This is a list of all the questions and their associated study carrel identifiers. One can learn a lot of the "aboutness" of a text simply by reading the questions.
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48571 | And do n''t you remember how impatiently boys and girls looked forward to the next issue merely because of those tales? |
48571 | For grades 3- 5 Do n''t you remember the"Toby Tyler"stories, which appeared some years ago in"Harper''s Young People"? |
48571 | Have you been hurt?" |
39357 | (?) |
39357 | (?). |
39357 | ?) |
39357 | ?). |
39357 | Virburnum prunifolium Vitis monticola Vitis(?) |
39357 | Vitis(?) |
45075 | How many Indians were there, and did you see them? |
45075 | How about next morning? |
45075 | How long would we be gone? |
45075 | In his excitement he held the primers in his left hand, asking all the while,"Where in thunder are those primers? |
45075 | Late in the evening James Hanrahan came to me and said:"Billy, where are you going?" |
45075 | What have we to transport from our nations? |
45075 | What use have we for railroads in our country? |
45075 | What would be our adventures? |
45075 | Where were we going? |
34304 | How many did you lose? |
34304 | In reply to the question,''What is most needed?'' 34304 Of the 29,000 remaining how many must be helped and how long? |
34304 | What''s the trouble? |
34304 | You never heard of a man wanting an umbrella when it was n''t raining, did you? |
34304 | ''Do n''t you know what is burning over there? |
34304 | Are men who go to prison totally bad? |
34304 | Can you send some one down?" |
34304 | Do you wonder I cry? |
34304 | WHY SHOULD NOT GALVESTON BE REBUILT? |
34304 | What do we need most? |
34304 | What was there to do with? |
7355 | Can republicans live under a constitution containing such unhallowed principles? |
7355 | Do not these facts conclusively demonstrate an incapability of self- government on the part of the Mexicans? |
7355 | Do they not cry aloud for an immediate dissolution of all connexion with them as the only rock of our salvation? |
7355 | Who among us is able to confer with his rulers; to represent his wants and grievances; to ask advice, or recommend salutary changes? |
7355 | Who knows whether he has paid on his land all that government exacts, or whether he has not paid ten times as much? |
7355 | Who of us knows or can by possibility arrive at a knowledge of the laws that govern our property and lives? |
7355 | Who will say that these things do not exist? |
7355 | Who will say that we have not suffered the harassing uncertainty and miserable bondage here represented? |
12884 | What are your cattle worth laid down on the Platte? |
12884 | You''re not in a hurry, are you, captain? |
12884 | As he had never worked with the herd, his first question was, did we receive any blind cattle or had any gone blind since we started? |
12884 | By the way, is your old partner, the little Yankee major, still living?" |
12884 | Did my sufferings after Pittsburg Landing mean nothing? |
12884 | I awoke him, never letting him know that I had been absent for hours, and after rubbing his eyes open, he said:"Reed, is it all over? |
12884 | If any of our established trade must be sacrificed, why, drop what paid the least; but half stock our beef ranch? |
12884 | No dance or concert? |
12884 | Reed Anthony forming a partnership with a Yankee major? |
12884 | They give a good show here, do n''t they?" |
12884 | Who will gainsay my statement that Texas was a good country in the year 1871? |
12884 | Would any line-- life, fire, or marine-- carry our risk as cheaply? |
33684 | Congratulations--"Thanks"--"Special Commendations,"Etc.--A Soothing Balm(?) |
33684 | How much of a pile did you pull out of me at Bear Creek(?) |
33684 | Any experience(?) |
33684 | As we approached Weatherford-- I began to give some thought to the two alleged detectives or constables(? |
33684 | I happened to be at the Adjutant''s office--"Is the Gineral in"? |
33684 | Intensive Training as a Fine Art(?) |
33684 | What good could six months or a year, or even longer, of hard drill or long drawn out intensive training have done these men with war already on? |
53648 | Again-- I have been enquired of, what can a man do to make property in Texas? |
53648 | As a last resort,( could a virtuous woman think so?) |
53648 | Better take property or life; for what of value has a man left when deprived of his"good name?" |
53648 | Can the result be doubtful? |
53648 | I have been frequently asked, what particular spot in Texas is the most desirable for an emigrant to settle in? |
53648 | Is Texas a desirable place for a northern man? |
53648 | Is it not in accordance with the christian religion, if a brother offend, to go_ privately to him_, and tell him his fault? |
53648 | Is this denied? |
53648 | It has often been asked, who built these mounds, and for what purpose were they erected? |
53648 | Shall I be asked to particularize? |
53648 | The clerk would sing out,"Wood- pile, wood- pile, where are the wooders?" |
53648 | The rider checked his horse and said, who''s there? |
53648 | What rational man would think of it? |
53648 | What would the people of the several States say to this? |
53648 | What, then, is the conclusion of the whole matter? |
53648 | Who are the inhabitants of Illinois? |
53648 | Who built them? |
53648 | Who will be the biographer of_ Sam Patch_? |
20382 | Are you badly hurt? |
20382 | How do you do? |
20382 | ( Since the above was written has it not been abundantly verified?) |
20382 | After selling the cattle and ranch the question at once came up-- What now? |
20382 | And meantime how were affairs going in my little place? |
20382 | And what does the golfer care about his game if he have not an opponent or a crowd to witness his prowess? |
20382 | And yet, can one be expected to practically throw his life away, not for a principle, but for a few head of young colts not even his own property? |
20382 | Are they not dogies? |
20382 | At Baroda I received into my compartment the brother of the late Gaikwar( uncle of the present?). |
20382 | But does polygamy deserve all that is said about it? |
20382 | But have we got all the cattle? |
20382 | But what is the feeling between the two races that keeps them thus apart? |
20382 | But where is Pete? |
20382 | By the way, is not scalping spoken of in the Book of Maccabees as a custom of the Jews and Syrians? |
20382 | Can he be lost and still wandering round? |
20382 | Can it be imagined for a moment that any of our raw recruits enter the service from a love for King and country? |
20382 | Did he mean rashness? |
20382 | Do they depend for protection and safety on their grotesque appearance? |
20382 | Does this individual cow select and appoint herself to the office; or is she balloted for, or how otherwise is the selection made? |
20382 | How did they get there? |
20382 | How often nowadays does one ever see a carriage pair, or fours in the park or elsewhere that really needs"driving"? |
20382 | Is he not gaining time for his mares and progeny to get out of danger? |
20382 | Is not the private soldier of this country, alone of all others, refused admission to certain places of entertainment open to the public? |
20382 | Is the name not appropriate? |
20382 | Loyalty? |
20382 | Someone has asked me which was the most beautiful place I had ever seen? |
20382 | The fortunate fisherman''s name? |
20382 | The ponies could hardly keep up with them; and what cowman does not know the pleasure of driving fast walking beef cattle? |
20382 | The result? |
20382 | Water was never too plentiful; so why not make use of the soap- suddy washings which the boys and all of us habitually threw out there? |
20382 | What can one do in such a case? |
20382 | What does the angler care for catching a large basket of trout if there be no one by to show them to? |
20382 | What holds these offshoots to the mother stem? |
20382 | What methods did they adopt to counteract the discomfort of_ mal de mer_? |
20382 | What then is that of the monkey, the bird, the reptile or the fish? |
20382 | What''s the matter?" |
20382 | Where is our population going to come from? |
20382 | Where''s Pete? |
20382 | Why? |
20382 | _ Note III._--Might a just comparison not be drawn between these"dogies"and the type of men we now recruit for our standing Army? |
20382 | and where''s Red? |
20382 | and"How are you?" |
20382 | or do their gaudy robes disarm and enchant their ferocious and cannibalistic brethren? |
38309 | How can that be,someone asked"when Kid and his men just left Anton Chico a few days ago?" |
38309 | Well, Jim,was the first words that broke the death- like silence within,"you are worth several dead men yet, ai n''t you?" |
38309 | What are you fellows trying to do? |
38309 | Who in the dickens is Humphry? |
38309 | You did n''t think I would be brute enough to shoot you in_ such_ a cowardly manner, did you, Jim? |
38309 | ''Can we come out and warm if we behave ourselves?'' |
38309 | ''Oh, you go to h-- l, wo n''t you? |
38309 | ( Who''s there? |
38309 | About dark I strolled up to a second- hand book store and asked how much a bible, nearly new, would bring? |
38309 | At one time he asked in a jovial way:''Garrett, have you got a fire out there?'' |
38309 | But then what could I do? |
38309 | But, thinks I, what can an uneducated cow puncher do now- a- days to make such a vast sum? |
38309 | Can it be possible that she do n''t think enough of me to answer my letter? |
38309 | Dawdy yelled over asking if they could spare some chuck? |
38309 | Did you ask kind reader, if those were all his own cattle that he butchered? |
38309 | He then asked me if I could think of anything else that I had forgotten to charge the"company"with? |
38309 | He then continued; although I winked at him several times to keep still,"So you fellows succeeded in capturing Billy the Kid, did you?" |
38309 | I headed straight for the Alverado House and who do you suppose was standing in the door when I rode up? |
38309 | I then described one to him and asked how much he would take to- boot if the pony proved to be as I represented? |
38309 | Johnson gave a savage glance at me as much as to say: d----m you, you have been trying to work us, have you? |
38309 | Mr. Collier wanted to know if some of my relations was n''t dead? |
38309 | Now the question arose in my mind,"how are you going to kill your buffalo?" |
38309 | On my arrival there Mr. Grimes asked me how much wood I had? |
38309 | Quien es? |
38309 | She then became frantic and wanted to know why in the world I did n''t go to Humphry''s and get them? |
38309 | She then opened the blinds and asked me in broken English, what I was trying to do? |
38309 | She was cleaning roasting- ears for dinner when I asked her how she would like to jump into double harness and trot through life with me? |
38309 | Sister began crying and wondered why the Lord let us suffer so? |
38309 | The first man I met, I inquired of him, if he knew where Mr. Nicholas White lived? |
38309 | The first thing she asked after kissing me, was, where I got my new suit? |
38309 | The first thing she said was:"Hello, what''s the matter with your face?" |
38309 | The gentleman looked at me and asked:"Are you from Colorado City?" |
38309 | The old lady then broke out in one of her jovial fits and said:"You ketch on? |
38309 | The question then came up, what paper shall it be? |
38309 | They came over to me, and one of them, the oldest, who was on crutches, having only one leg, asked how much I would take for my"shooter?" |
38309 | This of course went against the grain with"Jim,"but then what else could he do now, being at their mercy? |
38309 | Three days after, while out hunting work, I stopped an old man and asked him if he knew where I could find a job? |
38309 | Was ever a prayer so quickly heard? |
38309 | Who in the h-- l is in here?" |
38309 | Who''s there?) |
38309 | and another one remarked,"He is a stiff cuss-- aint he?" |
15454 | Are you in favor of it? |
15454 | But, Belton,broke in Bernard,"how does it happen that I have been excluded from all this?" |
15454 | Do you mean all that you say, Belton? |
15454 | Do you remember our bargain that we made about that nigger when he came about here? |
15454 | In your way? |
15454 | Is any body in my way? |
15454 | Is that so? |
15454 | May I be of any service to you, madam? |
15454 | Pray what do you mean? 15454 Sallie Ann ai n''t yer got wax in yer mouf?" |
15454 | The question remaining before us, then, is, How we are to obtain this freedom? 15454 Was this death? |
15454 | Well, Hannah, what is your brat''s name? |
15454 | What did it mean? |
15454 | What is your name? |
15454 | What is your opinion of the matter, Belton? |
15454 | What''s that he has been doing now? 15454 What''s that?" |
15454 | Where was he? 15454 Who is he? |
15454 | Whom will you have to take you out? |
15454 | A mulatto girl stepped up to Viola and with a merry twinkle in her eye said:"Theory is theory and practice is practice, eh, Vie? |
15454 | A picture of all that his innocent wife had suffered came before him, and he gasped:"O, God, what crime is this with which my soul is stained?" |
15454 | A questioner would then ask,"How many feet?" |
15454 | Ai n''t there any loop- hole where we can give it to Bernard, anyhow?" |
15454 | Belton looked up in astonishment,"Do you mean to say that I must stand up here and eat?" |
15454 | Ca n''t you trust a fellow?" |
15454 | Endeavoring to affect an air of indifference, he said:"What is the price for the young lady and the trunks?" |
15454 | Have you anything to say?" |
15454 | He''ll beat de brat to make him larn, and wo n''t dat be a blessed t''ing? |
15454 | If he knew of my marriage might not others know it? |
15454 | In an off- hand way Belton said:"Driver what is your fee?" |
15454 | Is all my labor in vain, my honors common dirt, my future one dreary waste? |
15454 | Is it wise to admire mortgaged property?" |
15454 | Is she married or about to be?" |
15454 | May I not rely on you?" |
15454 | Might not it be already generally known? |
15454 | See dis scar on side my head? |
15454 | Shall I lose that which has been an ever shining, never setting sun to me? |
15454 | Speaking to Mrs. Piedmont, he said:"What is your name?" |
15454 | Tell me plainly why we can not be man and wife, if you love me as you say you do?" |
15454 | The Chairman asked:"Are you ready to vote?" |
15454 | The boy said:"Papa, why do n''t you kiss Mama?" |
15454 | The questioner asked,"How many feet?" |
15454 | The questioner would then ask,"Whom will you have to take you out?" |
15454 | Viola looked up, her eyes swimming in tears, and said:"Would you kill God?" |
15454 | Was he dead or alive?" |
15454 | What did his strange experiences mean?" |
15454 | What did that assemblage mean? |
15454 | What will he do with it? |
15454 | When he had taken a seat in the corner of a room by the side of his friend he said:"Pray, who is that girl that met you at the door? |
15454 | When will all races and classes of men learn that men made in the image of God will not be the slaves of another image? |
15454 | Will you accept your life at such a low price?" |
15454 | Will you give yourself to a wretch like me? |
30576 | ''Quand je serai en le guerre,[ Handwritten Note: Ã la guerre?] 30576 But you ca nt go to it now?" |
30576 | De Marster and de trader talks dis away:''How you trade?'' 30576 Games? |
30576 | Ghosties? 30576 How I larnt sich? |
30576 | How long would it take you to get there? |
30576 | How''d us slaves git de clothes? 30576 One day Marster Bob comes to me and says,''Jim, how you like to jine de army?'' |
30576 | One day Mr. Will say,''Mary, you want to go to the river and see the boat race?'' 30576 Sometimes when they''s short of bread the old missus would say,''How''bout some ash cakes?'' |
30576 | Was I bovered with haints and spooks? 30576 Was I glad when dat was over? |
30576 | Was it on a creek? |
30576 | Wearin''de coin for protection''gainst de evil power? 30576 What did I think when I seed all dem sojers? |
30576 | You goin''take my picture? 30576 You know what a stockman is? |
30576 | You know where Dayton is at? 30576 You wants to know if persons with de power for good can be successful in castin''out devils in all cases? |
30576 | You''s heard of de battle of Independence? 30576 But de cow ai n''t got no iron, it''s-- what de name of de cow what ai n''t feel de iron? 30576 But what in the world would I want with money if I did n''t use it? 30576 But''cause he old massa''s friend, he say,''Why do n''t you buy de boy''s services off?'' 30576 Davidson?'' 30576 Den one sing out''Chickama, Chickama, craney crow, Went to de well to wash my toe; When I git back my chicken was gone, What time, old witch?'' |
30576 | Dey says to de man,''You loves dis girl?'' |
30576 | Dey''s snow on de groun''and de wind''s cole, but de colonel do n''t care, and he say,''Whut''s dis order Gen. Davidson give? |
30576 | Did I like de army? |
30576 | Did dey turn me a- loose? |
30576 | Does you want to fight for de North?'' |
30576 | Don''kill de Cheyennes? |
30576 | He say,''Carey, why you sittin''up there?'' |
30576 | He says to me,''Is you a cowhand?'' |
30576 | How many acres of lan''he got? |
30576 | How many people can yous find dat likes to have de black cat cross in front of''em? |
30576 | How much am I offered?'' |
30576 | How''s we eat it? |
30576 | I goes back to the house and some of the mens comes to the gate and says to Mr. Cramer,''How''re you, Creame?'' |
30576 | I say,''Massa Alford, did n''t they make a gentleman of you?'' |
30576 | I says to him,''What does I have to do?'' |
30576 | I says to myself,''What for was dey chased and shot at?'' |
30576 | I says,''Ike, how old was you when the stars fell?'' |
30576 | I was de leader and do you know what happens to dis nigger if my hoss stumbles? |
30576 | I''members him like it was yest''day, comin''to the quarters with his stick and askin''us,''Had your breakfas''?'' |
30576 | If it was n''t no evil in people, why does de Lawd say,''cast out sich?'' |
30576 | Kin I go with you nex''time you goes north?'' |
30576 | Kin I go with you nex''||# time# you goes north?'' |
30576 | Marster''s clothes? |
30576 | Mistus come out and say,''Ai n''t you gwine make dem niggers go to work?'' |
30576 | Old massa say,''How you gwine eat and git clothes and sech?'' |
30576 | See dem on dat car? |
30576 | She say,''Katie, I did n''t say anythin'', did I?'' |
30576 | She say,''What you scairt for?'' |
30576 | Sometime when Marse hear de babies cry, he come down and say,''Why de chillen cry like dat, Ellen?'' |
30576 | That ai n''t stealin'', is it? |
30576 | The conversation went as follows:"Which way would you go when you went to the mine?" |
30576 | The man come to Africa and say,''Man and woman, does you want a job?'' |
30576 | The man say,''Is he a mean man?'' |
30576 | The man say,''Who you belong to?'' |
30576 | They hollers,''Who- o- o- o, Old Man Denman, how''s your chickens?'' |
30576 | They says to de girl,''You''s love dis man?'' |
30576 | They says,''What the matter, Creame?'' |
30576 | Unnerwear? |
30576 | Us play one game where us choose sides and den sing:"''Can, can, candio, Old man Dandio, How many men you got? |
30576 | Was them womenfolks knock- kneed? |
30576 | What you doin?'' |
30576 | What you say, did you say somethin''''bout de ole age pension? |
30576 | What you standin''dere for?'' |
30576 | Where was I born? |
30576 | Wouldn''you be? |
30576 | You ai n''t gwine take me back to de plantation, is you?'' |
30576 | You''s seen de dawg quaver when him''s col''? |
49444 | And is that all-- is that the head and front of your offending? |
49444 | And those are your sentiments, as therein expressed, toward our cause, Madam? |
49444 | But hold; here I am talking quite foolishly, for how do I know that either of those ladies would accept? 49444 But how old would that be?" |
49444 | But what does it mean? |
49444 | Have I the pleasure of addressing that lady now? |
49444 | I am Mrs. E. Will you come in, Sir? |
49444 | I suppose, then, the summons is imperative and I must go? |
49444 | Is Mrs. E. at home? |
49444 | May I inquire, Sir, speaking of being under orders, what your orders are? |
49444 | There is Miss Emma; how old is she? 49444 What do I think of him? |
49444 | What do you think of him, Miss Emma, and how will we be likely to fare in his charge? |
49444 | What dreadful noise is that? |
49444 | What is the matter, Lieutenant, you look so pale? |
49444 | What''s the matter? |
49444 | Why, Sir, what do you mean? |
49444 | ), is that the word for a man seeking a companion? |
49444 | And who in America have been so much favored in the past with leisure as the people of the South? |
49444 | And will this be honorable to the last? |
49444 | Approaching us at the counter, with quizzing eye, and an air of triumph, she said:"Well, Sir, how did you like the speech yesterday?" |
49444 | As near as we can calculate we had about three thinks: First, who was the Doctor? |
49444 | But dare I say it(? |
49444 | But do I love her well enough to make a wife of her? |
49444 | But is it true in my experience? |
49444 | But many are running to and fro in the earth, and knowledge is being increased; for the runners, are they not making books for the million? |
49444 | But on the question, What shall be done, what measures adopted, what course pursued, to make the most and the best out of the situation? |
49444 | But sense replied: Why where''s the harm? |
49444 | But the cause, what do you suppose it is? |
