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"Yo're a liar, Elkins, an' so was the man who told you that!" "Call me Ewalt," jeered the other, nastily. "Nobody'll hear it, an' you'll not live to tell it. Ewalt, Tex Ewalt; call me that." "So you've come back after all this time to make me get you, have you? Well, I ain't a-going to shoot no buttons off you this time.
"There's no 'go on' to it," rejoined Jim, revealing equal politeness. "I'm only thinking of a piece I happen to know that runs about a man that's wanted more or less in seven states and two territories. Running double, he's hard to get." Johnson reached over coolly and struck him nastily across the mouth. Then as coolly he sat back, while Jim slowly rose to his feet. His eyes were blazing.
Yes, said she, slippery-one, you are, till you can have one good one instead of us. Said I, Mrs. Jewkes, don't talk nastily to me: I see you are beginning again; and I shall affront you, may be; for next to bad actions, are bad words; for they could not be spoken, if they were not in the heart. Come to bed, purity! said she. You are a nonsuch, I suppose.
There may even be a greater accumulation of spite in it than in L'HOMME DE LA NATURE ET DE LA VERITE. The base and nasty desire to vent that spite on its assailant rankles perhaps even more nastily in it than in L'HOMME DE LA NATURE ET DE LA VERITE. For through his innate stupidity the latter looks upon his revenge as justice pure and simple; while in consequence of his acute consciousness the mouse does not believe in the justice of it.
As he spoke, he worked his forceps slightly to and fro, to loosen the arrowhead, and then, bearing firmly upon it, drew it out an ugly, keen piece of nastily barbed iron, with a scrap of the shaft and some deer sinew attached.
This one, he decided, called for an angered scowl, particularly in view of the tone of voice which only brought home doubly how his planning of a full two years had come a cropper. He looked up, beginning his grimace of discouragement. "Go away," he muttered nastily. The other's identity came through slowly.
"I heard you I didn't mean to, but I couldn't help it and I know what you're up to tonight. Don't come around here tonight after her, for I'm not going to let her go." "Ya-a, you pup, you pup!" said Morgan nastily. "It's a hard life for her here I know that better than you do," said Joe, passing over the insult, "but you can't give her any better not as good.
"Not sufficiently wide awake to listen to your talk, damn you!" The American smiled nastily. "Maybe not, but this is a case of having to. Say! ever been in one of those big machine shops and seen a giant flywheel swizzling round at three hundred revs. a minute? Guess you wouldn't be gink enough to put out a hand and try to stop it. Never saw any machine yet that develops more power than I can."
You've handed me the pickled visage since I got the rowdy-dow on my last job good Lord! you acted like you thought I liked to sponge on you. Now let me tell you I've kept account of every red cent you've spent on me, and I expect to pay it back." She tried to resist her impulse, but she couldn't keep from saying, as nastily as possible: "How nice. When?"
I think I am going to settle a little score that has stood so long against me that it had nearly cost me my self-respect." That lightning-like change swept his face again, twisting his lips nastily, stamping all his features with something totally bad.
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