They ain't right up-and-down, like a cow's tail, in their dealin's; and they've got accomplices, fellers that will lie for 'em like any thing, for the honour of their company; and bettin', onder such circumstances, ain't safe.
He can teach the Latin, and the Greek, and the astronomy, fust-class; but as for probity or truth, or honest dealin's of any sort, he is au revoir! What on earth did he mean?" says Mr. Browne, turning a face, bright with innocence, upon the group that surrounds the fire. "To-morrow will be Christmas Day," says the Boodie, suddenly.
"Nigh on to a thousand warriors," replied Shif'less Sol, "an' it was a mighty fine comp'ny too. We saw two chiefs, Yellow Panther, the Miami, an' Red Eagle, the Shawnee, that we've had dealin's with before, an' our old friend Braxton Wyatt, an' the big renegade Blackstaffe, an' British officers." "British officers!" exclaimed Paul. "What are they doing there?"
"'Cause," continued Simon, "I thought as how you waccinators, or mesmerists, made passes, as they call 'em, and waved your hands about, and like that." "Did that Mr. Voltaire, I think you call him, make passes?" asked the professor. "He!" said Simon. "He ain't no ordinary man. He's got dealin's with old Nick, he hev.
"That was your word," answered Will hotly, "an' if you didn't open your ugly mouth so wide, an' shaw such a 'mazing poor crop o' teeth same time, me an' Miller might come to onderstanding. I be here to see him, not you." "Gar! you 'm a beast of a bwoy, looked at anyhow, an' I wouldn't have no dealin's with 'e for money," snorted the old man. "Theer we'll leave it then, Blanchard," said Mr.
"I have to be kind of sharp and straight up and down in my dealin's; they'd get the weather gauge on me a dozen times a day if I wa'n't. But I'm real kind inside to them I take a notion to. I'll I'll treat you right er er Cousin Thankful; you see if I don't. I'm real glad you come to me. Good day." Thankful went down the path. As she reached the sidewalk she turned and looked back.
He ought to be; I never heard of him lettin' go of anything he got hold of. Maybe you think I'm talkin' pretty free about your relation, Mrs. Barnes," he added, apologetically. "I hadn't ought to, I suppose, but I've had one or two little dealin's with Sol, one time or 'nother, and I well, maybe I'm prejudiced. Excuse me, won't you? He may be altogether different with his own folks."
'Oh, his success at Colesbridge has been somethin' marvellous, he heard her say, with uplifted hands and eyes, 'some-thin' marvellous. The Lord has blessed him indeed! It doesn't matter what it is, whether it's meetin's, or sermons, or parlour work, or just faithful dealin's with souls one by one. Satan has no cliverer foe than Edward.
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