49444 | But what could the charge mean? |
49444 | But where find we in life, sensations new? |
49444 | But which one first? |
49444 | But why do we thus comment? |
49444 | But, meanwhile, what had been going on at the house of Mrs. E.? |
49444 | But, my dear lady, what are the Doctor''s grievances when compared with those of Christ and his Apostles? |
49444 | Can I not have the holy sacrament to my comfort before I die?" |
49444 | Can you be ready in that time?" |
49444 | Did you ever see the downcast look of a sheep thief? |
49444 | Do you see anything of Judge Campbell''s son here?" |
49444 | Do you see anything of old Sam Houston here?" |
49444 | Do you see anything of young Sam Houston here?" |
49444 | Endure(? |
49444 | Have you been committing some enormous crime that deserves the punishment of expatriation? |
49444 | Here handing her the letter, he inquired:"Mrs. E., do you recognize the letter as yours?" |
49444 | How dar''st thou blot The honor of my little Dot, With lies from out thy lying throat, Each lie a mountain from a mote? |
49444 | I see a new order of things here since I left; how do you like it?" |
49444 | I wonder if nature is? |
49444 | If not, why was he there at that late day? |
49444 | Is it far, Sir?" |
49444 | Now what is a man to do with an experience so in violation of the orthodox teaching and steady habits of the olden times of our ancestors? |
49444 | Or was it ominous of that fearful struggle of blood which afterward rent the country for four long years? |
49444 | Our assailant paled, and looked as if his heart were quoting the interrogatory of the ancient devils:"Hast thou come to torment me before my time?" |
49444 | Preposterous, do you say? |
49444 | Relieving the highway of its presence, and casting it into the brush by the wayside, they passed on, querrying,"What next in the line of sensation?" |
49444 | S.?" |
49444 | She looked a little pale, as if she might not have rested well the entire night, which induced him to ask:"Are you quite well this morning, Mrs. E.? |
49444 | Suppose she were but forty; how would that do? |
49444 | The Lieutenant here mischievously inquired,"Mrs. E., is it here you would like to escape from me''into the deep tangled wildwood?''" |
49444 | The argument looked plausible to the green ones, did n''t it, reader? |
49444 | The desert(?) |
49444 | The question is, why is the country so overstocked with this kind of grape? |
49444 | The writer has been asked a hundred and one times:"How did you escape the army?" |
49444 | Was it for amusement or a farcical burlesque on the governments of the Old World? |
49444 | We walked up and saluted them, saying,"How are you, gentlemen? |
49444 | Well, I think I could, or do(? |
49444 | What am I about? |
49444 | What say you, Sir, to this?" |
49444 | What shall I do? |
49444 | Woman''s a name for falsity, A dark and deep immensity Of mystery-- who can explain? |
49444 | and echo will answer, where? |
49444 | and have we been fighting each other? |
49444 | and may I know what for? |
49444 | and third, who were we? |
49444 | and yet what would you think of the idea that they carried deadly weapons to defend their characters and persons with? |
49444 | in?" |
49444 | second, who was the lady addressing us? |
30967 | After''while, Marse Jones say to me,''Silvia, am you married?'' 30967 Chillun? |
30967 | Dey allus done tell us it am wrong to lie and steal, but why did de white folks steal my mammy and her mammy? 30967 Did I see a ghost? |
30967 | Did I tell you about diggin''that pit right in the fence of our corn patch to catch javalines? 30967 Did us love to dance? |
30967 | Did you ever stop to think that thinking do n''t do any good when you do it too late? 30967 How did you know the end of the war had come?" |
30967 | How long have you been smoking, Martin? |
30967 | Me? 30967 Miss Susie say one day,''Lucinda, how you like to go with us to Texas?'' |
30967 | Talk''bout de past from de time I''members till now, slave days and all? 30967 Us chillen git to play and us sing"''Old possum in the holler log Sing high de loo, Fatter than a old green frog, Sing high de loo, Whar possum? |
30967 | Us sings''nother song:''Sinner blind, Johnnie, ca n''t you ride no more? |
30967 | What we''uns make? 30967 When they told the Colonel they wished to marry he only said,''Julia, do you take William,''and''William, do you take Julia?'' |
30967 | Would I like some dem rations we used to git, now? 30967 You know I saw you- all last night in my sleep? |
30967 | You knows when Abe Lincoln am shot? 30967 You wants to tek my picture? |
30967 | Yous never drive de ox, did yous? 30967 ''Early in de mornin''Do n''t you hear dem roosters crowin''? 30967 Am Benny gwineter git well?'' 30967 Am dat all? 30967 And he said to me,''Ben, you want to stay with the horses or be in the fun?'' 30967 And make de woods aroun''him ring Sing- song, Kitty, ca n''t you ki- me- o?'' 30967 Benny, what for you ai n''t put dat money in de bank?'' 30967 Boy, how comes you here?'' 30967 But, first, let me ask you this: Is you all a white man, or is you a black man? |
30967 | Christmas? |
30967 | Dat was:''Early in de mornin''Do n''t you hear de dogs a- barkin''? |
30967 | De color am red, ai n''t it? |
30967 | De preacher say,''Bill, does you take dis woman to be you lawful wife?'' |
30967 | Den dey starts to run and de overseer hollers and asks me,''Whar you gwine?'' |
30967 | Den he say,''Harriet, will you take dis nigger to be you lawful boss and do jes''what he say?'' |
30967 | Dere a frog live in a pool, Sing- song, Kitty, ca n''t you ki- me- o? |
30967 | Dere am de massa and he say,''Where you been, nigger?'' |
30967 | Dey says,''Let de past be de guide for de future,''but if you do n''t know de future road, how s you gwine guide? |
30967 | Dis what she sing:"Milk in de dairy nine days old, Sing- song Kitty, ca n''t you ki- me- o? |
30967 | Drink? |
30967 | Eat? |
30967 | First I knows was one day we gwine to de fields and a man come ridin''up and say,''Whar you folks gwine?'' |
30967 | For he could dance and he could sing Sing- song, Kitty, ca n''t you ki- me- o? |
30967 | Hawgs? |
30967 | He camped by Massa Buford''s plantation and asks him,''Can I leave dis li''l nigger here till I comes back?'' |
30967 | He say,''Marster, what you wan''me to take my shirt off for?'' |
30967 | He say,''What you mean?'' |
30967 | He stays six months and when he rid up massa say,''How''s the war, George?'' |
30967 | How does we live dat long? |
30967 | How many brudders and sisters? |
30967 | I ai n''t sayin''iffen she a) Page 43: goiin''( Where you gwine to go? |
30967 | I knowed right about where this crossin''was and I says to the cap''n,''Do n''t you reckon I better go and see if they was any sign?'' |
30967 | I looks like a queen now, does n''t I? |
30967 | I mostly cooks after dat, but I''s de powerful big woman when I''s young and when dey gits in a tight[ Handwritten Note:''place?''] |
30967 | I said,''Miss Jane, is dey gwine give you ring back?'' |
30967 | I say,''Member when you go under de chestnut tree and say,"Whoa, Sont, whoa, Sont, to your hoss?" |
30967 | I was a----what do they call a laborer in the army? |
30967 | In what way? |
30967 | It went like dis:''White folks, have you seed old massa Up de road, with he mustache on? |
30967 | Johnnie, ca n''t you ride no more? |
30967 | Massa say dey army worms and missus say,''Why for dey not in de army den?'' |
30967 | Massa say,''What you doin''?'' |
30967 | None of us knows what to do, dere warn''t no place to go and why would we''uns wan''to go and leave good folks like de marster? |
30967 | Now, who does you think my pappy was? |
30967 | Old cotton, old corn, hoe you till dawn, Old cotton, old corn, what for you born?'' |
30967 | One dem white caps says,''What you doin'', nigger?'' |
30967 | Shout? |
30967 | Sing- song, Kitty, ca n''t you ki- me- o? |
30967 | Sisters, wo n''t you please help bear my cross, Up over Zion''s hill?'' |
30967 | So, one day I was over in the camp with''i m and I say,''Cap''n, how would you like to give me a job to work with you?'' |
30967 | Sure he was de bigges''fool, Sing- song Kitty, ca n''t you ki- me- o? |
30967 | The first work after I left the Rio Grande was on the= Banqueta=, and then I went to work on the King Ranch about fifty miles southeast(?) |
30967 | The penalty? |
30967 | Us chillen used to sing dis:"''Where you goin'', buzzard, Where you gwine to go? |
30967 | When eight years old he was sold for$ 1,150[ Handwritten Note:''?''] |
30967 | When he come home he say,''Lizzie, why did n''t you go?'' |
30967 | Where dey gone now? |
30967 | Why did n''t you say you had callers?" |
30967 | Will yous be patient with me?'' |
30967 | Yes, Lawd, Day by day you ca n''t see, Johnnie, ca n''t you ride no more? |
30967 | You all knows where West Columbia is at? |
30967 | You know how dey yoke dey han''s togedder? |
30967 | You know the way we made our coffee? |
30967 | You know what us drink for coffee in slave times? |
30967 | You know what? |
30967 | You know who it was holler? |
30967 | [ Handwritten Note:''?''] |
30967 | [ Handwritten Note:''?''] |
46304 | And Francisco? |
46304 | And has he become a bankrupt since then, or a beggar? |
46304 | And it is to his sister''s dwelling that you are leading_ me_? |
46304 | And to return? |
46304 | And what may that have been? |
46304 | And whence will you seek succour? |
46304 | And where is he now, or how engaged? |
46304 | And why does the gallant Colonel Valdez loiter in the rear, when his men are in action? |
46304 | And why, why did you hold back? |
46304 | And you are prepared to die-- so young, so beautiful, to die a traitress? |
46304 | And you know the alternative? |
46304 | And your sentence? |
46304 | But what has led you so completely to alter your views and intentions? |
46304 | But whither, whither are you about to lead us? |
46304 | Can it be done? |
46304 | Colonel Don Juan de Alava, on your honour, as a soldier and a gentleman, do you know where this American woman now is? |
46304 | Did I understand you aright, young sir? 46304 Do you know that they say jealous husbands make false wives? |
46304 | Do you think me less firm than a woman? |
46304 | Have you heard anything,he asked, quietly,"from the forest in our rear?" |
46304 | Have you sworn secrecy? |
46304 | Heard I what? |
46304 | How came the lady''s horse in the stable? |
46304 | How saved? |
46304 | Is it so, lady?--is it so, indeed? |
46304 | Is that a blush of consciousness, or of shame, Julia? |
46304 | Is there so much danger? |
46304 | It is? |
46304 | It may save us-- who knows? |
46304 | Jealous of me, Arthur? |
46304 | Not severely-- not fatally, at least? |
46304 | On your honour, do you know where the lady is at this moment? |
46304 | Our journey''s end-- Taylor''s camp, of course-- where else_ should_ it be? |
46304 | Quien Sabe? |
46304 | Remain in concealment, here? |
46304 | That is soon done, so far as we men are concerned,replied the Partisan;"but how do you get_ her_ across rivers such as this?" |
46304 | Well, sir, and who are you, then, I pray? |
46304 | What could become of him? 46304 What have I done,"she cried, passionately,"what have I done that you thus spurn me-- thus despise me?" |
46304 | What have you done, mad girl? 46304 What then? |
46304 | Where is Estefania? |
46304 | Where is she? |
46304 | Where is she? |
46304 | Where is the lady gone who was here last night? |
46304 | Where is your officer? |
46304 | Who groomed him? |
46304 | Who knows? |
46304 | You know it? 46304 _ Madre de Dios_, who is this?" |
46304 | ''Do you dare to resist an officer? |
46304 | And high above all other sounds, and high arose the cry of the Texans--"Remember the Alama, the Alamo?" |
46304 | And, as the next question, what made you count upon me?" |
46304 | But as I have endeavoured to serve you truly, as I intend to do to the end-- as I am resolved to die for you-- will you spare_ me_, I say? |
46304 | But now it is my turn to ask,"and his voice assumed a deeper tone of feeling, and his whole manner showed an intenser meaning,"will_ you_ spare_ me_? |
46304 | But what could I do? |
46304 | Did you say Julia Forester has no home save in the tent of a second lieutenant of dragoons?" |
46304 | Do not you say so, lieutenant?" |
46304 | I knew not_ then_, I know not even now, what it was I said-- will you but forgive me?" |
46304 | Is it a bargain?" |
46304 | Is it, indeed, you? |
46304 | Is your glance answered? |
46304 | Now where may that very definite place, which you call your journey''s end, be? |
46304 | One question more-- will you reveal it?" |
46304 | She has promised to be a sister to poor Marguerita; will you do likewise?" |
46304 | The general cast his eyes sternly round the circle, reading the judgment of each man by his face, as he asked:"Are they guilty of high treason?" |
46304 | Thou wilt be cared for; will he not, Gordon-- Julia?" |
46304 | What could we do?" |
46304 | What harm can one poor devil like that do to six stout, well- armed fellows, such as we?" |
46304 | What shall I do to win your forgiveness?" |
46304 | Where is that lady?" |
46304 | Where is the lady?" |
46304 | Who are you, fellow, speak?" |
46304 | Who ever served or loved a woman and met with other guerdon for his services? |
46304 | Who is this, I say, who is this, Marguerita?" |
46304 | Will you trust me and follow me? |
46304 | You have read it?" |
46304 | You will be good to him, Gordon?" |
46304 | You will permit me Gordon?" |
46304 | a fairy bower, and a fair woman, in this howling wilderness?" |
46304 | and he gazed at her in blank astonishment;"I despise you?" |
46304 | can this be so? |
46304 | exclaimed Julia, wildly catching him by the arm,"why did you not rush upon them?" |
46304 | for that, false girl?" |
46304 | have not they cut him off?" |
46304 | it can not be-- the daughter of my best and oldest friend, Colonel John Forester? |
46304 | she cried, fervently;"do my eyes tell me truly? |
46304 | she cried, imploringly,"will you call me Julia? |
46304 | she exclaimed in a low whisper,"heard you that?" |
46304 | when will this have an end?" |
46304 | will you have no sentinel?" |
40366 | ''Off agin, gone agin,''are you? 40366 A fine country home built of logs and furnished with beautiful old heirlooms? |
40366 | And do you know a place in Lloydsboro Valley called the Log Cabin? |
40366 | And the little girl? |
40366 | And then,asked Phil,"after that?" |
40366 | And then,she continued,"you remember when we met Phil and Elsie Tremont on the train, as we were going out to Arizona to live?" |
40366 | And you''ll give me your hand on it? |
40366 | Are n''t they dear? 40366 Are you sure?" |
40366 | But I may write about Elsie''s wedding and say that you''ll all be going West? |
40366 | But the question is,_ what_? |
40366 | But what could an outsider do with them if their own family has failed? |
40366 | But what makes you think that I''ll always go it alone? |
40366 | But will you promise? |
40366 | But,asked Norman,"what if Goldilocks and her sister both want to play with it at the same time? |
40366 | By the way, what are you going to do next? 40366 Did n''t I say that she''d soon adjust herself-- find something to amuse herself and all the rest of us as well?" |
40366 | Did n''t you all go out in a big red automobile this afternoon? 40366 Did what?" |
40366 | Did you see me fencing for time when Little Sister demanded to be told what I''d teach them first? 40366 Do you believe that is true?" |
40366 | Do you ever get desperate over things? |
40366 | Do you know where the children are? |
40366 | Do you realize that we could keep house for a week on what it costs the four of us to stay here just one day? |
40366 | Doctor Tremont thinks he can cure him? |
40366 | Happy time adoing_ what_? |
40366 | Has n''t she, Sister? |
40366 | Here, Matilda, kitty, kitty, where are you? |
40366 | How could you give him the impression they were false, when you know very well they grow tight on your own scalp? |
40366 | How long have you been there? |
40366 | How? |
40366 | If you think that_ I_ can fill that position will you tell them about me? 40366 In what way is it different?" |
40366 | Is n''t any one responsible for them? |
40366 | Is n''t it funny the way history repeats itself? |
40366 | Is that all? |
40366 | It amounted to the same thing,persisted Gay, and in answer to Mary''s gasping question,"What_ did_ you say?" |
40366 | Jack,she said hesitatingly,"did you ever hear this verse? |
40366 | Mary,he said, slowly,"would you be surprised if Phil were to come by Bauer on his way to California?" |
40366 | Oh, is he coming again? |
40366 | See? |
40366 | So you''ll never marry a man who has only the shelter of a salary to offer you? |
40366 | Something of a chameleon, eh? 40366 Strong-- and husky and active-- as Phil?" |
40366 | That I''ll never have any one to-- protect? 40366 That was n''t very considerate of us,_ was_ it?" |
40366 | The Reverend Paul Rochester came to call, and where, of all awkward impossible places, do you suppose he found me? 40366 We--"Then he paused as if some sudden recollection warned him to ask,"What have you heard from home lately?" |
40366 | Well, do you think they''ve learned their lesson in one dose, Sammy? |
40366 | Well? |
40366 | What are you going to do with such a wonderful creature when you find it? |
40366 | What do you want to resurrect all those old horrors for? 40366 What for? |
40366 | What for? |
40366 | What is it, Joyce? 40366 Whatever are we going to do?" |
40366 | Whatever can she be writing to_ her_ about? |
40366 | When did you come? 40366 Why?" |
40366 | You ca n''t mean that he-- will ever be able-- to_ walk_? |
40366 | _ We_ do n''t believe in being harsh with children,_ do_ we, Beautiful? |
40366 | _ What you going to teach us first? 40366 _ Where_ did you get all that?" |
40366 | ''Where shall we lair to- day? |
40366 | Almost breathless in her eagerness she exclaimed impulsively,"I beg your pardon-- but are n''t you_ Gay_?" |
40366 | Are n''t you afraid?" |
40366 | At what hotel can I find you? |
40366 | Bad news from home? |
40366 | But he was the one to be surprised, for her face paled and she exclaimed, in a voice tense with suppressed excitement,"Oh, is your father going, too? |
40366 | But the puzzle now was, who was good enough and sweet and high and fine enough to follow Lloyd? |
40366 | But you''ll be savage enough by and bye, wo n''t you? |
40366 | But, oh, boy, why did n''t you give me a little warning, so that we might have had time to make ready a''fine, fatted calf?'' |
40366 | Did n''t some one say something about the_ scrap- bag_ habit awhile ago?" |
40366 | Did n''t that sound like the children crying or calling?" |
40366 | Do n''t you remember,''there was no room in the inn''for the Child and His mother? |
40366 | Do n''t you want to try it?" |
40366 | Do you know what they call me at home? |
40366 | Forgetting that her presence was unknown to the anxious watcher, she leaned forward through the dark, saying politely,"Can I help you, Madam?" |
40366 | Had n''t I dreamed of that first meeting for weeks-- what we''d say and what she''d say? |
40366 | Has he really consented to attempt the operation?" |
40366 | Have n''t I heard the Warwick Hall seniors talk of her by the hour? |
40366 | Have you been to the house? |
40366 | He started towards her, stopping to say in an aside to Gay,"What''s the little girl''s name? |
40366 | How did you know about--_that_?" |
40366 | How ever did you get on without my seeing you? |
40366 | How long has it been since you''ve seen a sight like this?" |
40366 | How much of a supper are you going to claim, young man?" |
40366 | I wonder what will be the matter with these?" |
40366 | Invariably one of the first questions asked her was,"Anyone sick in your family?" |
40366 | Is Jack worse?" |
40366 | Is n''t that always the way? |
40366 | Is n''t that_ enough_?" |
40366 | Is that why you are so silent this evening?" |
40366 | Is_ that_ what you came to tell me?" |
40366 | Jack laughed and quoted, teasingly:"''What makes the lamb love Mary so?'' |
40366 | Mary put her head out of the window again and looked anxiously up and down, whispering in a flutter of nervousness,"Oh,_ why_ does n''t he come? |
40366 | May I occupy this end of the seat?" |
40366 | Norman turned around exclaiming,"Did you see that? |
40366 | Of course I had n''t given him the slightest encouragement, or it would have been different--""Roberta,"interrupted Gay sternly,"how can you say that? |
40366 | Oh, are you_ sure_?" |
40366 | Page 21,"Jask"changed to"Jack"("Well?" |
40366 | Presently Mary turned to the woman, saying,"It''s pretty,_ is n''t_ it?" |
40366 | Shall we tell them''Sandy Claws''sent it?" |
40366 | The next instant the girl was splashing through the water across to Mary, calling,"Excuse me, but_ is_ that a wildcat? |
40366 | Then Jack asked,"Did n''t you have any adventures down in the dining- room? |
40366 | Then with a keen look into Mary''s face, she added, kindly,"Why, you poor child, what''s the matter? |
40366 | Was Jack very much surprised?" |
40366 | Well, at quarter to five, then, I''ll meet you-- where?" |
40366 | What did I tell you?" |
40366 | What do you suppose that square tower is at the other end of town?" |
40366 | What have they done to earn such a name?" |
40366 | What particularly funny things did she say this time? |
40366 | What was it we were talking about? |
40366 | What will the left- out one do?" |
40366 | What_ are_ you going to do with them?" |
