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"Hell's bells an' panther tracks! I've got my old courses, an' if I foller them we can't help gettin' home." Captain Scraggs laid his hand on Mr. Gibney's great arm and tried to smile paternally. "Gib, my dear boy," he pleaded, "control yourself. Don't argue with me, Gib. I'm master here an' you're mate. Do I make myself clear?" "You do, Scraggsy.

I promised that to your mother, you know. If you want to be a man, you must foller my example be cool an' steady." "If I'm to foller your example, father, why don't you let me foller it all round, an' smoke an' drink as well?" "Shut up, you agrawatin' sinner," growled the skipper. "Heave away, lads. Here, hand me the rope, an' send aft the tackle."

Why should we see that wicked, wicked Anton any more?" "Yes, Missie, but he's werry clever; werry clever indeed, Anton is, and he 'ud foller of us; he knows 'tis down south we're going, and he'd come down south too."

"Have you the slightest idea where your brother is?" "No. I ain't heerd from him for more than twenty years, and then it wa'n't direct. He left because he was 'feared Clemmie was going to make him marry her, and he knew if he took to sailing the seas she'd never foller him. Damn him! He didn't treat her square. That's why I don't have much use for him.

"Easy as fallin' off a log," announced old Hank, immediately. "Jest as I was sayin', thar's nearly allers one clumsy cub as don't hev half sense; an' I kin foller this trail on horseback, 'pears to me." He ran it out a little way; then, once more mounting, went on ahead, with his keen eyes fastened on the ground. Bob watched his actions with the greatest of interest.

'N' ef the two as knowed most on 'em 'n' was kinder quickest at readin' signs 'd kinder go partners 'n' heve confydence in one another, 'n' sorter lay to 'n' work it out 'n' foller it up, it ud be vallybler than stores, or post-offices, or farms to both on 'em." And he leaned so far forward and blinked so fast that he lost his balance and almost fell off his chair.

"Maybe I ain't jest bright enuff to foller " "You ain't," agreed Bill shortly. He winked at Minky, who was listening interestedly. Then he turned abruptly and pointed at the array of patent medicines adorning one of the shelves. "Say," he cried, "'bout them physics." Minky turned and gazed affectionately at the shelf. It was the pride of his store. He always kept it well dusted and dressed.

Now when I'm gone I'm goin' right off home now you slip out the back o' the house an' go as straight as you can cut, right acrost the pastur'. That'll bring ye to a lane. You turn to your right an' foller it, an' it'll take ye onto the high-road. Then you take that an' keep to your left. T'others'll come from the right.

"But that don't mean we're mighty glad when some of you kill a friendly Injun in the settlement and, by doing so, bring the fighting to us." "I 'low we've outstayed our welcome," Hughes grimly continued. "You folks foller this man's trail and it'll lead you all to the stake. I'm moving on to-night." "Don't go away mad, Jesse," piped up old Uncle Dick.

'Certainly; go where you like, Frank said, struggling to reach the door; but Peterkin button-holed him and held him fast, while he continued: 'I say, Tracy, heard anything from them diamonds? 'Nothing, was the reply. 'Didn't hunt in the right quarter, Peterkin continued, 'leastwise didn't foller it up, or you'd a found 'em without so much advertisin'. 'What do you mean? Frank asked.

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