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I hain't been more'n middlin' interested in wimmen, but I'm gittin' old enough, an' yu an' me'll be purty well acquainted by the time we reach Zion. Thar's a long spell ahead of us, but I aim to look out for yu, yu bet." His blatancy was arrested by the intonation of another hymn. They all chimed in, except My Lady and me.

"I'll thry anything the wanst," Terry Reardon almost barked. "It means some fighting probably some killing." "Sorra wan av me'll feel broken-hearted at killin' the likes av that Dutchman," Terry answered. "Shtill, we'll be needin' some help, I'm thinkin'." "We'll get it, or I'm no judge of human nature. Mike, pass the word for Sam Daniels, the boss of muleteers and broncho busters.

I Remember, I Remember "Boo, hoo! Ow, ow; Oh! oh! Me'll die. Boo, hoo. The pain, the pain! Boo, hoo!" "Come, come, now. Daddy's little mate isn't going to turn Turk like that, is she? I'll put some fat out of the dinner-bag on it, and tie it up in my hanky. Don't cry any more now. Hush, you must not cry! You'll make old Dart buck if you kick up a row like that."

"Talk, Mr. Twist?" she repeated. "Why now, as though " "Don't talk I say, Mrs. Bilton, but listen. Listen now. I can't stand seeing those children in there. It sheer makes my gorge rise. I want you to fetch them in here now don't talk you and me'll do the confounded waiting no, no, don't talk they're to stay quiet in here till the last of those Germans have gone.

It always laid on the table there unopened." "Opened it yourself lately, Mary? Been readin' the Scriptures out of that p'tic'lar book?" "No." "Um!... Got a kind of a hankerin' to read a verse or two," said Scattergood. "Come on, Bob. You 'n' me'll peruse Solon's Bible some." The huge Bible with its Dore illustrations lay on the marble-topped table in old Solon's bedroom.

"The Swede and me'll both help," Lone volunteered. "Jim and Sorry can wait here for the coroner. We ought to find her without any trouble, much. Swan, I'll get you that tobacco first and see if Brit needs anything." He started to the house, and Swan followed him aimlessly, his long strides bringing him close to Lone before they reached the door. "What do you make of this new play?"

Gavel has sent around twice to say that if it's a case of 'Love me, love my dog, him and me'll have to break contracts." "Leadin' this sort o' life don't suit 'im," said Tilda. "No," Mrs. Lobb agreed; "he's drunk as a lord again, and his temper something awful." Tilda stared. "I meant the dog," she explained.

I mean I made up my mind about ten minutes ago to cut the whole d d thing, and light out for fresh diggings. I'm sick of getting only grub wages out o' this bill. So that's what I mean by saying it's the last drink you and me'll take together. You know my ways: sayin' and doin' with me's the same thing." It was true. Slinn had often envied Masters' promptness of decision and resolution.

Ye canna bear to hear me speak, I ken, o' the time when Hendry an' me'll be awa, but, Jamie, when that time comes ye'll no forget Leeby?" "I winna, mother, I winna," said Jamie. "There'll never be a roof ower me 'at's no hers too." He went ben and shut the door. I do not know what he and Leeby said.

"But," he wound up, "I've stayed plain Ed Gideon. I never have let prosperity swell my head. And anyone that knows me'll tell you I'm a regular fool for generosity with those that come at me right. . . . I've always been a favorite with the ladies." As he was pausing for comment from her, she said, "I can believe it." The word "generosity" kept echoing in her mind. Generosity generosity.

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