40366 | Which way this time?" |
40366 | Who in the world told you anything about that?" |
40366 | Why? |
40366 | Why_ does n''t_ he come? |
40366 | Will you be starting back to Warwick Hall again in September, now that Jack is sure of taking his old position in the mines then?" |
40366 | Wot is it?" |
40366 | Would n''t it be romantic if the friendship that started between them as children should grow into something more? |
40366 | Would n''t it have made a sensation? |
40366 | Yet how could he tell her, when she was all a- giggle and a- dimple and aglow from her romp with Norman? |
40366 | You always have pictured yourself as cutting quite a wide swath on your first appearance in society, have n''t you? |
40366 | You were singing about a Christmas tree, were n''t you? |
40366 | You''re crowded back there, are n''t you, with that dog sitting on your feet? |
40366 | _ Ca n''t_ you, pet?" |
40366 | _ What for?_ WHAT FOR?" |
40366 | _ What for?_ WHAT FOR?" |
40366 | _ What''s that?_"Her glance and question indicated a bundle that her mother had brought in from the back doorstep and laid on the bed. |
40366 | _ Where_ are you going?" |
40366 | _ Wo n''t_ we, Miss Mayry?" |
40366 | scolded Mary affectionately,"How am I ever going to get over this stone wall with you acting so?" |
40366 | will you?" |
15852 | A good guess, also,said Obed,"but we are both now Texans, heart and soul; is it not so?" |
15852 | A visitor? 15852 About what time do you think it is?" |
15852 | Ai n''t you wantin''to know what we''re goin''to do, Ned? |
15852 | All right, Ned? |
15852 | An''wo n''t that be all the better for us? |
15852 | And you may get killed? |
15852 | And you, my brave and resourceful young friend, what do you want to do? |
15852 | Are you empowered to speak for the people of Gonzales? |
15852 | Are you ill, Ned? |
15852 | Ca n''t I go, too? |
15852 | Can you row, Ned? |
15852 | Can you see anything, Ned, in there among them trees an''bushes? |
15852 | Did the Mexicans capture Obed an''me? |
15852 | Did they fire the guns to celebrate the storm? |
15852 | Did you hear that whistle just before Cos and Ugartchea fired? |
15852 | Do I go with your message to the Texans? |
15852 | Do n''t you think we have shaken them off? |
15852 | Do you feel better? |
15852 | Do you mean by weight or by area? |
15852 | Do you mean that you let me go free? |
15852 | Do you mind if I light a cigarette? |
15852 | Do you really mean that you will attempt to steal away? |
15852 | Do you think it is safe to light a fire? |
15852 | Do you think there can yet be any new trick to hold us back? |
15852 | Do you think they will find him? |
15852 | Do you think you could sleep a while, Ned? |
15852 | Fine, is n''t it? |
15852 | Friend,said Obed,"from which state do you come, New Hampshire or Vermont? |
15852 | Has anything happened? |
15852 | Has the day come? 15852 Have n''t you done enough for one night? |
15852 | Have you any further word from the Texan desperadoes, General? |
15852 | Have you explored the hall? |
15852 | He''s the brother- in- law of Santa Anna, is he not? |
15852 | How could a fellow sleep now? |
15852 | How do I know? 15852 How much longer do you think it will be before we leave the tierra caliente?" |
15852 | How''s your pulse, Ned? |
15852 | I can roar an''I can keep on roarin''but what''s the good of roarin''when you ca n''t do any bitin''an''tearin''? |
15852 | I? 15852 Inside it?" |
15852 | Is it a joke that you play upon me? 15852 Is it fighting?" |
15852 | Is n''t he a beauty? |
15852 | Is n''t it late to make an attack? |
15852 | Is not that an entrance fit for a king? |
15852 | Is not this a prospect to enchant? 15852 Is that you, Ned?" |
15852 | Is this imprisonment beginning to tell upon you? 15852 Just hand me that pistol at your belt, will you?" |
15852 | More? |
15852 | My friend,he said in injured but not angry tones,"how can you ask me such a question? |
15852 | Ned,said Obed,"how much dust of the desert do you think I am carrying upon me? |
15852 | Now, what in thunder can he want? |
15852 | Obed,said Ned,"do you think we''re going to have a battle?" |
15852 | Runnin''away? |
15852 | Shall we take the musket? |
15852 | Should n''t we release them? 15852 The Ring Tailed Panther?" |
15852 | Was it a Mexican? |
15852 | Well, boy,said Karnes,"do you find it hard work, this watching and watching and watching for hours and hours?" |
15852 | Well,he said,"why do n''t you fire?" |
15852 | Well? |
15852 | Were to have been? |
15852 | What are they? |
15852 | What became of your uncle and his family? |
15852 | What do you call yourself? |
15852 | What do you think it is? |
15852 | What do you want? |
15852 | What do you want? |
15852 | What does it mean? |
15852 | What happened to you, Don Francisco? |
15852 | What happened? |
15852 | What have you been up to, Urrea? |
15852 | What have you got to say to this, Urrea? |
15852 | What is he, Obed? |
15852 | What is it? |
15852 | What is it? |
15852 | What is that? |
15852 | What is the news in the capital? |
15852 | What is this, Don Francisco? |
15852 | What kind of a flash do you mean? |
15852 | What news did he bring? |
15852 | What of you? |
15852 | What time would you say it is? |
15852 | What was he saying? |
15852 | What was the escape? |
15852 | What will it do for us? |
15852 | When horse and man agree who can stop us? |
15852 | When will we reach the camp? |
15852 | Where is Urrea? |
15852 | Who are you and what do you want? |
15852 | Who are you, stranger? |
15852 | Who are you? |
15852 | Who is he? |
15852 | Who is he? |
15852 | Why did you run like a criminal from the capital? 15852 Why do you do these things?" |
15852 | Why should n''t we? |
15852 | Why should they wish to hold one so young? |
15852 | Why this hurry? 15852 Why, where is Urrea?" |
15852 | Why? |
15852 | Will he follow us? |
15852 | Will the sun ever get through the fog and let us see? |
15852 | Yes, it is a good musket,he said,"but may I inquire if it is your own?" |
15852 | Yes, it would have been much money,he replied,"but what use have I for it? |
15852 | Yes, where in thunder is Don Francisco? |
15852 | You are Ned Fulton an''Obed White, if report tells no lie? |
15852 | You saw him? |
15852 | You say you saw the army of Cos? |
15852 | You will go with us to Goliad and help smite the heathen? |
15852 | You''ve been able to go out in the hall when you chose, then why have n''t you gone away already? |
15852 | Your family? |
15852 | About how old would you say this trail is, Panther?" |
15852 | Ah, what are these?" |
15852 | Almonte had talked with Ned in English, but Cos spoke Spanish:"Why did you run away from the capital?" |
15852 | Am I not President of Mexico? |
15852 | Am I not head of the Mexican army? |
15852 | Am I not here to protect the Texans? |
15852 | And why had they kept up that silent and invincible siege so long? |
15852 | Answer me, why did you slip away like a thief?" |
15852 | Are you game to go with me?" |
15852 | As for my business?" |
15852 | Besides, the boy had a certain pride in the skill, daring and resource with which he had eluded the men of Cos."Did you look inside the pyramid?" |
15852 | But do n''t you think, Ned, that it''s over already?" |
15852 | But that boy, Ned, ai n''t he smart? |
15852 | But, Ned, do you see any sign of forest or high hills ahead?" |
15852 | But, boy, you will promise me not to take any unnecessary or foolish risks?" |
15852 | CHAPTER XV THE FIRST GUN"Well, Ned, it''s sometimes ask and ye shall not receive, is n''t it?" |
15852 | Ca n''t you eat?" |
15852 | Can you wonder, then, Edward Fulton, that we Mexicans do not wish to lose any part of our country? |
15852 | Could he use an oar? |
15852 | Could such a thin force make a successful defense against the armies of Cos and Santa Anna? |
15852 | Could the world hold another place its equal? |
15852 | Did he run away an''leave us? |
15852 | Did n''t that fellow, Urrea, give you the creeps? |
15852 | Did n''t you hear me say so? |
15852 | Did they keep us? |
15852 | Did you hear what I said?" |
15852 | Do n''t you see horses as well as Indians there among the trees?" |
15852 | Do n''t you think so, Jim?" |
15852 | Do you agree with me?" |
15852 | Do you not thank me?" |
15852 | Do you see anybody following us now, Ned?" |
15852 | Do you see them now, Ned?" |
15852 | Do you think we can yet get there in time?" |
15852 | Do you think, and does General Santa Anna think, that the Texans are fools?" |
15852 | Does n''t it make you angry?" |
15852 | For what must they watch, there in the heart of their own country? |
15852 | Had the turn now come? |
15852 | Hark, what is that?" |
15852 | How are we, in a wild country, to protect ourselves from the Comanches, Lipans and other Indians who roam everywhere, robbing and murdering?" |
15852 | How could one talk of friendship and hospitality to those whom he held as prisoners? |
15852 | How dare a few hundred such men undertake to besiege us here in San Antonio? |
15852 | How much farther would they go without being seen or heard? |
15852 | How should he separate them? |
15852 | I suppose you''ve noticed that the other horse has gone lame, too?" |
15852 | If it''s the other way about, Obed, what word shall I send?" |
15852 | If you wished to make these signals to friends, why did you not tell us that you were going to do so?" |
15852 | In case anything should happen to you is there any word you want sent anybody?" |
15852 | Inside of a half hour he would be gone-- to what? |
15852 | Is it not so, boys?" |
15852 | Is it not so?" |
15852 | Is not this a capital of which you and I can well be proud?" |
15852 | Is there any sign of our friends, the enemy, Ned?" |
15852 | Many have believed in propitiating Santa Anna and Mexico, but how can you propitiate a tiger that is about to devour you? |
15852 | Might not the Texans indeed have a glorious future in the land of which this city was the capital? |
15852 | Might not the water palm be found in Mexico also? |
15852 | Ned also reloaded as they galloped and then said:"Do n''t you think they''re dropping back a little?" |
15852 | Ned, is n''t he a terror? |
15852 | Now how do I look?" |
15852 | Now what good can a barber do you?" |
15852 | Now, what do you purpose to do? |
15852 | Now, what do you think, Obed?" |
15852 | Now, will you tell me where you were?" |
15852 | See this?" |
15852 | They were in San Antonio, but what would happen to them there? |
15852 | They were:"Who will go with old Ben Milam into San Antonio?" |
15852 | This is n''t much like San Juan de Ulua is it, Ned? |
15852 | Was fancy to prove too strong, when he had drilled himself so long to see the real? |
15852 | Was he to be played with by the imagination, as if he had no will of his own? |
15852 | Was it possible that Obed and he would fall victims after all? |
15852 | Was not her church giving him shelter and refuge from his enemies? |
15852 | Was the wild and improbable tale now coming true? |
15852 | What are your paltry numbers against us? |
15852 | What could it be but a signal? |
15852 | What if he should be telling the truth after all? |
15852 | What kind of a visitor?" |
15852 | What more do you wish of us?" |
15852 | What were these outlaws to those mighty builders whom the past had swallowed up so completely? |
15852 | What, in truth, was on the other side of the door? |
15852 | Why could not these people say what they meant? |
15852 | Why did n''t they? |
15852 | Why had Obed spoken of coming with them? |
15852 | Why had they hung upon his trail for days and days? |
15852 | Why is it that you did not betray me? |
15852 | Why should Urrea be so particular about the size or height of a tree? |
15852 | Why should such hot days follow such cold nights? |
15852 | Why were these savages seeking his life? |
15852 | Would n''t you say about the same for me?" |
15852 | You could never have reached the Texans alive, and since you could not do so it was better to have come back to us, was it not?" |
15852 | You know what you''re goin''into, of course?" |
15852 | he said,"even if it is cold?" |
15852 | said Obed,"do n''t you hear their tramp there to our left?" |
15767 | Ai n''t it fine? |
15767 | An''are you Texans, too? |
15767 | An''if I''m not pressin''too much,said the Panther, in mock humility,"may I make so bold as to ask our young Solomon what is natural history?" |
15767 | And does he say nothing about our lives and good treatment? |
15767 | And if we should surrender, what then? |
15767 | And none escaped? |
15767 | And that the Mexican force dispatched against the Eastern settlements is much nearer than was supposed? |
15767 | And what did you do? |
15767 | And why is the young señor here? |
15767 | And you expect to remain with them? |
15767 | And your answer? |
15767 | And your reply? |
15767 | Are all the columns provided? |
15767 | Are you already weeping for the conquered? |
15767 | Are you going to fight for Texas? |
15767 | Are you sure? |
15767 | Boys,he asked weakly,"how did you find me?" |
15767 | Boys,he exclaimed,"did you hear that?" |
15767 | Boys,he said,"you know a merchant, John Roylston, who has headquarters in New Orleans, and also offices in St. Louis and Cincinnati?" |
15767 | But are you sure,asked Ned,"that it will be an end of the Texans? |
15767 | But what of the wicked Texans? 15767 By the great horn spoon, who can that feller in front be? |
15767 | Can he make all the signs, an''has he rid the goat? |
15767 | Did he get the order? |
15767 | Did that sound to you like a Mexican whistling? |
15767 | Did you see a boy called Ned Fulton in the Alamo, a tall, handsome fellow with brown hair and gray eyes? |
15767 | Do I mean it? 15767 Do n''t you see?" |
15767 | Do n''t you think,said Ned,"that we ought to find out just exactly what is here, and what this army intends?" |
15767 | Do we follow them down into Mexico? |
15767 | Do we go down to the coast? |
15767 | Do you mean that? |
15767 | Do you mean to say,asked Obed White,"that none of the Texans survived the fall of the Alamo?" |
15767 | Do you see that black speck there, where the sky touches the ground? |
15767 | Do you think Fannin will get through? |
15767 | Do you think I ought to shoot him? |
15767 | Do you think they will get us again? |
15767 | Do you think we can beat them off? |
15767 | Do you want some more rifles, Davy? |
15767 | Does he hereby swear never to tell any secret of ours to Mexican or Indian? |
15767 | Does he swear to obey all our laws and by- laws wherever he may be, and whenever he is put to the test? |
15767 | Does that mean we''re not goin''on? |
15767 | From whom? |
15767 | Goliad? |
15767 | Has it been finally settled? |
15767 | Have n''t you seen Mexicans enough for one day? 15767 Have you any friends here with you?" |
15767 | Have you any specially good riflemen? |
15767 | Have you been anywhere near San Antonio? |
15767 | Have you been close to San Antonio, Simpson? |
15767 | Have you heard anything about the men inside? |
15767 | Have you heard or seen anything? |
15767 | Have you heard when we march? |
15767 | Have you seen the President? |
15767 | How do you know? |
15767 | How is that? |
15767 | How large do you think this force was? |
15767 | How long have you been with them? |
15767 | How much further is it? |
15767 | How? |
15767 | I have heard that the church was abandoned, but where is Ward, and where are his men? |
15767 | In what way did they show it? |
15767 | Is it possible? |
15767 | Is it rescue? |
15767 | Is n''t that a light? |
15767 | Me? |
15767 | Might he not be among the prisoners? |
15767 | Ned,said the Panther,"you know how to go back to the cabin, do n''t you?" |
15767 | Now what are they gathering cavalry out there for? 15767 Now what has disturbed you?" |
15767 | Now what in thunder can they want? |
15767 | Now, what have you been up to, young''un? |
15767 | On what terms? |
15767 | Ought I to see Colonel Travis? |
15767 | Santa Anna himself? |
15767 | Santiago, but was it not, Josà ©? |
15767 | See, is n''t that the top of a mast sticking up above those scrub trees? |
15767 | That''s so,said Obed,"but who''d have thought of this? |
15767 | The Alamo? 15767 The order has been issued that no Texan shall be spared, and do you not see the red flag waving there close by us?" |
15767 | Then the Alamo has not fallen? |
15767 | Then why do n''t you join us, and we three will turn into four? |
15767 | Then why talk to us about it? |
15767 | Then you still mean to fight against us? |
15767 | Wa''al, then, what do you have to say? |
15767 | We attack about three days from now, do we not? |
15767 | We''re mighty glad to see you,said Crockett,"but we ai n''t welcomin''you to no picnic, I reckon you understand that, do n''t you, Jim Smith?" |
15767 | Well, Ned, I s''pose you can make a purty good guess what this means? |
15767 | Well, they''ve got plenty of faults, but you have n''t heard of them buyin''their lives at the price of a comrade''s, have you? |
15767 | What are they? |
15767 | What are you going to do now? |
15767 | What did he say? |
15767 | What did you do with the Panther and Obed? |
15767 | What do you hear from the Alamo, Smith? |
15767 | What do you mean by a service now? |
15767 | What do you mean? |
15767 | What do you say they are? |
15767 | What do you think he wants? |
15767 | What do you think it is, Panther? |
15767 | What do you think of him? |
15767 | What do you think we''d better do, Panther? |
15767 | What do you want? |
15767 | What do you wish us to do? |
15767 | What does General Santa Anna demand of us? |
15767 | What has become of King? |
15767 | What is it that you wish to say to us? |
15767 | What is it? |
15767 | What is our best plan, Panther? |
15767 | What is the matter with you? |
15767 | What is your name? |
15767 | What luck? |
15767 | What matters it? |
15767 | What shall we do? |
15767 | What was he saying, Ned? |
15767 | What was it that you were saying about the general? |
15767 | What was that? |
15767 | What will they do next? |
15767 | What would you say? |
15767 | What''s that? |
15767 | What''s the use of our hurryin''? |
15767 | When are we to be released? 15767 Where are your Texans now?" |
15767 | Where did you get it? |
15767 | Which is to be first, Davy? |
15767 | Who are you? |
15767 | Who are you? |
15767 | Why are the Texans so foolish as to oppose the great Santa Anna, the most illustrious and powerful of all generals and rulers? 15767 Why are you so anxious to have Roylston?" |
15767 | Why are you walking here? |
15767 | Why did n''t you think of whistling the tune sooner? |
15767 | Why did n''t you? |
15767 | Why do n''t you speak up? |
15767 | Why not make it a whole city with a fine big hotel right in the center of it? |
15767 | Why were you running away in the dark? |
15767 | Why, what is it? |
15767 | Will you go along, too? |
15767 | Will,exclaimed the Panther,"have you gone plum''crazy? |
15767 | You are Texans and friends? |
15767 | You feel that way about it, do you? |
15767 | You like it here? |
15767 | You say that you were in the Alamo, and that all the defenders have fallen except you? |
15767 | You see it, do n''t you? 15767 You think that we can break through?" |
15767 | You think, then, we should retreat? |
15767 | You''re goin''toward the Alamo? |
15767 | You? |
15767 | Your name? |
15767 | Ai n''t that so, Hank?" |
15767 | An''may I ask, ma''am, how you come to be here?" |
15767 | And even should they miss, what chance do you think you have here?" |
15767 | And it can be no other army than that of Cos.""Right again, ai n''t he, Obed?" |
15767 | Are they yet ready to surrender their throats to our knives? |
15767 | Are you game enough to go, Ned? |
15767 | Are you sure, Ned, that you can not go with me and bring your friend Allen, too? |
15767 | But had he failed them? |
15767 | But he pressed his lips firmly together for a moment and then said to Ned:"Keep this to yourself, will you? |
15767 | But who can prevail against the great Santa Anna? |
15767 | Could such as Crockett and Bowie and Travis be blind to their danger? |
15767 | Could these men, heroes of a thousand dangers, have really given up? |
15767 | Crockett?" |
15767 | Did they not know that he would come and crush them, every one?" |
15767 | Did you ever see anything go as slow as they do?" |
15767 | Did you see anything besides a lot of Mexican vaqueros, fuddled with liquor and sound asleep?" |
15767 | Did you see that figure passin''between us an''the cabin?" |
15767 | Do n''t you see her, that big, stout cabin ahead?" |
15767 | Do n''t; you know us?" |
15767 | Do we stay?" |
15767 | Do you hear anything, Ned?" |
15767 | Do you notice, Will, that it''s beginning to cloud up again? |
15767 | Do you speak Spanish?" |
15767 | Do you wish it?" |
15767 | Even if he got through, how could he ever bring Roylston and the relief force in time? |
15767 | For Heaven''s sake, Mr. Panther, the state of affairs ai n''t so bad as that, is it?" |
15767 | How could I have continued dealings with such a man? |
15767 | How could that be? |
15767 | How could you get out?" |
15767 | How did you ever happen to do it?" |
15767 | How far off would you say that light is, Panther?" |
15767 | How is the new republic?" |
15767 | How many of the Texans are left? |
15767 | How were Crockett and Bowie? |
15767 | How you feelin''now, Ned?" |
15767 | If the mine was ready, why did they not set the match? |
15767 | If they saw him they could easily ride him down, and what chance would he have with only four bullets in his pouch? |
15767 | Is it not so, Fernando?" |
15767 | Is n''t that so, boys?" |
15767 | It was like Napoleon on the night before Austerlitz, and what was he but the Napoleon of the New World? |
15767 | Listen to that beautiful song, wo n''t you?" |
15767 | Look at these bones, will you? |
15767 | Many replied yes, but then a voice spoke out of the darkness:"What of the wounded, Colonel? |
15767 | Not to give up in the sense of surrender, but to expect death fighting? |
15767 | Now what do you think, Ned?" |
15767 | Or rather, what chance would he have if the pouch contained a hundred? |
15767 | Roylston?" |
15767 | Roylston?" |
15767 | Shall we do it?" |
15767 | Shall we open fire, Colonel?" |
15767 | Thar, do you hear that trumpet blowin''ag''in? |
15767 | The music ceased presently and one of the men said to Ned:"What company?" |
15767 | They were all good comrades together, and what more was to be asked? |
15767 | They''ll sweep the country clean, will they? |
15767 | Wake me up about midnight, wo n''t you?" |
15767 | Was it likely that his friends would ever find this paper, or, if finding it, was it likely that any one of them could ever obtain his inheritance? |
15767 | Was it possible that every man, overpowered by fatigue, had fallen into slumber at such a moment? |
15767 | We do n''t have much chance to travel right now, do we, Bee- Hunter?" |
15767 | Well, what of it? |
15767 | Were other tragedies to be added to that of the Alamo? |
15767 | Were they asleep? |
15767 | Were you with Fannin?" |
15767 | What chance had men without an ounce of food or a drop of water to withstand a siege? |
15767 | What could men without ammunition do against many times their number, well armed? |
15767 | What did a single captive amount to, anyhow? |
15767 | What did you do in the storm, Ned?" |
15767 | What do you say, Ned?" |
15767 | What do you say, Obed?" |
15767 | What do you say, boys, all of you?" |
15767 | What do you say, boys? |
15767 | What do you think about it, Hank?" |
15767 | What do you think we can do, Ned?" |
15767 | What do you want?" |
15767 | What more could be asked by two simple peasants of small wants? |
15767 | What were they doing inside now? |
15767 | When do we get our parole?" |
15767 | Whence had come these shots? |
15767 | Where are Fannin and his men now? |
15767 | Where are the defenders of Refugio? |
15767 | Where were the fair Mexican promises, in accordance with which they had yielded? |
15767 | Why did the Mexican army remain awake so late? |
15767 | Why do you not go north into the states where life is safe?" |
15767 | Why should I not? |
15767 | Why should they be deprived of their part in the festival to follow up a prisoner? |
15767 | Why should they guard a boy when everybody else was getting ready to be merry? |
15767 | Why should they? |
15767 | Why should they? |
15767 | Why should we retreat?" |
15767 | Why was Urrea doing everything, and why were his superiors standing by, evidently a prey to some great nervous strain? |
15767 | Wo n''t you do what I say and slip out of the Alamo while there''s still a chance?" |
15767 | Would his comrades and he ever escape from those walls? |
15767 | Would you let miserable Mexican ponies overtake you? |
15767 | You survived that by a miracle, but where are all your companions in that siege? |
15767 | asked the Panther,"if we told you that Santa Anna an''7,000 men were on the Rio Grande ready to march on San Antonio?" |
15767 | said Ned, pointing to the west,"or is it a firefly or something of the kind?" |
22140 | A flock, did you say? |
22140 | A question? |
22140 | Ai n''t Steve got a jug of molasses? 22140 Ai n''t honey for mas too?" |
22140 | Ai n''t them bones plain enough to see? 22140 And anyway, how are we going to get along without them? |
22140 | And did n''t the other sheep want to adopt him? |
22140 | And did you succeed in doing as he wished? |
22140 | And hear the coyotes? 22140 And how about the ones who had mothers? |
22140 | And that is what you mean by his being peculiar? |
22140 | And we got them all in, did n''t we? |
22140 | And were you all expecting it? |
22140 | And what did he say? |
22140 | And what will you do? |
22140 | And where is he now? |
22140 | And who else do you think is sick? |
22140 | And yet he lives there? |
22140 | Are we going to have nice neighbors? |
22140 | Are you fond of piano music? |
22140 | Are you going out there? |
22140 | Are you good in geography? |
22140 | But how about this woman? |
22140 | But they do have to learn, do n''t they? |
22140 | But what is a man going to do about_ that_? 22140 But,"she insisted, after a pause,"you could n''t have carried more than those four, could you?" |
22140 | Can you play the piano? |
22140 | Did the bees know that you have n''t got any little girl? |
22140 | Did you ever have any trouble with him? |
22140 | Did you hear whether any one went with him? |
22140 | Did you say this was yesterday? |
22140 | Did you? 22140 Do n''t you think it is a pretty good state?" |
22140 | Do you like beans? |
22140 | Do you remember what we studied about gravity? |
22140 | Do you suppose he might think it wrong for us to meddle with his property? |
22140 | Do you think maybe they would think our chimbly was an old hollow tree? 22140 Do_ them_ things go on it?" |
22140 | Does he know anything? |
22140 | Does n''t your ma make them with fringe on? |
22140 | Extra herder or two? |
22140 | Good- morning, Miss Janet--he used the Southern form of address--"are you all ready to leave us?" |
22140 | Has Miss Alice got back yet? |
22140 | Has he shipped yet? |
22140 | Has little Johnnie Martin got his curls cut yet? |
22140 | Has n''t a lamb got to have some milk? |
22140 | Have you got a dishpan? |
22140 | He did n''t usually tell her everything? |
22140 | How did the woman come to be out there? |
22140 | How did you come to know the names of them all? |
22140 | How did you make out, Miss Janet? |
22140 | How does it come that you did n''t go to school to- day, Susie? |
22140 | How in the world could I get a stone? 22140 How long do you suppose that man will take-- at the farthest?" |
22140 | How long has he been gone? |
22140 | How long will it be, Mr. Brown, before everything is running that way? |
22140 | How many lambs might there be in the next day or two, if they really started coming? |
22140 | How much would you give? |
22140 | How''s things doing down home? 22140 I do n''t suppose, then, that a lamb can get right up and follow the flock?" |
22140 | I guess there is n''t any head or foot to this, is there? |
22140 | Is Steve Brown at home? |
22140 | Is he for sale? |
22140 | Is he? 22140 Is the Colonel home?" |
22140 | It looks simple enough, does n''t it? |
22140 | It only takes them a few minutes to learn standing up? |
22140 | Lambs are really quite dependent upon human care, then, are n''t they? |
22140 | Mr. Brown,she said sternly,"why did you not tell me of this before?" |
22140 | Mr. Hicks,she said, turning her head in his direction,"I believe you understand about the rockery?" |
22140 | No? |
22140 | No? |
22140 | Oh!--another little lamb? |
22140 | Oh, did she? |
22140 | People spoil everything, do n''t they? 22140 Really, it is quite a problem, is n''t it?" |
22140 | Really? |
22140 | Shall I go over with you? |
22140 | That examiner is a kind of a cocky little rooster, is n''t he? |
22140 | The lamb band? |
22140 | The railroad''s getting real extravagant, ai n''t it? |
22140 | Then Harding did n''t quit on his own hook? |
22140 | Then you have a great deal to do? |
22140 | Then, why should she tell him that? |
22140 | There is really a great deal to think of, is n''t there? |
22140 | They always did tell her, then? |
22140 | Was he stubborn? |
22140 | Was he sure that was Steve Brown? |
22140 | We might as well get it while we''re right here, do n''t you think? 22140 Well, do n''t you see if the chimney was all full of honey he would get it all over his clothes? |
22140 | Well, then, could n''t I be of some assistance-- if I stay? |
22140 | Well, then; while they are answering each other, does she go to the lamb or does the lamb go to her? |
22140 | What are you going to do to- morrow? |
22140 | What do you think of it, Al? |
22140 | What do you think of it, Mrs. Plympton? 22140 What do you think of it?" |
22140 | What do you think? |
22140 | What have they got? |
22140 | What hurt does that do? |
22140 | What is it that''s ailin''them? 22140 What kind of questions does that fellow ask when he examines people?" |
22140 | What time is it? |
22140 | What was it? |
22140 | What will we do? 22140 What!--right now?" |
22140 | What''s cattle bringing now? |
22140 | What''s doing in town? 22140 What''s robber lambs?" |
22140 | What''s your hurry, Susie? 22140 What? |
22140 | Where at? |
22140 | Where did you hear that, Kitty? |
22140 | Who had him? |
22140 | Who went up to Chicago with them? |
22140 | Who''s got what? |
22140 | Whose sheep''s he herdin''? |
22140 | Why did n''t we all say something? |
22140 | Why did n''t you_ say_ you were nearly dead? |
22140 | Why did n''t_ you_ say something? |
22140 | Why, no; what is it? |
22140 | Why,exclaimed Janet,"does_ he_ think of joining the Rangers?" |
22140 | Why-- do you know? |
22140 | Will you be going back to Ohio, possibly? |
22140 | Yes; but is n''t he unusually smart? |
22140 | You did? 22140 You like Texas?" |
22140 | You say she wore a felt hat? 22140 You say she wore a white collar and cuffs and a black felt hat?" |
22140 | Your father knew Houston, did n''t he? |
22140 | _ Did n''t I tell you Ed Curtis saw the same woman?_said Todd, now growing assertive. |
22140 | _ I thought I ought to tell you._Why ought? |
22140 | ''But you do n''t expect to go cussing into that cemetery, do you?'' |
22140 | A man has got to use language to oxen, and what is he going to say? |
22140 | A man would carry them back to the corral; why not she? |
22140 | And all about his mother?" |
22140 | And all over_ her_ clothes? |
22140 | And an extra tail?" |
22140 | And did he do her justice? |
22140 | And if a horse was dragging a stake- rope would n''t Tuck Reedy know it?" |
22140 | And if there was anybody else around would n''t they be eating supper with them? |
22140 | And maybe about his house?" |
22140 | And of course stones are not very plentiful around here--""Why do n''t you go and take some out of Steve Brown''s rockery? |
22140 | And these wild range cattle; how might they take the presence of a woman, never having seen one before? |
22140 | And was light- haired?" |
22140 | And white legs? |
22140 | Anything new there?" |
22140 | Anything new?" |
22140 | Are the men folks gone somewhere?" |
22140 | Are you partial to orphans?" |
22140 | Are you ready for the question?" |
22140 | Brown?" |
22140 | Brown?" |
22140 | Brown?" |
22140 | But why do we speak of stones? |
22140 | Could n''t she see that this lamb had a white head? |
22140 | Could we get you to haul them back for us?" |
22140 | Did he do anything that was n''t on the square?" |
22140 | Did he let them understand how well- bred and refined and good- looking she was? |
22140 | Did n''t he let you pass?" |
22140 | Did you ever hear about the time I hauled that tombstone for him?" |
22140 | Did you see it?" |
22140 | Did you see the dog throw him?" |
22140 | Do n''t you think, Mr. Brown, that that man is quite certain to get back sometime to- day?" |
22140 | Do you mean that_ now_--for keeps?" |
22140 | Do you suppose, Mr. Hicks, that he will have any difficulty finding that horse and getting it back here? |
22140 | Do you wonder that sheep- herders go crazy? |
22140 | Does n''t it seem funny for a person to go through a formality like that just because-- well, just because?" |
22140 | Going where?" |
22140 | Has n''t Steve got any sweetenin''?" |
22140 | Have you got all through with your work?" |
22140 | He does n''t look exactly natural, does he? |
22140 | Hicks?" |
22140 | How can_ he_ help it?" |
22140 | How could Tuck Reedy tell she was alone just by the light of the fire? |
22140 | How did the bees come to go down your chimbly?" |
22140 | How did you know so quick that I was back? |
22140 | How far might it be now? |
22140 | How long had she been waiting for him? |
22140 | How long? |
22140 | How would you like to have your curls all full of molasses?" |
22140 | How''s Susie getting along these days?" |
22140 | How''s your ma? |
22140 | I do n''t see any use in waiting a long time, do you?" |
22140 | I do n''t suppose those stones are in any particular hurry, are they?" |
22140 | I do n''t suppose, Miss Janet, there is any_ doubt_ that you will pass?" |
22140 | I do n''t suppose--""Why, are you in some sort of trouble?" |
22140 | I say, what have they_ got_?" |
22140 | I wonder when Jonas Hicks will get back?" |
22140 | If the whole surrounding country went"cross- lots"over his land, there was no objection; what difference did it make? |
22140 | If there was no danger at all, and he felt that she would be afraid, why did he change his mind? |
22140 | If they came and stopped your chimney all up with honey, how would Santa Claus ever get down? |
22140 | If you were teaching just ten or twelve children, would n''t it strike you as rather foolish to call the roll every morning? |
22140 | In what way?" |
22140 | Is she well?" |
22140 | It is a very beautiful day, is n''t it?" |
22140 | It was like offering final proof that he had not admired her flowers, really; and what was his defense? |
22140 | Now what should she do? |
22140 | Now, how do you suppose those plants ever_ knew_ I was coming? |
22140 | Plympton-- re- e- eally?" |
22140 | Possibly, if the truth were known, Lot''s wife desired to be turned into a pillar of salt-- who can tell? |
22140 | Suspicion? |
22140 | The one that stepped in the sugar bowl?" |
22140 | Then how shall she set safe bounds? |
22140 | They become-- what do you call it-- extinguished?" |
22140 | Were you sure that you could find your way all alone?" |
22140 | Were you watching for me so that you could bring over the pie?" |
22140 | What I mean is,_ will_ you marry me? |
22140 | What could he be doing down there? |
22140 | What did he do?" |
22140 | What do you expect of a horse that is just out of the poor- house? |
22140 | What does that stand for, Susie?" |
22140 | What had been his history up to the time that had happened? |
22140 | What might this mean? |
22140 | What sort of a certificate did that little-- examiner-- give you?" |
22140 | What sort of man was he? |
22140 | What thinking? |
22140 | What was the matter with the man who was running this part of the world? |
22140 | What woman?" |
22140 | What''s the use feeling when the package is open?" |
22140 | Whenever she thought of bringing the story to an end, her mind confronted her with the question, What next? |
22140 | Which part of that horizon had she come from-- what point in space? |
22140 | Which way should she turn, or how conduct herself? |
22140 | Who gave you the dolly?" |
22140 | Why then had he found any difficulty in doing it with her? |
22140 | Will some one make a motion to that effect?" |
22140 | Will you find a place to sleep? |
22140 | Will you put honey on their pancakes?" |
22140 | Wo n''t you have some more coffee?" |
22140 | Wo n''t you stay a while and have a piece of pie?" |
22140 | Would it be all right if they had to stay out on the prairie till the next day?" |
22140 | Would not any one naturally have done so? |
22140 | Would you?" |
22140 | You got supper, did n''t you? |
22140 | You surely ca n''t carry them all?" |
22140 | Your father was a pioneer, was n''t he?" |
22140 | _ Why had he not informed her of this before_? |
22186 | A bridge? 22186 A man?" |
22186 | Ai n''t I suffered enough already? 22186 Alone?" |
22186 | Am I right, leftenant? |
22186 | And Dan was with you? |
22186 | And do you think I did wrong, father? |
22186 | And have you seen Carlos Martine since? |
22186 | And how have you been, Pompey? |
22186 | And what are they going to do next? |
22186 | And what brought you here? |
22186 | And what is that? |
22186 | And where are they? |
22186 | And which way did he go? |
22186 | And who are the soldiers you speak about? |
22186 | And you saw him? |
22186 | And you, Alton? |
22186 | Another signal to attack? |
22186 | Any alarm, Poke? |
22186 | Anyway,he added, with a peculiar smile,"do you believe in giving up your arms?" |
22186 | Are all of the mustangs safe? |
22186 | Are they coming, Poke? |
22186 | Are they really coming? |
22186 | Are we attacked by Indians? |
22186 | Are you a Mexican army officer? |
22186 | Are you after them? 22186 Are you alone?" |
22186 | Are you and Ralph safe? |
22186 | Are you goin''to give me dat drink? |
22186 | Are you going to let him go without doing anything? |
22186 | Are you hit? |
22186 | Are you much hurt, Readwell? |
22186 | Are you sure? |
22186 | Artillery? |
22186 | Broke jail? |
22186 | But how came you to be up? |
22186 | But what are you doing here, and why do you wish to make me a prisoner? 22186 But what if Santa Anna send out a large army to crush us?" |
22186 | But what of Ralph? |
22186 | But what of money in the desk? |
22186 | But what of the dead-- were the things in their pockets buried with them? |
22186 | But why ca n''t we escape? |
22186 | But will they hold a mere boy like that? |
22186 | Ca n''t we catch him, Poke? 22186 Can I do anything for you?" |
22186 | Can it be a camp- fire? |
22186 | Can we get back to them? |
22186 | Can you bring down a bird on the wing? |
22186 | Can you catch him? |
22186 | Can you make out anything yet? |
22186 | Can you see anything? |
22186 | Can you swim with that wounded shoulder? |
22186 | Come ashore, or we''ll shoot you; do you hear? |
22186 | Did anybody make a hunt for him? |
22186 | Did de sodgers git away? |
22186 | Did you hear that, lad? |
22186 | Did you see Big Foot? |
22186 | Do I? 22186 Do they know that you saw them?" |
22186 | Do ye wonder I''m a single man? |
22186 | Do you believe it is true that Colonel Fannin has been defeated? |
22186 | Do you expect me to believe you,--after what has happened here, and after that affair of the deer? |
22186 | Do you know him? |
22186 | Do you know the way to Bexar? |
22186 | Do you know why I came this way? |
22186 | Do you really think he''ll do such a barbarous thing, Poke? |
22186 | Do you see anything of father? |
22186 | Do you see dat? |
22186 | Do you think he leaped into the water? |
22186 | Do you think he''ll bring the others down on us now? |
22186 | Do you think they will be caught? |
22186 | Do you think this leads to the river? |
22186 | Do you think we will win out? |
22186 | Father, did you hear that? |
22186 | From whence do you come? |
22186 | Goin''ter starve me to death? |
22186 | Gone this way? |
22186 | Gone? |
22186 | Got scared? 22186 Ha, boy, are you alone?" |
22186 | Have you got your lasso ready? |
22186 | Have you heard anything more of the Mexicans? |
22186 | He come back soon? |
22186 | Henry, are you badly hurt? |
22186 | How are you? |
22186 | How can I help myself? |
22186 | How can they be patriotic, and follow such a man as Santa Anna, who is continually leading all Mexico by the nose? 22186 How did you come to go after them?" |
22186 | How long do you suppose it will be before father gets back? |
22186 | How many are there, all told? |
22186 | How many of them do you think? |
22186 | I heard no shot; did you? |
22186 | I wonder what became of the mustang, and where Ralph and the ponies are? |
22186 | I wonder what started her up? |
22186 | I wonder where it runs to? |
22186 | If there is trouble, can I rely upon you to give me warning? |
22186 | In war- paint? |
22186 | Indian squaw in dare? |
22186 | Is Martine still at San Felipe? |
22186 | Is anything missing? |
22186 | Is it all right? |
22186 | Is it father? |
22186 | Is that you? |
22186 | Is yo''ready to talk? |
22186 | Is your gun all right? |
22186 | It''s him, eh, Dan? |
22186 | Man or beast? |
22186 | Mexican artillery? |
22186 | Mexican soldiers? |
22186 | Now what did you do with the papers? |
22186 | Of course they followed you? |
22186 | Oh, will you? |
22186 | Poke, what had we best do? |
22186 | Ralph is missing,put in Lieutenant Radbury; and then added, quickly,"Do you know anything of him, Big Foot?" |
22186 | Right away? |
22186 | Shall I fire a signal? |
22186 | Shall we allow that? |
22186 | Shall we go too? |
22186 | Shot? |
22186 | Sick, eh? 22186 So it is morning?" |
22186 | So you are glad to see me, eh? |
22186 | So you are willing to talk now, Stiger? |
22186 | Supposing I refuse to give up the deer? |
22186 | That''s true, Ralph, but do you want to stay here long enough to skin him? |
22186 | The other boy? 22186 The question is, what next? |
22186 | The same? |
22186 | Then I must be almost as far from Bexar? |
22186 | Then tell me why you tried to blow up my cabin? |
22186 | Then they are together? |
22186 | Then what are you going to do, if the greasers demand your guns and pistols, as they demanded that cannon? |
22186 | Then why not take a trip to San Antonio and find him? |
22186 | Then you did n''t kill him? |
22186 | Then you do not know where he is? |
22186 | Then you saw more of them? |
22186 | They are having a lively tussle, are n''t they? |
22186 | They may-- Hello, what''s this coming along the trail? 22186 Think it? |
22186 | To locate the greasers? |
22186 | To where? |
22186 | Too late? |
22186 | Was I asleep? 22186 We missed it altogether on the white mustang and on Carlos Martine, did n''t we?" |
22186 | Well, if we do fight''em and obtain our liberty, what then? |
22186 | Well, it is not mine, so why should I care? 22186 Well, we''re going to keep the regular muskets and army stores, are n''t we?" |
22186 | Well, what are ye going to do? |
22186 | Well, who do you imagine the other man was? 22186 What are ye a- doin''here?" |
22186 | What are you doing there? |
22186 | What are you going to do with me? |
22186 | What became of the man, Pompey? |
22186 | What brought you here, boy? |
22186 | What did you see? |
22186 | What do I think? |
22186 | What do ye mean, leftenant? |
22186 | What do you make of this, father? |
22186 | What do you mean? |
22186 | What do you suppose he was going to do, if he had gotten close to the cabin? |
22186 | What does this mean? |
22186 | What for? 22186 What has been stolen?" |
22186 | What have you done with them? |
22186 | What if we ca n''t get out this way? |
22186 | What if we starve you out? |
22186 | What is it, Chester? |
22186 | What is it, Dan? |
22186 | What of the white mustang? |
22186 | What of the wounded? |
22186 | What papers do you mean? |
22186 | What shall we do? |
22186 | What soldiers? |
22186 | What you want now? |
22186 | What''s gone? |
22186 | What''s that, Dan? |
22186 | What''s that? |
22186 | What''s up? |
22186 | When was this? |
22186 | When? |
22186 | Where are the soldiers? |
22186 | Where did ye spot the critter? |
22186 | Where is he now? |
22186 | Where is he? |
22186 | Where little brudder Raf? |
22186 | Where to? |
22186 | Where was he, Dan? |
22186 | Where white boy''s fadder? |
22186 | Where? 22186 White boy have no medicine for Wolf Ear?" |
22186 | Who are you? |
22186 | Who calls? |
22186 | Who fired the shot? |
22186 | Who is the government of Mexico? |
22186 | Who knows but what we may meet some Indians on the way? |
22186 | Why did n''t you leave me alone from the start? |
22186 | Why, Ralph, was that you I heard shooting? 22186 Will it do much harm?" |
22186 | Will it ever be as civilised, Dan? 22186 Will you go back with us?" |
22186 | Will you join the army, father? |
22186 | With you? |
22186 | You are certain of this? |
22186 | You are certain? |
22186 | You are not real sure it was an Indian? |
22186 | You are quite sure you are alone? |
22186 | You are quite well? |
22186 | You are struck? |
22186 | You are sure on that? 22186 You are telling me the truth?" |
22186 | You are, Poke; do you know what it was? |
22186 | You got the deer, what more do you want? |
22186 | You have had nothing, eh? |
22186 | You surrender? |
22186 | You think the Indians really intend to attack us? |
22186 | You''ll fight first, wo n''t you? |
22186 | You''re after that Hank Stiger, I take it? |
22186 | And what of father?" |
22186 | Are either of you wounded?" |
22186 | At what?" |
22186 | But did you notice how wet the passageway is getting?" |
22186 | But father-- do you know anything of him?" |
22186 | But the question is, which way shall we turn next?" |
22186 | But what is he doing away out here?" |
22186 | But what''s the trouble? |
22186 | But why must we both be armed? |
22186 | Could some wild animal have carried him off?" |
22186 | Dan, he''s got to give it up, has n''t he?" |
22186 | Did he have a fight with any of the Indians?" |
22186 | Did you have any money in the desk?" |
22186 | Do you believe he''ll come back to make more trouble?" |
22186 | Do you know anything of my father?" |
22186 | Do you suppose they are driving off the cattle on the range?" |
22186 | Do you think the Indians are close by?" |
22186 | Has anything happened here while we have been away?" |
22186 | How had we best get at him?" |
22186 | How in the world did you come here?" |
22186 | How is it up thar, Ralph?" |
22186 | How long have we been here?" |
22186 | I wonder what Santa Anna will do next?" |
22186 | Is he alone?" |
22186 | Is the gun loaded?" |
22186 | Now what do you think of that?" |
22186 | See that black line over yonder? |
22186 | Surely you do n''t count me a prisoner of war?" |
22186 | Then why did n''t you say so afore?" |
22186 | Then you have seen my brother?" |
22186 | Then, as the men formed to march, the single fifer struck up the popular tune of the day,"Will You Come to the Bower?" |
22186 | Was his brother lost in the timber, or had he fallen in with the Indians? |
22186 | What are you doing here?" |
22186 | What can that mean?" |
22186 | What government?" |
22186 | What have you been doing,--eating and drinking too much?" |
22186 | What if Santa Anna storms the place some night, with several thousand men? |
22186 | What in thunder are you doing out here?" |
22186 | What was he going to do with that?" |
22186 | When was the robbery committed?" |
22186 | Where Big Foot find Good Dan if have news for him?" |
22186 | Where are we?" |
22186 | Where did your report come from?" |
22186 | Where is Ralph?" |
22186 | Where is father? |
22186 | Where is he?" |
22186 | Where?" |
22186 | Who goes?" |
22186 | Why, then, did they remain? |
22186 | Would he ever see those loved ones again? |
22186 | You have no idea where he is now?" |
22186 | You remember the signal I gave you?" |
22186 | _ I shall never surrender, or retreat!_"Could anything be more unflinchingly patriotic than that? |
22186 | ai n''t you Amos Radbury''s youngster?" |
22186 | and is it really you?" |
22186 | he said, in guttural tones, meaning"How do you do?" |
22186 | what are you doing with that deer?" |
22057 | A man on a strawberry roan, yuh say? 22057 A short fella gave yuh that? |
22057 | Afraid to draw like a man? |
22057 | And Jack Hahdy? |
22057 | And the next thing? |
22057 | And what,asked the governor pleasantly,"do you expect me to do?" |
22057 | And yo''re backin''thet statement up-- how? |
22057 | Are those the don''s men? |
22057 | Are yo''all right, Tip? |
22057 | Are yo''all right, son? |
22057 | Are yo''interested in the San Felipe district? |
22057 | Are yo''sure,said Kid Wolf with deadly quietness,"that the moon wo n''t be red?" |
22057 | Are you the hombre that caused all the stir back in San Felipe? |
22057 | Are yuh goin''to return that money? |
22057 | Are yuh hintin''that I''m a crook? |
22057 | Are yuh hurt? |
22057 | Are yuh seein''mah bet? |
22057 | Are yuh starin''at me? |
22057 | Are yuh tryin''to mind my business? |
22057 | As a spy? |
22057 | Bill,he muttered,"did n''t yuh hear somethin''?" |
22057 | Boys, will yuh take me for a friend? |
22057 | Boys,he asked slowly,"do yuh want jobs?" |
22057 | But supposin''yore I O U ai n''t good? |
22057 | But who ever heard o''gettin''cattle out o''Old Mexico after they''ve once been driven in? |
22057 | But why should yuh want my claim in San Simon? |
22057 | But yo''re not goin''? |
22057 | By the way, can yo''tell me where I can find a Mistah Mullhall, a Mistah Anton, a Mistah Lathum, a Mistah Wise, and a Mistah Steve Stacy? |
22057 | Ca n''t they see I''m a friend? |
22057 | Can we beat''em to Mexican Tanks? |
22057 | Did yo''offah ten thousand dollahs fo''the S Bar Ranch? |
22057 | Did yuh shoot the big brute? |
22057 | Did yuh tear the hide offn him? 22057 Do we mind?" |
22057 | Do yo''know this man? |
22057 | Do yo''mind if I throw in with yo''? |
22057 | Do yo''want to sell, ma''am? |
22057 | Do yuh have business with me? |
22057 | Excuse me, sir,said the bartender,"but yore drink?" |
22057 | Guess yuh''ll find some plenty bad ones here in Skull County, eh, Kid? |
22057 | Has n''t she any relatives? |
22057 | Has this four- flusher been up to his tricks again? |
22057 | Have yuh been in Skull long? 22057 Honestly?" |
22057 | How about lettin''us go, too? |
22057 | How about those four by the fire? |
22057 | How do yuh expect yore hoss to get to us? |
22057 | How far is it to his headquartahs at Agua Frio? |
22057 | How far to Mexican Tanks? |
22057 | How long have yo''been like this? |
22057 | How many cards? |
22057 | How many men did he take with him? |
22057 | How much did Majah Stovah pay yo''to quit? |
22057 | How would yuh like,tempted the man who had styled himself Gentleman John,"to make a hundred dollars a day?" |
22057 | How''d yo''like to make some spahks fly yo''selves? |
22057 | I trust yo''are in good health? |
22057 | If-- if I sign, yo''ll let me go? |
22057 | Is anything wrong? |
22057 | Is it The Terror? |
22057 | Is it words yo''want,drawled the Texan, drawing up his snowy mount,"or bullets?" |
22057 | Is that so? |
22057 | Is there any chance o''help? |
22057 | Is there anything I can do? |
22057 | Is this-- ah-- Gentleman John the right sort of hombre? |
22057 | Just who is he? |
22057 | Know those mahks? |
22057 | May I ask,spoke The Kid softly,"why yo''have reduced yo''offah?" |
22057 | Modoc,he drawled,"what color will the moon be to- night?" |
22057 | No? |
22057 | No? |
22057 | No? |
22057 | Now will yo''believe me,asked the Texan,"when I tell yo''that Blizzahd''s a smaht hoss?" |
22057 | Pahdon me, ma''am,he drawled,"but is theah anything I can do fo''yo'', aside from bein''a tahget in yo''gun practice?" |
22057 | Perfect place fer an ambush, ai n''t it? |
22057 | Quit? |
22057 | Quià © n sabe? |
22057 | Really, Dave,he drawled,"do yo''think I''d let Garvey get away with that? |
22057 | See those black dots against the sky over there? 22057 Señor Wolf, to show your good faith, will you be kind enough to lay your weapons on my desk? |
22057 | So yo''have her where yo''want her, have yo''? |
22057 | Still set on it? |
22057 | The choice? |
22057 | The hat? 22057 The what?" |
22057 | Then why are you here, fool? |
22057 | Then,asked the governor slowly,"you refuse, señor?" |
22057 | This Majah Stovah-- is he an army officer? |
22057 | This upstart, or me? 22057 Well, are yuh gettin''in the game?" |
22057 | Well,the ranchman''s words came slowly,"what do yuh want with me?" |
22057 | What about it, men? 22057 What are yuh doin''?" |
22057 | What are yuh fumblin''at in there? 22057 What can I do fo''yo''?" |
22057 | What color will the moon be to- night? |
22057 | What could we do against sixty Apaches? |
22057 | What did I ever-- ever do to deserve this happiness? |
22057 | What did yore note mean? |
22057 | What do yo''say, Blizzahd? |
22057 | What do you mean? |
22057 | What do yuh want here? |
22057 | What do yuh want with me? |
22057 | What does that signify? |
22057 | What good is it to know? |
22057 | What have yo''? |
22057 | What is it to yuh? |
22057 | What makes yo''think so? |
22057 | What name did yuh say? |
22057 | What rivah was that yo''crossed a few days ago? |
22057 | What yuh do about it? |
22057 | What''s happened to yore gun? |
22057 | What''s on the program? |
22057 | What''s on yore mind? |
22057 | What''s the idea now? |
22057 | What''s the matter,''Tip''? |
22057 | What''s the trouble? |
22057 | What''s up, Garvey? |
22057 | What''s yo''name? |
22057 | What''s yore little game? 22057 What''s yore message?" |
22057 | What''s yore plan, Kid? |
22057 | Wheah are yo''headed fo''now? |
22057 | Wheah''s the guard? |
22057 | Wheah''s yo''brother now? |
22057 | Where are you goin'', Kid? |
22057 | Where is he? |
22057 | Where yuh goin'', Kid? |
22057 | Where''s it from? |
22057 | Where''s the other men-- the two riders on duty with Joe? |
22057 | Where''s yore credentials? |
22057 | Who are you? |
22057 | Who are yuh goin''to believe? |
22057 | Who are yuh, and what do yuh want? |
22057 | Who did this thing? |
22057 | Who do yo''think I am, ma''am? |
22057 | Who in blazes are you? |
22057 | Who in blazes are you? |
22057 | Who is thet with yuh? |
22057 | Who is this man? |
22057 | Who suggested that yo''quit? |
22057 | Who-- who are yuh? |
22057 | Whoever heard of a gunman making that much honestly? |
22057 | Why did yo''shoot that man? |
22057 | Why, where are yuh goin''? |
22057 | Why,asked Kid Wolf slowly,"do they call that hombre''Blacksnake''?" |
22057 | Why,he asked calmly,"should I mutilate this po''man''s hat?" |
22057 | Will he make it? |
22057 | Will the señor have his eyes bandaged? 22057 Will they give us breakfast?" |
22057 | Will yo''have to sell the Diamond D now? |
22057 | Will yo''kindly stick up yo''hands, gentlemen,the Texan drawled,"while yo''re explainin''?" |
22057 | With me? |
22057 | Wo n''t the law help yo''? |
22057 | Wo n''t yuh take a half interest in the S Bar, Kid? |
22057 | Yes? |
22057 | Yes? |
22057 | Yo''know who the rustlers were? |
22057 | You will have men there to receive them? |
22057 | You''re surely not through already, are you, boys? |
22057 | Your business with me, señor? |
22057 | Your name, señor? |
22057 | Yuh admit yuh marked them cards? |
22057 | Yuh wo n''t come along? |
22057 | Ah, did n''t I tell you that the Americans are bluffers, like their game of poker? |
22057 | And The Terror himself? |
22057 | And now where was the wagon train? |
22057 | And the only good cattle lands for a hundred miles are just south of theah, is n''t that so?" |
22057 | And what plainsman of that day had n''t? |
22057 | And who are yuh?" |
22057 | And you?" |
22057 | Are yo''game?" |
22057 | Are yo''signin''?" |
22057 | As Kid Wolf came closer to the fire, he was hailed in turn:"What color will the moon be to- night?" |
22057 | Blindfolded, yes?" |
22057 | But do yuh know what was in that powder keg yuh used?" |
22057 | But in that case, what would become of the wagon train, with no one to save them from The Terror? |
22057 | But wheah''s the othah two?" |
22057 | But where were the longhorns now? |
22057 | But, tell me, who are you-- to do this for a stranger, a woman you''ve never seen before? |
22057 | Can yo''stick it out till then?" |
22057 | Could his friend, the gallant Texan, have met death? |
22057 | Cruelty might lurk there, perhaps, or friendliness-- who could say? |
22057 | Do n''t yo''know what I did while the rest of yo''were tippin''back the stagecoach? |
22057 | Do you wish to buy a ranch, señor? |
22057 | Ees it not cheap, amigo?" |
22057 | Enjoyin''a little game o''cahds?" |
22057 | Expect to stay hereabouts for a while?" |
22057 | First o''all, do any of yuh know Kid Wolf?" |
22057 | Had The Terror already struck? |
22057 | Had his man, Josà ©, forgotten to lock the gate? |
22057 | Had the south herd gone the way of the other? |
22057 | Harry Thomas finally broke it:"How did yuh know me? |
22057 | He leaned across the table to whisper:"How about all that money in that poker game down in Mariposa? |
22057 | He was more startled still, however, when Modoc whispered in a voice just loud enough for him to hear:"What color will the moon be to- night?" |
22057 | How d''ye know I''m a sheriff?" |
22057 | How much do yo''suppose the S Bar is wo''th, Anton?" |
22057 | If he had made a friend, was that friend afraid to speak to him? |
22057 | If the latter, what had he meant by his strange expression:"What color will the moon be to- night?" |
22057 | If yuh don''t----""And if we do n''t?" |
22057 | In the morning? |
22057 | Is it a bargain?" |
22057 | Is it true yo''re goin''there to run the place for the old woman?" |
22057 | Is n''t there any law heah?" |
22057 | Is theah a sho''t cut to his ranch?" |
22057 | May I help yo''?" |
22057 | No? |
22057 | Now what''s yore answer?" |
22057 | Or did he mean anything at all? |
22057 | Or have you bought? |
22057 | Or perhaps the señor does not know the Spanish?" |
22057 | Or would his execution be delayed, perhaps for days? |
22057 | Pahdon, but have n''t yo''forgotten somethin''?" |
22057 | Quià © n sabe?" |
22057 | Savvy? |
22057 | Savvy?" |
22057 | Savvy?" |
22057 | Savvy?" |
22057 | Shall we stop heah, Blizzahd?" |
22057 | The mortgage----""Who would yo''sell to?" |
22057 | The people of the wagon train answered his shout:"Shore yo''wo n''t go on with us?" |
22057 | The town of Mariposa lies just over the bordah, am I right? |
22057 | Was Quiroz playing a crafty game? |
22057 | Was he now seeing it for the last time? |
22057 | Was he really insane, or was it just obstinacy? |
22057 | Was it a trap of some kind? |
22057 | Was it here that he was to go? |
22057 | Was it his imagination, or was a look flashed between the half- breed and several of the men in the room? |
22057 | Was the entire ranch personnel in San Felipe? |
22057 | Was the man insane? |
22057 | Was the wagon train being led to its doom by a madman? |
22057 | Was there a note in that paper ball? |
22057 | What business is it of his?" |
22057 | What can I do now?" |
22057 | What deep plot was behind that seemingly meaningless query? |
22057 | What did Modoc mean by his low- voiced, mysterious query? |
22057 | What do yo''intend to do, sah?" |
22057 | What do yo''say we rustle back that herd o''longhorns that Hardy stole from Tip''s dad?" |
22057 | What do yuh think o''this?" |
22057 | What happened? |
22057 | What if they do fill me with lead? |
22057 | What time is it?" |
22057 | What was Hardy up to? |
22057 | What were they waiting for? |
22057 | What would become of him, if he, Kid Wolf, died? |
22057 | What''s the matter? |
22057 | What''s yo''verdict?" |
22057 | Wheah can we go?" |
22057 | Wheah''s yo''men?" |
22057 | When was he to be shot? |
22057 | Where is this wagon train, sah?" |
22057 | Where to, now?" |
22057 | Where was he to find it? |
22057 | Where was he? |
22057 | Where were they bound for? |
22057 | Where you goin''?" |
22057 | Who was this hombre? |
22057 | Who''s with me?" |
22057 | Why do n''t yuh kill me and finish me?" |
22057 | Why this covered grave?" |
22057 | Will I find them in San Felipe?" |
22057 | Will yo''kindly poke yo''hands into the atmospheah?" |
22057 | Will yuh take''em?" |
22057 | Wo n''t yo''tell me yo''story? |
22057 | Wo n''t you help me?" |
22057 | Would Blizzard take it, or refuse? |
22057 | Would Blizzard take it? |
22057 | Would he again attempt to batter down the door and force a way in, under cover of darkness this time? |
22057 | Would he find his friend, the Texan? |
22057 | Would he get a bullet for his pains? |
22057 | Would the Texan make it? |
22057 | Yo''deal in lands, I believe?" |
22057 | You understand, señor? |
22057 | Yuh promise to try?" |
22057 | _ Como esta usted?_""_ Buenas noches_,"returned The Kid, with easy politeness. |
60797 | Absolutely devoted boy, is n''t he? 60797 Ai n''t it, now?" |
60797 | Ai n''t none of you ridin''to town? |
60797 | All of''em? |
60797 | And the Circle Bar lays right up the valley from the Lazy S. Anybody at Shumway''s would be sure to see the Circle Bar if she was burnin'', I guess? |
60797 | And what''s the answer to the durned thing? |
60797 | Any objections? |
60797 | Any of the Running Dog outfit in town? |
60797 | Are you Fisher o''Pecos County? |
60797 | Are you sure-- are you sure about what you saw? 60797 Are you threatening me?" |
60797 | Brady? |
60797 | But how in time are we goin''to git away from here? |
60797 | But s''pose anybody with money buys in the place and pays off the mortgage? |
60797 | By that brand, you must ha''come up from the south, Robinson? 60797 By the way, I s''pose you ai n''t related to Pincher Brady? |
60797 | Call you Mister Arnold over there, would they? |
60797 | Dead-- Miguel dead? |
60797 | Did I say? 60797 Did you get him?" |
60797 | Do n''t mind if I smoke, Stella? |
60797 | Does that look like it? |
60797 | Does that satisfy you? 60797 Feelin''your oats a heap, eh? |
60797 | For how much? 60797 Friend of yours?" |
60797 | Friends of yours? |
60797 | Friends? 60797 Funerals? |
60797 | Get down and roll me one, will you? 60797 Got any objections?" |
60797 | Got your saddle handy? |
60797 | Him? |
60797 | Hope you ai n''t lost any nerve lately, Buck? 60797 How come? |
60797 | How come? |
60797 | How goes it this morning, Miguel? |
60797 | How ye goin''to work it? |
60797 | How? 60797 Huh?" |
60797 | I do n''t s''pose you gents could direct me? |
60797 | I do n''t suppose, by any chance, you were looking for Sam Fisher? |
60797 | I never''lowed it was, did I? |
60797 | I s''pose you got reason for being so roundabout? |
60797 | If I do n''t do it, then what? |
60797 | If you ai n''t got no objections, Jake, where''s Matt Brady and Knute? |
60797 | Is that the truth? |
60797 | Jest come from town? 60797 Laredo?" |
60797 | Law? |
60797 | Leave you here? |
60797 | Live bunch, ai n''t it? |
60797 | Looks a whole lot like whoever wants the work done had ought to be able to handle some part of it his ownself, do n''t it? |
60797 | Made you weep a lot, huh? |
60797 | Matt Brady? |
60797 | Matt Brady? |
60797 | Me? 60797 Me? |
60797 | Me? |
60797 | Meaning what, pardner? |
60797 | Miss Stella inside? 60797 My gosh, have you gone crazy or what, feller? |
60797 | None of your business, is it? 60797 Not hearing?" |
60797 | Now the only question is-- who''s a- comin''? 60797 Now you''ve seen the mistake, let''s have a drink, hey?" |
60797 | Now, me lad,pursued Mike over his shotgun,"what''s this tale ye been tellin''?" |
60797 | Oh, he did, did he? 60797 Oh, him?" |
60797 | Oh, you ai n''t reachin''for it, huh? 60797 Orders to meet me? |
60797 | Pull the mortgage stuff on Estella, polite but firm, savvy? 60797 Rescue him? |
60797 | Right after I got back to the Lazy S, Buck and this feller Chuck rode home, savvy? 60797 Rope him?" |
60797 | Rope him? |
60797 | S''pose Jake''s all right? |
60797 | Sam Fisher and Arnold are bound to come that way from the Lazy S when they see the smoke, ai n''t they? |
60797 | Sam, what do you want that preacher for? |
60797 | Satisfied, sheriff? |
60797 | She''s his sister, eh? |
60797 | So it ai n''t a dream after all, Buck? 60797 So long as you keep out of it, you''re not in it; get the idea? |
60797 | Some stuck up over sudden promotion, ai n''t you, Sandy? |
60797 | Steve, can I trust you to turn in back there and say nothin''--keep your head level-- just be nice and polite to Buck and his man Chuck Hansom? 60797 Stranger, are you jest plain fool, or ignerant?" |
60797 | That''s sure the way to show up, is n''t it? |
60797 | The-- mortgage? |
60797 | Then,drawled Robinson,"I reckon you done heard of Pete Hendricks?" |
60797 | They tried the old game on the stranger, eh? 60797 This ai n''t a holdup, is it?" |
60797 | Threaten you? 60797 Tryin''to ride me, are ye?" |
60797 | Turned dumb, have you? 60797 Want trouble, do ye?" |
60797 | Was it as bad as that? |
60797 | Well, gents? 60797 Were n''t you looking for me?" |
60797 | What about Jake Harper? |
60797 | What about that killin''up on the north road? |
60797 | What at? |
60797 | What do you mean? 60797 What for?" |
60797 | What happened after they shot Cervantes? |
60797 | What kind of a game are you playing, anyway? |
60797 | What ye doin''here? |
60797 | What ye tryin''to do-- stir up trouble a time like this? 60797 What you aim to do?" |
60797 | What you so dummed curious about Murphy for? |
60797 | What you want to go for, Jake? |
60797 | What you want to run for, then? |
60797 | What''d you drop him for? 60797 What''d you say your name was?" |
60797 | What''ll it be now? |
60797 | What''s all the excitement about in town? |
60797 | What''s the big idea, Buck? |
60797 | What? 60797 Where we off for?" |
60797 | Where ye headin''for? |
60797 | Where you goin'', Red? |
60797 | Where''s Jake Harper, d''you know? |
60797 | Where''s the feller calls himself Sam Fisher? 60797 Who done it?" |
60797 | Who done it? |
60797 | Who killed Cervantes? |
60797 | Who posted that letter for you? |
60797 | Who you callin''Fisher, sheriff? 60797 Who''d you suggest?" |
60797 | Who''s shootin''here? |
60797 | Whose mail you got there, Robinson? |
60797 | Why do n''t you take Murphy, if you want him, and go? |
60797 | Why,he stammered,"I understood a greaser was makin''trouble here----""And who might have gave you to understand such?" |
60797 | Yes? 60797 You ai n''t been using your eyes real good, have you?" |
60797 | You aim to light out, do you? |
60797 | You do n''t mean young Fisher, the deputy sheriff o''Pecos County-- him that''s goin''to be sheriff there next election? 60797 You do n''t mind if I look over the place a bit, ma''am? |
60797 | You fellers object? |
60797 | You got away? |
60797 | You got that gun of mine with you? |
60797 | You know him, then? |
60797 | You know him? |
60797 | You met''em? |
60797 | You seen Matt Brady draw first, did n''t you? |
60797 | You slept out last night, yes? |
60797 | You tryin''to run some joke on me, Red? |
60797 | You want to move into the office here while I''m gone? |
60797 | You were n''t in town to- day? |
60797 | You''ll have no objections if I take charge of''em? |
60797 | Ai n''t even busted, is she?" |
60797 | Ai n''t it awful what can happen in your sleep?" |
60797 | Ai n''t it the truth?" |
60797 | Ai n''t that the way of it now?" |
60797 | Ai n''t we been follerin''him for two weeks? |
60797 | And if Fisher got killed, what loss? |
60797 | And while we gathers in the sheriff o''Pecos and his pal, the Circle Bar outfit is millin''around tryin''to find out what''s done happened, eh?" |
60797 | Anybody home?" |
60797 | At the Lazy S? |
60797 | Besides----""Templeton Buck?" |
60797 | Brought in Cervantes, have you?" |
60797 | Buck been in town to- day?" |
60797 | But Buck-- give him a quick, hot bullet? |
60797 | But I give him warning; you heard me? |
60797 | But how ye goin''to reach the Circle Bar to fire her?" |
60797 | But s''pose it ca n''t be paid off? |
60797 | But they would n''t bring Pincher here simply to get you, would they? |
60797 | By the way, I do n''t suppose this Jake Harper is a decrepit old party who was a scout for Reno during the Indian wars?" |
60797 | By the way, ai n''t that a Circle Bar brand on your hoss?" |
60797 | By the way, who had anything to do with Frank''s being sent to the pen?" |
60797 | Callin''her Stella, huh?" |
60797 | Can I put my rope on a couple of your broncs and get Steve to take me out and show me the country?" |
60797 | Can ye do it, cowboy?" |
60797 | Can you swear to it that Buck fired one of the shots?" |
60797 | Did n''t ye hear a shot a while back?" |
60797 | Did you meet a couple of riders back a ways?" |
60797 | Did you see Stella?" |
60797 | Do n''t tell any one but the sheriff what''s happened, savvy? |
60797 | Do you agree? |
60797 | Do you foller me?" |
60797 | Do you foller?" |
60797 | Ever been down thataway, feller? |
60797 | Expectin''to meet somebody else here?" |
60797 | Fisher, you want these deputies to work with you?" |
60797 | Four will be plenty, I guess?" |
60797 | Friend called himself Murphy, but his real handle was Pincher Brady, savvy? |
60797 | Goin''over to the ranch real soon?" |
60797 | Going to break through, or take my advice about sending that committee?" |
60797 | Got any objections?" |
60797 | Guess I''d better give him a job, had n''t I?" |
60797 | Had Robinson overheard much of the talk? |
60797 | He had been shot--- how? |
60797 | He''s a stranger up here-- sure, you do n''t know him?" |
60797 | Hello-- you must ha''scratched that hand or hurt it somehow; all plastered up, ai n''t it?" |
60797 | Here, you take this hoss o''mine and I''ll take--""And give our game away to Buck? |
60797 | Hey, Steve, is it true Cervantes was shot to- day?" |
60797 | How come?" |
60797 | How come?" |
60797 | How in thunder did you get''em?" |
60797 | How is the señorita?" |
60797 | How many horses in the corral, Sandy?" |
60797 | How you goin''to prove otherwise?" |
60797 | How''d you find out?" |
60797 | How''re you, Jake?" |
60797 | I ai n''t going to do no such thing----""I said not to get hasty, did n''t I?" |
60797 | I been keepin''tabs on things, y''understand? |
60797 | I do n''t like your looks, and I do n''t like the name you''re sailin''under, savvy? |
60797 | I met Miguel back yonder, where he''s powerful busy with some wire, and he allowed you would be glad to see me----""You met Miguel this morning?" |
60797 | I''ll send in to town to- day and git the preacher, and we''ll attend to a real funeral for poor Miguel, savvy? |
60797 | If him and Arnold seen the smoke from the Circle Bar, what''d they do?" |
60797 | If you was n''t here, where''d I be? |
60797 | Is n''t Estella wise to him?" |
60797 | Is that c''rect?" |
60797 | It does beat all how things happen, do n''t it? |
60797 | Jest out from town?" |
60797 | Knute off to one side?" |
60797 | L''ave us be, will ye?" |
60797 | Look rumpled, do I? |
60797 | Lookin''for something special, were you?" |
60797 | Maybe you remember him? |
60797 | Me?" |
60797 | Meet anybody?" |
60797 | Miguel was killed by two bullets, was n''t he? |
60797 | Murder trap? |
60797 | My goodness, is that the way you show up?" |
60797 | Need any help here?" |
60797 | No objections?" |
60797 | Nobody in these here parts is goin''to start buckin''my hand, y''understand? |
60797 | Now what say to you and me going after that bad guy? |
60797 | Now will some gent kindly direct me to where the nearest or next preacher resides?" |
60797 | Only thing that worries me is this: Who fired the two shots? |
60797 | Only, he always kills in the back, savvy? |
60797 | Or is they?" |
60797 | Question is, can I git to town''fore eight o''clock to- night? |
60797 | Ridin''a Runnin''Dog cayuse? |
60797 | S''pose ye''d like me to turn my back, would ye? |
60797 | Satisfied?" |
60797 | Savvy? |
60797 | Savvy? |
60797 | Send that preacher out here to- morrow, will you?" |
60797 | So Jake is using Injun smoke signals, is he? |
60797 | So that''s why they had you tied up?" |
60797 | Sold this ranch?" |
60797 | Sort of forgot what I look like, since you and Jake were down in Pecos County last fall, have n''t you? |
60797 | Step up and have a seat, wo n''t you? |
60797 | Tell my friend Murphy here who owns a half interest in this joint, you understand?" |
60797 | Tell them I''ll be over to- morrow, after getting cleaned up at the Lazy S. And tell them to wait, understand? |
60797 | That business ai n''t with you----""Oh, ai n''t it?" |
60797 | That''s the best way to play her, ai n''t it?" |
60797 | The coroner''s verdict will guarantee him a quick trial for the murder of Miguel, wo n''t it? |
60797 | The latter spoke challengingly:"Meaning me, maybe?" |
60797 | The reason''s Stella, savvy? |
60797 | Then:"Well, what you want here?" |
60797 | These deputies of mine were in next door with me----""Right convenient, were n''t you?" |
60797 | This here ai n''t no private road, is it?" |
60797 | Try a doughnut? |
60797 | Want me to send for Jake Harper? |
60797 | Was you about to offer to renew the note?" |
60797 | We''ll get to town all right, Buck-- won''t we, cowboy? |
60797 | What about it, Jake?" |
60797 | What d''you know about that shooting on the north road yesterday?" |
60797 | What did it mean? |
60797 | What in time are you exposin''your flannels for thataway?" |
60797 | What in time d''you mean?" |
60797 | What next?" |
60797 | What say?" |
60797 | What was it you started to orate about the mortgage?" |
60797 | What would we want to rope''em for?" |
60797 | What you doin''here?" |
60797 | What you tryin''to kill time for? |
60797 | What''s happened?" |
60797 | What''s that crossroads ahead?" |
60797 | What''s the program?" |
60797 | What''s your rush to look at land, huh? |
60797 | Whence had come that shot? |
60797 | Where are your hosses, Tracy?" |
60797 | Where had Robinson come from? |
60797 | Where is he?" |
60797 | Where to?" |
60797 | Where?" |
60797 | Who bought the place? |
60797 | Who to?" |
60797 | Who was the person? |
60797 | Who''d you think was kissing you, anyway?" |
60797 | Who''s leading them? |
60797 | Why do n''t you stick around and talk a while, Robinson?" |
60797 | Why in thunder did n''t you tell me you was Sam Fisher?" |
60797 | Why?" |
60797 | Willing to listen a minute?" |
60797 | Would he lie to his men, or tell them the truth? |
60797 | Ye think the Circle Bar bunch is too old an''helpless to stir much, huh? |
60797 | You ai n''t friends with this gunman Robinson? |
60797 | You and me, what say we go ridin''for a change?" |
60797 | You boys rope him, fetch him over here, and we''ll let him cool off a spell while we run that outfit of hisn off the range, savvy?" |
60797 | You did n''t meet Mig Cervantes?" |
60797 | You did?" |
60797 | You do n''t mean you''re not going with me?" |
60797 | You do n''t think any one will try to rescue him?" |
60797 | You fellers from the Circle Bar-- got the front ones covered? |
60797 | You think I''d lie to save your worthless neck?" |
60797 | You''re the Lazy S foreman?" |
60797 | Your job is to take the worry off Stella''s mind, savvy?" |
30841 | A parade? |
30841 | Afraid, are you? |
30841 | And I hope you have good news of my father and my uncles? |
30841 | And are you sure my bag and everything that was in it are gone? |
30841 | And have you struck oil? |
30841 | And how about dad, Martha? |
30841 | And how about yourself? |
30841 | And so you''re really going back to Texas? |
30841 | And that''s how you won the medal? |
30841 | And then he was killed? |
30841 | And they were well? |
30841 | And what about Miss Stevenson''s eyes? |
30841 | And what about our folks? |
30841 | And what did Mr. Fitch have to say about the land? |
30841 | And what of Werner? 30841 And who do you think it was? |
30841 | And who were they? |
30841 | And you say you have the culprit locked up in your closet? |
30841 | Any chance of our getting in there? |
30841 | Anything in the way of a taxicab around here to take us and our baggage up there? |
30841 | Anything wrong? |
30841 | Are either of you hurt? |
30841 | Are they going to celebrate the victory over Columbus Academy? |
30841 | Are you fellows working for Carson Davenport? |
30841 | Are you going to sink a well here? |
30841 | Are you on a sightseeing tour? |
30841 | Are you soldier boys? |
30841 | Are you talking of John Franklin? |
30841 | Are you willing to put that in writing? |
30841 | As late as that? |
30841 | Behind where? |
30841 | Behind''em? |
30841 | Blind? |
30841 | But are you sure the experts went over it very carefully? |
30841 | But he really thinks she will come around all right? |
30841 | But what are we going to do? |
30841 | But what brought you young fellows down here? |
30841 | But what can Gabe Werner be doing in this out- of- the- way place? |
30841 | But what did you do? |
30841 | But who attacked you, Dad? |
30841 | But who told you, Ruth? |
30841 | But who would want to steal those papers if not Davenport and his crowd? |
30841 | But you are going to investigate, are n''t you, and make sure? |
30841 | But you''ll tell your cousins at the Hall, wo n''t you? |
30841 | Ca n''t we do something for them? |
30841 | Ca n''t you see that this is only a stuffed figure? 30841 Ca n''t you swim?" |
30841 | Can I go, Dad, if you go? |
30841 | Can they be going up to the Lorimer Spell claim? |
30841 | Can you get loose now? |
30841 | Cats like to climb poles, and the south pole is the south pole, is n''t it? |
30841 | Cooking that was n''t? |
30841 | Dad, why not look into this claim the Franklins own? |
30841 | Did Gabe Werner''s folks put up anything? |
30841 | Did Lorimer Spell say that his land had oil on it? |
30841 | Did a young fellow just pass this way? |
30841 | Did n''t find the fellow you were after, did you? |
30841 | Did n''t you boys bring anything? |
30841 | Did n''t you say you thought this Rover had a lot of money? |
30841 | Did the girls say they were going to see the pictures, Fred? |
30841 | Did they find oil on your farm? |
30841 | Did they run away from that detention camp in the South? |
30841 | Did they say anything to either of you? |
30841 | Did you come here from that detention camp? |
30841 | Do n''t you hear it on the leaves? |
30841 | Do n''t you see the Hudson River over there with the stately warships? |
30841 | Do n''t you think Ruth had better see a doctor? |
30841 | Do n''t you think we had better make a change, Tommy? |
30841 | Do you imagine they would dare show themselves around here? |
30841 | Do you know anything about that tract? |
30841 | Do you know anything at all about the Lorimer Spell claim? |
30841 | Do you know what I think? |
30841 | Do you mean to insinuate that I or one of our other men shot Spell? |
30841 | Do you think I am doing right to let them work the claim? |
30841 | Do you think he is the same Rover? |
30841 | Do you think he''ll dare come over here and have it out with Uncle Dick? |
30841 | Do you think we can do it, Jack? |
30841 | Do you think you can make some kind of a reasonable arrangement with Mr. Franklin, in case the oil expert''s report is good? |
30841 | Do you think you can row, Jack? |
30841 | Do you think you can swim ashore? |
30841 | Do you want any of us to go to the school with you? |
30841 | Do you want me to tell them about the hooks and the hair- buns? |
30841 | Do you want to be reported? |
30841 | Do you want to swing against me or against my brother Randy? |
30841 | Going to invest in some oil wells, I suppose? |
30841 | Got any mustard pie? |
30841 | Has anybody been annoying you? |
30841 | Has he been taming mice on the sly? |
30841 | Has he been using it for an imitation Hun to shoot at? |
30841 | Have the soldiers come back yet? |
30841 | Have we been keeping you long? |
30841 | Have you any idea what they were doing around Clearwater Hall? |
30841 | Have you any idea who played it? |
30841 | Have you received a challenge from them? |
30841 | Here, what''s the rumpus? |
30841 | Hi, Codfish, what are you trying to do? |
30841 | How about a swing from one bar to the next? |
30841 | How about it? |
30841 | How are we going to see anything when he shuts his door on us? |
30841 | How can Gabe Werner be down here? |
30841 | How did I know it belonged to you? |
30841 | How did he get his leg broken? |
30841 | How far is that Lorimer Spell tract of land from here? |
30841 | How long do you want to stay? |
30841 | How long were you at this window, young fellow? |
30841 | How much farther have we to ride? |
30841 | How soon will this parade come off? |
30841 | Hurt? |
30841 | I know it? 30841 I presume you young ladies are with Miss Stevenson?" |
30841 | I was wondering if you young gents could n''t aid me a little? |
30841 | I wonder if the squirrels will bother the lunch? |
30841 | I wonder if they have arrived yet? |
30841 | I wonder what became of Nappy and Slugger? |
30841 | I wonder what has become of Nappy and Slugger? |
30841 | I wonder what they''ll do? |
30841 | I wonder where Codfish is now? |
30841 | I wonder where they are? |
30841 | I''d like to know what you are trying to do, Codfish? |
30841 | If he really took them, what do you think he did with them? |
30841 | If it was true, why did you and Nappy hide when we came up? |
30841 | If you are satisfied that Mr. Fitch is all right, Dad, why not have him make a survey of the Franklin place? |
30841 | If you go, wo n''t you take me along? |
30841 | If you''re out of luck, why do n''t you go to work? |
30841 | Is he a New York man or one from down in Texas? |
30841 | Is he sick? |
30841 | Is it a fire? |
30841 | Is n''t it queer that they should hang around our hotel and then come down here for a meal? |
30841 | Is n''t it rather strange that you should be up here in such a storm as this? |
30841 | Is n''t it the way in which he was talking to some of those Columbus players? |
30841 | Is n''t it wonderful how many soldiers there are? |
30841 | Is n''t that right, Slug? |
30841 | Is that man who is with you your uncle? |
30841 | Is that right? |
30841 | Is that what they call it, Dad? |
30841 | Is the tract of land he is interested in near here? |
30841 | Is your claim around here? |
30841 | It sounds like a fairy tale, does n''t it, Dad? |
30841 | It was the best ever, Jack, but did it hurt your hand-- I mean enough to stop your pitching? |
30841 | It''s a mint of money, is n''t it? |
30841 | It''s all right enough to talk about shelter,returned Randy quickly;"but where are you going to find it? |
30841 | Jack, are you sure you can hold''em? |
30841 | Just look at the stuff coming down, will you? |
30841 | Look after my kid, will you? |
30841 | Look there, will you? |
30841 | Now then, what is it that is troubling you? |
30841 | Oh, Captain Dale, wo n''t you please come quick? |
30841 | Oh, Dad, are you talking about the Lorimer Spell claim? |
30841 | Oh, Jack, are n''t you nervous? |
30841 | Oh, Jack, how do your eyes feel? |
30841 | Oh, then he has broken his leg, has he? |
30841 | Oh, what shall we do? 30841 Oh, who would want to harm a dear young lady like Miss Stevenson? |
30841 | Own an interest here? |
30841 | Say, what do you know about this? |
30841 | Say, what kind of a prize do I get? |
30841 | Say, what''s the meaning of this? |
30841 | See all the derricks in the distance? |
30841 | See here, Nappy, is this some sort of trick? |
30841 | See here, will you? |
30841 | See here, you fellows, what did you mean by your actions the night you got us to walk out to that storehouse? |
30841 | See him? 30841 So that is the way you are talking about me, is it?" |
30841 | So you came all the way from Texas, did you? |
30841 | Spying on us, eh? |
30841 | Suppose we take a run over to the Spell farm? |
30841 | Taxicab? 30841 The army authorities?" |
30841 | The land of luck? |
30841 | The question is,came from the man named Tate,"how are we going to get at it? |
30841 | The question is-- where is Werner? |
30841 | Then Ogilvie and the others think there is oil on that claim? |
30841 | Then on the strength of this report, Mr. Fitch, you would advise my sinking at least two wells? |
30841 | Then what''s the matter with our walking out there and taking a look around? |
30841 | Then you do n''t really know much about who discovered the south pole? |
30841 | Then you do n''t want to go into a real good thing? |
30841 | Then you heard it too, did you? |
30841 | Then you mean to say that Mr. Davenport is a thief? |
30841 | Then you mean to say that you think your claim on the land is just as good as mine? |
30841 | Torn it up? 30841 Two cents a share?" |
30841 | Uncle Dick, why do n''t you pretend to be terribly put out over the fact that you have lost your interest in the claim? |
30841 | Want me to explain myself, do you? |
30841 | Want to see him particularly? |
30841 | Was it your dad who did that? |
30841 | Was n''t it perfectly grand? |
30841 | Was that pepper from some you brought along? |
30841 | Was that where you won your medal, Dad? |
30841 | Well, what do you think of our town? |
30841 | Well, what have you done? |
30841 | Were any of his papers of value? |
30841 | What about it if my father gets back those papers of which he was robbed? |
30841 | What about it? |
30841 | What about my papers? 30841 What are you doing here, Jack Rover?" |
30841 | What are you fellows doing here? |
30841 | What are you going to do this summer, Jack? |
30841 | What are you going to do, Andy? 30841 What are you talking about, Andy?" |
30841 | What at? |
30841 | What brought them to this island? |
30841 | What business had you to touch our lunch? |
30841 | What can I do for you? |
30841 | What did he do? |
30841 | What did the letter say? 30841 What did you hear about Longley, Ruth?" |
30841 | What did you hear? |
30841 | What do you fellows want around here? |
30841 | What do you know about this? 30841 What do you mean by hitting me that way, Rover?" |
30841 | What do you mean? |
30841 | What do you suppose has become of Nappy and Slugger? |
30841 | What do you take us for, anyhow? |
30841 | What do you think about it? |
30841 | What do you want of us? |
30841 | What do you want to lick him for? |
30841 | What does the doctor say about Ruth? |
30841 | What have you done about your claim, if I may ask? |
30841 | What have you got? |
30841 | What is Codfish doing with that dummy? |
30841 | What is it you boys want? |
30841 | What is it, Dad? |
30841 | What is it? |
30841 | What is that, Major? |
30841 | What is the matter with you, Stowell-- are you blind? |
30841 | What is the matter with your eyes, Jack? |
30841 | What is the name of this promoter? |
30841 | What shall we ride him in? |
30841 | What time is it, Jack? 30841 What was it?" |
30841 | What was that, Jack? |
30841 | What was the score? |
30841 | What would girls be doing in the oil fields? |
30841 | What would you say to transferring to Pottown? |
30841 | What''s going on here? 30841 What''s that?" |
30841 | What''s that? |
30841 | What''s the matter with comparing it with Riverside Drive? |
30841 | What''s the matter with going to the Ritz- Copley Square? |
30841 | What''s the matter with us girls going along? |
30841 | What''s the matter-- can''t you get a job? |
30841 | What''s the matter? 30841 What''s the meaning of this, Davenport?" |
30841 | What''s the news about dad, Ma? |
30841 | What''s the next move, if I may ask? |
30841 | What''s the row? |
30841 | What''s the rumpus about, anyway? |
30841 | What''s the rumpus here? |
30841 | What''s the tract called? 30841 What''s the use of bothering with them?" |
30841 | What''s the use of trying to hide it, anyhow? |
30841 | What''s this package? |
30841 | What''s this you are saying? |
30841 | What''s this? 30841 What-- what-- what happened to me?" |
30841 | When are our boys coming? |
30841 | When did you see them? |
30841 | Where are they? |
30841 | Where are you? |
30841 | Where did he go? |
30841 | Where did you get the firecracker, Andy? |
30841 | Where did you get those mice? |
30841 | Where is Werner now? |
30841 | Where is Werner? |
30841 | Where is he now? |
30841 | Where is he? |
30841 | Where is he? |
30841 | Where is he? |
30841 | Where''s them mice, I say? |
30841 | Where''s them mice? |
30841 | Who are you talking about, Martha? |
30841 | Who told you that? |
30841 | Who told you this? |
30841 | Who would dream of digging up snakes on this island? |
30841 | Who''s going to report us-- you? |
30841 | Who''s the man you are after? |
30841 | Who-- who knocked me down? |
30841 | Why did n''t they put Davenport and his partners in prison? |
30841 | Why do n''t they swim ashore? |
30841 | Why do n''t you wait until to- night? |
30841 | Why not? |
30841 | Why, what are you going to do? |
30841 | Why, what do you mean by white elephant? |
30841 | Why, what''s the matter, Ruth-- has anything gone wrong? |
30841 | Will you see Davenport in the morning? |
30841 | Wo n''t Nappy and Slugger crow over this-- especially as their folks have an interest in the well? |
30841 | Would n''t it be dreadful if Ruth was blinded for life? |
30841 | Would n''t it be glorious if my dad could strike something like that? |
30841 | Would n''t it be great if we could go down there and locate a few of those first- class wells? |
30841 | Would n''t you like to do a hundred- yard dash on this road? |
30841 | Would you mind showing us the quarters? |
30841 | You do n''t mean to say you did all of this work with a knife? |
30841 | You say they asked about Lorimer Spell and his claim? 30841 You say you belong up the river?" |
30841 | You think you have everything your own way, eh? |
30841 | You wo n''t mind if I come down to see you some time, will you? |
30841 | You''re the fellow who''s playing the trick on me, eh? 30841 A contest? 30841 After all we did for you in the woods last Winter? |
30841 | Am I mistaken, or is that Phil Franklin over there?" |
30841 | And then he added hurriedly:"Did they rob you of anything else, Uncle Dick?" |
30841 | And then he added softly:"We''re mighty proud of our Dick, are n''t we?" |
30841 | And then he added:"Have your folks decided to go down on the Jersey shore?" |
30841 | And then he continued quickly:"What''s the matter with having Grandfather Rover down here from Valley Brook Farm?" |
30841 | And then he continued:"I suppose you came from a distance, eh?" |
30841 | And then there boomed out this refrain:"Who are we? |
30841 | And, by the way, Jack, how do your eyes feel?" |
30841 | Are n''t they beautiful?" |
30841 | Are the mice up there still?" |
30841 | Are they safe?" |
30841 | Are you sure you can spare them?" |
30841 | But are you sure poor Ruth''s eyes are not permanently injured?" |
30841 | But what can a chap do when the rain is coming down to beat the band?" |
30841 | But, Jack, you are quite sure that your eyes are all right?" |
30841 | CHAPTER XXII AMONG THE OIL WELLS"Did you see those fellows?" |
30841 | CHAPTER XXIII A QUEER SUMMONS"Am I seeing straight, and is it really the Rovers?" |
30841 | CHAPTER XXIX DAYS OF ANXIETY"I wonder what Davenport will say when he finds those men are working here?" |
30841 | Ca n''t you see? |
30841 | Can you boys get ready so soon?" |
30841 | Could n''t you catch Werner?" |
30841 | Did somebody threaten you, Ruth?" |
30841 | Did you catch sight of them at all?" |
30841 | Did you ever hear that name before?" |
30841 | Do you know if this Tommy Flanders is much of a player?" |
30841 | Do you think you''ll be able to see the documents this man Rover must carry?" |
30841 | Fitch?" |
30841 | Fitch?" |
30841 | Franklin?" |
30841 | Give me a shower- bath?" |
30841 | Have you got the letter with you?" |
30841 | Have you mentioned it to any of the others?" |
30841 | How are you?" |
30841 | How could it be? |
30841 | How dare you?" |
30841 | I did n''t see anybody, did you, Tom?" |
30841 | I wonder where the Waldorf- Vanderbilt Hotel is located?" |
30841 | Is he going to work with you?" |
30841 | Is n''t it wonderful? |
30841 | Just look around, will you? |
30841 | Now why not go in together? |
30841 | Rover?" |
30841 | Say, Rover, are you going crazy? |
30841 | See him with that medal on his breast?" |
30841 | See how I had to tear my pajamas to get him out?" |
30841 | So that''s your latest story, is it, Rover? |
30841 | So you got home ahead of me, did you?" |
30841 | Take off your coat, roll up your sleeves, and grab a pick and shovel?" |
30841 | The man turned away, but then turned back:"Say, you could n''t lend me five dollars until to- night, could you? |
30841 | Walt, will you go out and let us know when Codfish comes up?" |
30841 | Was it a letter?" |
30841 | Well, who did it? |
30841 | What are you talking about?" |
30841 | What are you trying to do-- kill me?" |
30841 | What are you trying to do? |
30841 | What do you mean? |
30841 | What do you mean?" |
30841 | What do you mean?" |
30841 | What if the girl he thought so much of should go blind? |
30841 | What if the girl''s eyes should be permanently injured? |
30841 | What is the meaning of this, anyway?" |
30841 | Where are you? |
30841 | Who are you?" |
30841 | Wo n''t you please come up and see who it is before he has a chance to break out? |
30841 | You say he did not come back to Haven Point?" |
30841 | You''ve got about thirty pockets in your suit, have n''t you? |
30841 | are n''t you up yet?" |
30841 | do you mean that you might go to Texas this Summer?" |
30841 | do you really think that they made off with all that lunch?" |
30841 | have you news of those two rascals?" |
30841 | he added quickly,"where is Werner?" |
30841 | how is a fellow going to learn anything if he does n''t ask questions?" |
30841 | is it dead?" |
30841 | just see how the oil wells are coming in, will you?" |
30841 | listen to that, will you?" |
30841 | look at this, will you?" |
30841 | phat-- phat you mean py knocking mine stand ofer?" |
30841 | suppose he should attack you some time when you were n''t aware?" |
30841 | suppose they do strike it rich?" |
30841 | then you mean to say there is no oil on that claim?" |
30841 | what about it if some oil got on that flaming red necktie you are wearing, Fred?" |
30841 | what are you doing here?" |
30841 | what are you up to?" |
30841 | what happened to you?" |
30841 | what in the world shall I do?" |
30841 | what''s this-- a bombardment by the Huns?" |
30841 | where are Nappy and Slugger?" |
30841 | wo n''t you take us all with you?" |
30841 | you''re the same kind of a spitfire as your father, are you?" |
20087 | A stampede? 20087 Ai n''t the Pinto the original whirlwind, though?" |
20087 | All the bunch got hard boiled ones? |
20087 | And have things to eat? |
20087 | And the opening was near the spring at the point of rocks just above the herd? |
20087 | And were those the fellows that tried to crowd me off the street? |
20087 | And you are to remain out in the open-- in the saddle all summer? |
20087 | Answer that, if you can? |
20087 | Anybody know of any holes that he might drop into? |
20087 | Anything else that you wish us to get? |
20087 | Anything new? |
20087 | Are they so bad as that? |
20087 | Are you Mr. Sanders, from the Miller outfit? |
20087 | Are you hurt? |
20087 | Are you ready for me now? |
20087 | Are you superstitious, too? |
20087 | Are you sure it is n''t Hamilton-- Robert Hamilton? |
20087 | At the camp, you mean? |
20087 | At what time did the trouble occur? |
20087 | Bed them down? |
20087 | Beds? |
20087 | Beg pardon; may I speak with you a moment? |
20087 | Better keep them straight and not try to stop them, had n''t we? |
20087 | Breakfast? |
20087 | But the question is, what are we going to wear? |
20087 | But was she a spook? |
20087 | But where''s the bridge? 20087 Ca n''t a fellow talk about his appetite without being found fault with?" |
20087 | Ca n''t any of you slow pokes get busy and fish him out? |
20087 | Can you make it? |
20087 | Chunky would make a good side hill rider, would n''t he? |
20087 | Chunky? 20087 D- d- does it m- m- make any difference w- w- h- i- ch side you get on?" |
20087 | Dead? 20087 Dew? |
20087 | Di-- did I fall in? |
20087 | Did I hear you say drawing room? |
20087 | Did he kick me? |
20087 | Did they? 20087 Did we leave him behind?" |
20087 | Did you fall in? 20087 Did you get the wagon over?" |
20087 | Did you hear that? |
20087 | Did-- did the colonel say what we were going to have to eat? |
20087 | Do any damage? |
20087 | Do n''t they ever stop to eat? |
20087 | Do n''t think he''s dead, do you? |
20087 | Do n''t you know any more than to try to get onto a broncho from the off side? 20087 Do they ever run?" |
20087 | Do you boys feel like going out on guard to- night? |
20087 | Do you know a cowboy or foreman by that name? |
20087 | Do you need us? |
20087 | Do you see anything? |
20087 | Do you suppose it was Chunky? |
20087 | Do you think Mr. Stallings is worried about the weather? |
20087 | Do you want to stampede the herd again? 20087 Do you want to wake up the whole outfit? |
20087 | Does anyone ever come here? |
20087 | Does he know that you are here? |
20087 | Does it look like it? |
20087 | Does it make any difference? |
20087 | Drawing room? |
20087 | Ever been through a Texas storm? |
20087 | Ever ride one of them, Ned? |
20087 | Find any other doors open or closed? |
20087 | Find him? |
20087 | For what? |
20087 | Got any idea, Tad? |
20087 | Got anything to eat? |
20087 | Have you looked outside? |
20087 | He means where do we sleep? |
20087 | He''s a fellow who''s all the time making trouble, is n''t he? |
20087 | Hear it, Tad? 20087 How about the trouble that the cattle men experience when near the place?" |
20087 | How about when you came out of the river at the end of a cow''s tail this afternoon? 20087 How came that underground passage there? |
20087 | How deep is the water? |
20087 | How does it look to you? |
20087 | How far do we have to ride, Big- foot? |
20087 | How far shall we go? |
20087 | How is Miss Ruth? |
20087 | How long since you had seen him-- was he up there with you? |
20087 | How many cattle do you think have got mixed with ours? |
20087 | How many of them are there in the herd? |
20087 | How shall I know when to come in? |
20087 | How? |
20087 | How? |
20087 | I guess the gopher scored that time, eh? |
20087 | I know; but what do you do? |
20087 | I was going to ask you, sir, where we are going to get our breakfast? |
20087 | I wonder if the noises are getting on the broncho''s nerves, too? 20087 I-- I fell in, did n''t I?" |
20087 | Iron trails? |
20087 | Is Tad hurt? |
20087 | Is anything wrong? |
20087 | Is breakfast ready? |
20087 | Is he dead? |
20087 | Is it near here? |
20087 | Is it the boy-- have they found him? |
20087 | Is it true that there''s spooks in that place? |
20087 | Is the Nueces a large river? |
20087 | Is the gopher going to break one of the bronchos? |
20087 | Is there any cellar beneath the church? |
20087 | Is there any truth in that spook story? |
20087 | Is there nothing we can do toward finding the boy? |
20087 | Is this the way you obey orders? 20087 Knew what?" |
20087 | May I sit up now? |
20087 | Mebby I''m particularly thick to- day, but I''d like to inquire how you expect to get the outfit over, after you have the raft under it? |
20087 | Mr. Stallings, may I cut back some of the Diamond D animals in the mixed herd? |
20087 | Not on the range? 20087 Now how about that spook, Big- foot?" |
20087 | Now will you be good? |
20087 | Oh, you mean the stampede last night? |
20087 | Oh, you mean they would shoot you? |
20087 | Pong, what are you going to give us out of the chuck wagon in the morning? |
20087 | Pong? 20087 Professor, I presume you will have no objection to our accepting Colonel McClure''s invitation? |
20087 | Professor, while the young people are enjoying themselves, suppose you ride over here and spend the afternoon with me? 20087 Run? |
20087 | See them ears? 20087 So that''s their game, is it?" |
20087 | So the Pinto got a dose this time, eh? |
20087 | So you are learning the business, eh? 20087 Something wrong at the camp?" |
20087 | Stallings? 20087 Stampedes?" |
20087 | Sure it is n''t a trick? |
20087 | Sure she ai n''t a spirit? |
20087 | Swim the river with our horses? |
20087 | Tenderfoot, eh? |
20087 | That was too bad, was n''t it? |
20087 | The Pinto? 20087 The boys do n''t carry guns, do they?" |
20087 | The gopher? |
20087 | The ponies started it? |
20087 | The ponies? 20087 The river is near the church you were telling me about, is n''t it?" |
20087 | Then you think we are going to have a storm? |
20087 | Think we can make it, chief? |
20087 | Think we will meet any rustlers? |
20087 | Think you can do it, kid? |
20087 | Think you can make it? |
20087 | Think you can stand it? |
20087 | Think you could do it better, hey? |
20087 | Want me to tell Professor Zepplin? |
20087 | We did it, did n''t we, Big- foot? |
20087 | Well, kid, what about it? |
20087 | Well, what do you think? |
20087 | Well, what next? |
20087 | Well, you made a nice mess of it, did n''t you? |
20087 | Well, young man, what are you doing here? |
20087 | Well, young man, what have you to say for yourself? |
20087 | Wh-- where is he? |
20087 | Wh-- where? |
20087 | Wha-- what is it? |
20087 | What about him? |
20087 | What about what? |
20087 | What are those steers on the outside there-- those fellows without any horns? |
20087 | What are you going to do about the drift? |
20087 | What did he say? |
20087 | What do we do when it rains? |
20087 | What do you make of it, Big- foot? |
20087 | What do you mean? |
20087 | What do you think about this business? |
20087 | What do you think started the cattle this time? |
20087 | What do you think? |
20087 | What do you want? |
20087 | What does this mean? |
20087 | What for-- to lay ghosts with? |
20087 | What for? |
20087 | What is it this time? |
20087 | What is it, a stampede? |
20087 | What is it? |
20087 | What is it? |
20087 | What is it? |
20087 | What is it? |
20087 | What is it? |
20087 | What is your usual method? |
20087 | What shall we do? |
20087 | What shall we do? |
20087 | What time shall we arrange to start, auntie? |
20087 | What''d you wake me up for? |
20087 | What''s a slicker? |
20087 | What''s it all about? 20087 What''s that the steer is dragging?" |
20087 | What''s that ye say? |
20087 | What''s that? |
20087 | What''s that? |
20087 | What''s the matter, Pong? |
20087 | What''s the noise? |
20087 | What''s the trouble-- did the boy rope him? |
20087 | What''s the trouble? |
20087 | What''s up now? |
20087 | What''s up? |
20087 | What, teach a cowboy? |
20087 | What-- what do you think it was? |
20087 | What-- what happened? |
20087 | What? 20087 What? |
20087 | What? |
20087 | When do we join them? |
20087 | When do you expect to reach the Nueces River? |
20087 | When shall we be near there? |
20087 | Where are the Springs? |
20087 | Where are they? |
20087 | Where are you going? |
20087 | Where are your beds? |
20087 | Where you been, gopher? |
20087 | Where you going to get timber around these parts? |
20087 | Where''s Lumpy? |
20087 | Where''s that bunch of tenderfeet? |
20087 | Where''s the Pinto? |
20087 | Where''s the gopher? |
20087 | Where''s their beds? |
20087 | Where? 20087 Where?" |
20087 | Where? |
20087 | Where? |
20087 | Where? |
20087 | Where? |
20087 | Where? |
20087 | Whereabouts? |
20087 | Which way did he go? |
20087 | Who is missing? |
20087 | Who is she? |
20087 | Who is the wrangler this morning? |
20087 | Who is your foreman? |
20087 | Who said anything about a haunted church? |
20087 | Who were the rustlers? |
20087 | Who''s the gopher over there? |
20087 | Who''s there? |
20087 | Who? |
20087 | Why do you want a black strap for breakfast? |
20087 | Why go? |
20087 | Why not? 20087 Why not?" |
20087 | Why not? |
20087 | Why, where is Master Stacy? |
20087 | Why? |
20087 | Why? |
20087 | Will wonders never cease? 20087 Will you young men do me a favor?" |
20087 | Will-- will you ever be able to separate them? |
20087 | With the Miller outfit? |
20087 | Wo n''t you come up to the house with me, while your man talks horse with my foreman? |
20087 | Wrangler? 20087 Yes, I understand; but did you have any idea why the cattle stampeded?" |
20087 | Yes, but what about the herd? |
20087 | Yes? |
20087 | Yes? |
20087 | Yes? |
20087 | Yes? |
20087 | You fell in, did n''t you? |
20087 | You mean you found an underground passage at the bottom of the old well? 20087 You one of the bunch?" |
20087 | You say Ruth is bad again to- day, Margaret? |
20087 | You take the fourth guard? 20087 You think this is some kind of a joke, eh?" |
20087 | You-- you are going to leave him here? |
20087 | You-- you do n''t reckon he''s with that other bunch, do you? |
20087 | You-- you think he is here, then? |
20087 | A church?" |
20087 | A cowpuncher who has n''t had a wink in more than two days? |
20087 | After it has been raining a little while a fellow ca n''t get any wetter, so what''s the odds?" |
20087 | Ai n''t he a sight?" |
20087 | All the cows back?" |
20087 | And, by the way, you boys have n''t made the acquaintance of Pong, have you? |
20087 | Are you going through with them?" |
20087 | Are you thinking of fording it this morning?" |
20087 | Bates?" |
20087 | But what is it all about?" |
20087 | But, if so, how can they tell one from the other?" |
20087 | Butler?" |
20087 | Call this dew? |
20087 | Can you hold your side?" |
20087 | Did n''t I tell you that I''d''fire''you if you got into any trouble in town to- day?" |
20087 | Did the white steer kick you?" |
20087 | Did they get away, too?" |
20087 | Did you bring that lantern?" |
20087 | Did you ever ride a bucker?" |
20087 | Did you lose any stock?" |
20087 | Do all of you swim?" |
20087 | Do n''t you hear?" |
20087 | Do n''t you see the kid''s near all in? |
20087 | Do n''t you think that must mean that a lot of cattle who do n''t belong there have mixed up with ours?" |
20087 | Do you want to kill somebody?" |
20087 | Does n''t look very promising, does it?" |
20087 | Ever been on a trail before?" |
20087 | Feel bad anywhere, now?" |
20087 | First place, we are not yet in the country where they can work profitably----""Where''s that?" |
20087 | Getting weak in the knees?" |
20087 | Got your rope?" |
20087 | Got your spurs on?" |
20087 | Has n''t he come in yet?" |
20087 | Have anything to eat down there?" |
20087 | Have n''t they bedded down yet?" |
20087 | Have n''t you had anything to drink?" |
20087 | Have n''t you, Big- foot?" |
20087 | Have we got to leave them here?" |
20087 | Have we time to stop this morning?" |
20087 | Have you boys brought your slickers with, you?" |
20087 | How are you?" |
20087 | How did you all sleep?" |
20087 | How did you happen to lead the cattle straight ahead, instead of turning the leaders?" |
20087 | How long do you expect to remain with the herd? |
20087 | I do n''t see any?" |
20087 | I presume you are aching to know what all this mystery means?" |
20087 | I''ve wanted to see one all my life----""What? |
20087 | I----""Have n''t done anything?" |
20087 | Is he all right?" |
20087 | Is he always falling into trouble that way?" |
20087 | Is he going to play blind man''s buff?" |
20087 | Is it Chunky? |
20087 | Is that it?" |
20087 | Is that where you expect to get the other herd of cattle as well?" |
20087 | Is there anything you want to say to me now?" |
20087 | Is this the way they celebrate it down here?" |
20087 | It happened so quick----""What time?" |
20087 | Just like war time, is n''t it?" |
20087 | Of all the idiotic-- oh, what''s the use? |
20087 | Professor, do you wish the boys to take their turns on the herd to- night?" |
20087 | Professor?" |
20087 | Ruth, why ca n''t you and the girls take the young men over there to- morrow if the day is fine? |
20087 | Sanders?" |
20087 | Say, do n''t you?" |
20087 | So where is he? |
20087 | Stallings?" |
20087 | Stallings?" |
20087 | Stallings?" |
20087 | Stallings?" |
20087 | Stallings?" |
20087 | Stallings?" |
20087 | Stallings?" |
20087 | Still think you can break one of them in?" |
20087 | That''s so, where is he?" |
20087 | The Pony Rider Boys in Texas CHAPTER I IN THE LAND OF THE COWBOY"What''s that?" |
20087 | The next question is, where am I? |
20087 | The question is, where is he?" |
20087 | They would n''t desert the herd, would they?" |
20087 | Think you could have been any more wet?" |
20087 | Think you''ll be able to ride in the trail wagon? |
20087 | Trying to drown yourself?" |
20087 | We might as well have it now, though there''s nothing of enough consequence to have a quarrel about----""You threaten me?" |
20087 | What about the new ponies?" |
20087 | What ails you, Big- foot? |
20087 | What are they doing?" |
20087 | What are you doing here, anyway? |
20087 | What do you mean?" |
20087 | What do you mean?" |
20087 | What do you think?" |
20087 | What happened to that pony?" |
20087 | What sort of recommend do you suppose Boss Miller will give you when I tell him I found you trying to shoot up a kid?" |
20087 | What was she doing-- how did it happen?" |
20087 | What was that?" |
20087 | What''s a wrangler?" |
20087 | What''s it for?" |
20087 | What''s that up there?" |
20087 | What''s that?" |
20087 | Where did those cattle come from?" |
20087 | Where did you say Mr. Stallings was, Big- foot?" |
20087 | Where do you think you are?" |
20087 | Where else could he be? |
20087 | Where have I heard that name before?" |
20087 | Where is the camp?" |
20087 | Whether or not she caused these intentionally, Ruth does not know----""And that is the mystery?" |
20087 | Who''s he?" |
20087 | Why not?" |
20087 | Will you shake hands and forget your bad temper?" |
20087 | Wo n''t you be seated?" |
20087 | You all right?" |
20087 | You are going in for the ten- thirty trick, are you not?" |
20087 | You will find no luxuries, but lots of hard work on a cattle drive, young men----""Do-- do we get plenty to eat?" |
20087 | You will, wo n''t you, Professor?" |
20087 | You would n''t have me be a coward, would you?" |
20087 | You''ll come out and have supper with us?" |
16976 | A guard? |
16976 | A what? |
16976 | Ai n''t you afraid to die? |
16976 | Ai n''t you found your mares? |
16976 | Ai n''t you goin''to join us in this here repast? |
16976 | Alone? |
16976 | An''what---- Did you give him the gun? |
16976 | An''why ai n''t he onsaddled those horses, an''built a fire? 16976 And some people never do learn?" |
16976 | Another thunder storm and a deluge of rain? |
16976 | Anything I can do? |
16976 | Are n''t you rather unconventional in your tastes----? |
16976 | Are n''t your nerves ever shaken? 16976 Are you aimin''to drive twenty head of horses off their own range single handed?" |
16976 | Be''n down to the wreck? |
16976 | Beats the devil, how things gets spread around, do n''t it? 16976 Breakfast about ready?" |
16976 | But how''d you figger to fix it? |
16976 | But my bag? |
16976 | But the clothes? 16976 But where do I begin?" |
16976 | But where was his guns? |
16976 | But why go off the beaten track where everything is arranged for your convenience? 16976 But, how will we get water?" |
16976 | But, how''d we git away with him? 16976 But, my dear Alice, what would you have me do? |
16976 | But,said Endicott,"wo n''t that get the boys all into serious trouble for aiding and abetting a prisoner to escape? |
16976 | Ca n''t we go around? |
16976 | Ca n''t you talk no English? 16976 Ca n''t you wait till we get to Buffalo?" |
16976 | Can you make it? |
16976 | Conscience hurting you, or is it your jaw? |
16976 | Did he lose a hen, or is he fixin''to steal someone''s mewl? |
16976 | Did he suspect that we were with you? |
16976 | Did n''t I jest tell yeh I was bettin''agin''you? |
16976 | Did n''t you like it down Yuma Way? |
16976 | Did n''t your breakfast set right? |
16976 | Did you ever figure on turnin''nester? |
16976 | Did you get that ticket, Bat? |
16976 | Did you have a good time? 16976 Did you say they was headin''this way?" |
16976 | Do n''t you know no better than to try to climb onto a horse on the right- hand side? 16976 Do n''t you know the lone tree''s dead? |
16976 | Do n''t you love it? |
16976 | Do yeh know what chloral is? |
16976 | Do you know why he did n''t shoot that disgusting Tex when he insulted him? |
16976 | Do you mean you''ve got the regular habit of not drinkin'', or is it only a temporary lapse of duty? |
16976 | Does Purdy know I''m wise to his dope game? |
16976 | Eh? |
16976 | Feelin''better? |
16976 | Git bucked off? |
16976 | Got any kick comin''? |
16976 | Have you been up there? |
16976 | Have you drawn your horse? |
16976 | Have you got anything to say? |
16976 | Have you told Win? |
16976 | He, what? |
16976 | Hello, Bat, what the devil you doin''prowlin''around here? 16976 Hello, Tex, ai n''t dancin''? |
16976 | Hey, hain''t ye goin''to ontie me? |
16976 | How could he? |
16976 | How far can they go? |
16976 | How far d''you reckon it is to the water- hole? |
16976 | How far did we miss the water- hole last night? |
16976 | How far is the water- hole? |
16976 | How long you t''ink dat tak''you git well? 16976 How much did Long Bill Kearney soak you for the loan of his saddle- horses?" |
16976 | How the hell do I know what he''s got? |
16976 | How''d you happen to come in there so handy just at the right time? |
16976 | How''m I goin''to git my boat back? |
16976 | How''n hell did he know we fixed his licker? |
16976 | How''s the swimmin''? |
16976 | I do n''t set in no game with you, see? 16976 I shall be very glad to go,"she said;"will you call for me at the car?" |
16976 | I wonder if he''s the same one we saw before-- the one who rode away so fast? |
16976 | I''m wonder how mooch more beeg lie you got for tell, eh? |
16976 | If it is just the same to you,the pilgrim asked, in a voice that held firm,"will you leave that off?" |
16976 | If the sixteen win, what''s the fifty bucks for? 16976 Is n''t it wonderful?" |
16976 | Is n''t it wonderful? |
16976 | Is she here-- anywhere around? 16976 Is she kiddin''me?" |
16976 | Just as easy to switch cinches as it is drinks, ai n''t it, Bat? |
16976 | Look a here, Bat Lajune, is this on the level? 16976 Meanin''?" |
16976 | Mebbe- so you lak''you com''''long an''see, eh? |
16976 | My shoes? 16976 Oh, I can go with you, can I?" |
16976 | Oh, I wonder who it is, and what will happen when they see each other? |
16976 | Oh, a wreck? |
16976 | Oh, he did, did he? 16976 Oh, how can I ever thank you?" |
16976 | Oh, sure, he could, but he would n''t, onless-- you got your camp near here? |
16976 | Oh, that''s all, is it? 16976 Oh, why did n''t you tell me what a_ beast_ he was? |
16976 | Oh, you do, do you? 16976 Ought n''t I have a mirror?" |
16976 | Pickin''posies? |
16976 | Say,he asked, presently,"do you know if they''re fordin''at Cow Island this year?" |
16976 | Say,he drawled, when he had lighted it with a twig from the fire,"what the hell did you whallop me in the jaw for? |
16976 | Shall we take him to Lone Tree Coulee? |
16976 | Since when you be''n runnin''this outfit? |
16976 | So I am to be lynched, am I? |
16976 | So Purdy ai n''t dead,he muttered,"or was that damned fool lyin''? |
16976 | That Purdy is not dead? 16976 That way, it would n''t cost you nothin''would it, Johnson? |
16976 | Them lamps of yourn was turned up too high, was n''t they? |
16976 | Then there is-- someone else? 16976 Then, dear, I am going to ask you again, the question I have asked you times out of number: Will you marry me?" |
16976 | There is a box in my coat pocket, will you hand me one? 16976 This girl went ridin''with Jack Purdy-- he borrowed the side- saddle from Cinnabar----""Did Cinnabar loan him that saddle fer any such----?" |
16976 | This here chloride, or whatever you call it, you sure it wo n''t kill a man? |
16976 | This water,asked the man,"it''s for her, is n''t it?" |
16976 | W''er''we goin''? |
16976 | Was anybody hurt? |
16976 | Was n''t one stranglin''enough for spreadin''out Purdy? 16976 Wer''you goin''now?" |
16976 | Wha-- What''s up, boys? 16976 What are air- tights?" |
16976 | What are you going to do? |
16976 | What are you saying? |
16976 | What business you got, hornin''in on this? 16976 What did he shoot Purdy with?" |
16976 | What did you do it with, some barbed wire? |
16976 | What did_ you_ catch hell for? 16976 What do you mean?" |
16976 | What do you mean? |
16976 | What do you want around here? 16976 What fellers?" |
16976 | What is a Judson? |
16976 | What is it? |
16976 | What is the meaning of all this? 16976 What other?" |
16976 | What the hell did yeh double- cross me for? |
16976 | What the hell is that, a name or a song? |
16976 | What town is this? |
16976 | What was it? |
16976 | What was the rookus last night? |
16976 | What you doin'', Win, sayin''the blessin''? 16976 What you doin''here?" |
16976 | What you drivin''at? 16976 What''s a G- Dot?" |
16976 | What''s a nester? |
16976 | What''s ailin''him? |
16976 | What''s he got to do with it? |
16976 | What''s the matter, Johnson, your suspenders galdin''you this mornin''? |
16976 | What''s the matter, Willie? |
16976 | What''s the matter, Win-- steal a sheep? |
16976 | What''s the trouble up in front? |
16976 | What''s them fellows up to? |
16976 | What? 16976 What?" |
16976 | Where are you going? |
16976 | Where has he been? |
16976 | Where in the world did you get those clothes, and what is the matter with your face? |
16976 | Where is he now? |
16976 | Where is that whiskey bottle? |
16976 | Where is your friend-- the one who raced with you for my handkerchief? |
16976 | Where might you hail from? |
16976 | Where''d they go? |
16976 | Where''d you get that horse? |
16976 | Where''d you git that dope, Jack? |
16976 | Where''d you learn to shoot? |
16976 | Where''s Bat? |
16976 | Where''s this here outfit? |
16976 | Where''s your outfit? |
16976 | Where? |
16976 | Who have you shaved? |
16976 | Who is Bat? |
16976 | Who is that man? |
16976 | Who owns this joint? |
16976 | Who would I be thinkin''about now, I wonder? |
16976 | Who would have thought to look for water there? |
16976 | Who, him? |
16976 | Who, me? |
16976 | Who? |
16976 | Why be a man? |
16976 | Why buy a ranch? 16976 Why do people stay cooped up in the cities, when out here there is-- this?" |
16976 | Why does n''t Bat shoot, or go down there and help him? |
16976 | Why should you be here if you did n''t love it? |
16976 | Why was you so anxious she was to have Number 11, if what you''ve told me is on the level? |
16976 | Why''n you stay in Texas, then? |
16976 | Why''n you tell me who it was up here, so''s I could a gathered a man''s- size posse? |
16976 | Will we have time to go up and see it? |
16976 | Will you dine with us in an hour? |
16976 | Will you marry me when you are ready? |
16976 | Will you quit your damn swearin''? |
16976 | Winthrup ai n''t wearin''well,thought the cowboy as his lips twisted into a smile,"but what could you expect with a name like that? |
16976 | Woke up, did n''t you, you old stager? 16976 Would you go to the dance with me tonight, mom? |
16976 | Y''got the price? |
16976 | Yer what? |
16976 | Yes; who you ridin''for? |
16976 | Yes? 16976 You ai n''t be''n down the creek, then?" |
16976 | You ai n''t_ what_? |
16976 | You com''in tam'', eh? |
16976 | You do n''t suppose I''d go off an''leave a good rope where you could get your claws on it, do you? 16976 You got here, did you? |
16976 | You hont you''oman? |
16976 | You mean drug? 16976 You mean you lak''fer git arres''?" |
16976 | You mean you think he''s jest nach''ly got guts-- an''him a pilgrim? |
16976 | You must have thought I sure enough was headin''for Cow Island Crossing did n''t you, you old dogie chaser? |
16976 | You say they''ve dug up all the coulees? 16976 You''m mean de pilgrim''s girl?" |
16976 | You''re a damn smart Injun, ai n''t you? 16976 You''re in a hell of a fix with your eyesight an''hearin''all shot to pieces, ai n''t you? |
16976 | You''re sure they dug up Buffalo? |
16976 | You-- didn''t find him? |
16976 | Your head do n''t hurt you none, workin''it that way, does it? |
16976 | ''Cause if they ain''t----""What do you want to know? |
16976 | ''Tex,''he says,''where''s the pilgrim?'' |
16976 | ''Where is he, then?'' |
16976 | A horse stood saddled beside the porch, and through the open door Tex could hear a man''s voice raised in anger:"Why in hell ai n''t it ready? |
16976 | A pilgrim done that? |
16976 | Again Alice Marcum shuddered as Endicott spoke:"Can you find our horses?" |
16976 | Ai n''t Choteau County big enough to eat in without crowdin''? |
16976 | Ai n''t that Tex Benton''s horse, an''Cinnabar Joe''s----?" |
16976 | Alice Marcum leaped to her feet:"Oh, are you telling me the truth? |
16976 | Alice returned the smile:"You used to rather go in for boxing in college, did n''t you?" |
16976 | Alice shuddered:"And then-- what became of him, then?" |
16976 | An''as for me tellin''you about him-- answer me square: Would you have believed me?" |
16976 | An''bein''as this here is only a two- handed game, the discards is dead---- See?" |
16976 | An''do n''t you stop to do no gamblin'', neither---- Ai n''t I told you it''s onrespectable an''divertin''to morals? |
16976 | An''how about the other? |
16976 | An''how much odds you got to get before you''ll risk''em?" |
16976 | An''if they ai n''t no prisoner they wo n''t need no witness, will they?" |
16976 | An''what girl? |
16976 | An''would yeh be layin''over fer the dance tonight, mom?" |
16976 | And are you always as accurate as when you lassoed the honourable Mayor of Wolf River?" |
16976 | And besides, we must find some flowers-- wild flowers they must be for our wedding, must n''t they, dear? |
16976 | And by the way, did you learn anything-- in regard to posses, I mean?" |
16976 | And where are the others-- Tex, and Bat, and the pack- horse?" |
16976 | Are n''t you ever afraid?" |
16976 | Because I have taken a human life, and am flying from the hand of the law like a common murderer?" |
16976 | But for the sake of argument admittin''I was drunk, if you object to the singin''and talkin'', what do you recommend a man to do when he''s drunk?" |
16976 | But is n''t there something we can do? |
16976 | But now-- over and over through her brain repeated the question: Where is he? |
16976 | But, hey, Cinnabar, how about that drink? |
16976 | But, really, was n''t it all delightful? |
16976 | But, would he"com''long in tam''"? |
16976 | C''n you hear that?" |
16976 | CHAPTER XIX THE END OF THE TRAIL"How are we going to find them?" |
16976 | Ca n''t a man----?" |
16976 | Ca n''t you see the romance of it-- what it stands for? |
16976 | Curt burst out laughing:"Can you beat it?" |
16976 | D''you get me? |
16976 | D''you recollect one night back in Las Vegas them four bits I loant you? |
16976 | D''you think he''s onto the racket?" |
16976 | D''you think the head- stall wo n''t hold the bit in? |
16976 | D''you want to git us killed? |
16976 | Dat_ hooch_ she mak''noise''nough for wan night,_ sabe_?" |
16976 | Did n''t you hear me when I hollered at you in the saloon a minute ago?" |
16976 | Did she suffer from the shock?" |
16976 | Did you ever see such riding, and shooting, and lassoing?" |
16976 | Did you sneak up near enough to hear what the short- horn said?" |
16976 | Do I look like a school- marm? |
16976 | Do n''t you know where your own face is at? |
16976 | Endicott regarded her with a frown of disapproval:"Why this preposterous and vulgar talk?" |
16976 | Endicott stared at the other:"What do you mean?" |
16976 | Even if he desired could he prevent the cowboys from wreaking their vengeance upon the man who had killed one of their number? |
16976 | Had Tex lied when he told her there would be no lynching? |
16976 | Had someone told the truth about the lynching, and was he really wanted for aiding and abetting the pilgrim''s escape? |
16976 | He pointed to the cans in disgust:"See those ends bulged out that way? |
16976 | He''s always be''n anxious to pay it, ai n''t you, Bill? |
16976 | His stake''s on the thirteen, ai n''t it?" |
16976 | How A''m know he ain''gon for git hurt?" |
16976 | How do I know you''re not going to lynch him? |
16976 | How much do you or I know of it? |
16976 | How much you got, three dollars? |
16976 | How much you want to bet?" |
16976 | How they stackin'', old hand?" |
16976 | I do n''t remember----""Your mem''ry ai n''t no better''n what your eyesight an''hearin''is, is it? |
16976 | I have always understood that cowboys were proficient along those lines, but why should n''t they be? |
16976 | I''ll be needin''a man about your heft an''complexion to help me run it, too-- savvy?" |
16976 | I''m a- goin''to win that buckin''contest-- an''yer goin''to help me--_sabe_?" |
16976 | If I was, do n''t you suppose I''ve got sense enough not to go to you to help me with it?" |
16976 | If that booze was doped why did Cinnabar drink it? |
16976 | Is your parts workin''better? |
16976 | It ai n''t no great ways back to camp----""How is she-- Miss Marcum? |
16976 | It''s a damned hold- up, but what was it you wanted?" |
16976 | It''s this way: D''you know what a frame- up is?" |
16976 | Mister Kester moved his outfit over to the south slope?" |
16976 | Must be some outfit south of here-- what did you say about it?" |
16976 | Nor how bad the train crew got busted up, nor how bad they did n''t?" |
16976 | Not that? |
16976 | Now what''s the use of them bein''took down to Benton an''stuck in jail? |
16976 | Of his character; of his antecedents? |
16976 | Or ai n''t his mouth cut back far enough to suit you? |
16976 | Or did the dollar you had to shell out for the ticket spoil all the fun?" |
16976 | Or is it against the rules to smoke?" |
16976 | Red Rock an''--an''all, Buffalo, Six- mile, Woodpile, Miller''s?" |
16976 | See that mouse over by the wall?" |
16976 | See?" |
16976 | See?" |
16976 | She laughed up into his face:"How can I ever stand it? |
16976 | Sold any drugs that w''d do a man that way, lately?" |
16976 | Some way out of this awful mess?" |
16976 | Something warned her to go back, but-- what harm could there be in just riding to the top? |
16976 | Sounds kind of abrupt an''off- hand, do n''t it? |
16976 | Suddenly, his face became very grave:"Alice,"he cried, bending over her,"is it because my hands are red? |
16976 | Suppose any pilgrim was allowed to step off''n a train any time he happened to be comin''through, an''pick off a loose one? |
16976 | Tex laughed:"Ca n''t stand for the drownded ones, eh? |
16976 | That Win did n''t kill him? |
16976 | That is, if----"The Texan interrupted her almost rudely:"Yes, an''if they did n''t, it would just naturally be hell, would n''t it?" |
16976 | The Mayor grinned;"Tex Benton, hain''t you had no bringin''up whatever? |
16976 | The bartender eyed him narrowly:"Ai n''t you goin''it a little strong, pardner?" |
16976 | The girl drank from the flask and returned it:"If there are posses out wo n''t they watch the water- holes? |
16976 | The girl looked at him inquiringly:"Nester?" |
16976 | The half- breed grinned broadly:"Me,--A''m de, w''at you call, de posse, eh? |
16976 | The lynching would have been an atrocious injustice, but if you did not intend to hang me why should you have taken the trouble to bring me out here?" |
16976 | The man flushed:"Are you never serious?" |
16976 | The men poured their drinks and the Texan glanced toward the other:"You ai n''t mournin''none over Purdy, Curly?" |
16976 | The other stared at him in amazement:"You mean bust him out?" |
16976 | The ranchman regarded him with an intent scowl:"''Sth''matter with you, you drunk?" |
16976 | The trail''s free, hain''t it? |
16976 | Then, after they get through havin''their fun out of you, I''ll just waste a shell on you for luck-- see?" |
16976 | There, you got one at last, did n''t you? |
16976 | These spells is a- killin''me-- an''what''ll become of the woman an''the kids?" |
16976 | They musta got the wrong guy?" |
16976 | This geezer that you bumped off-- self defence, I s''pose?" |
16976 | W''at for dey mak''de posse?" |
16976 | W''er''Purdy?" |
16976 | Was someone calling me?" |
16976 | We thought you would n''t have no guts, an''we''d----""Any what?" |
16976 | Wer''you hit heem?" |
16976 | Whad''ye think this is, a camp meetin''?" |
16976 | What be you?" |
16976 | What business I got hornin''in on''em? |
16976 | What did the girl mean? |
16976 | What do they want of the pilgrim?" |
16976 | What do ye know about the bad lands? |
16976 | What do you know of that man? |
16976 | What do you think I am? |
16976 | What do you think about Purdy?" |
16976 | What does any tourist know of the real West-- the West that lies beyond those level rims of dirt? |
16976 | What makes them howl that way?" |
16976 | What the hell do I care what they say? |
16976 | What was a horse-- a thousand horses to the lives of humans-- her life? |
16976 | What was that stretching away, long, and dark, and winding? |
16976 | What will you do if it is?" |
16976 | What would Choteau County''s or any other county''s he- population look like in a year''s time, eh? |
16976 | What you got him all yanked in for? |
16976 | What you got to do is to back up my play-- remember them four bits I give you way back in Los Vegas? |
16976 | What you want to stand there spinnin''''round like a top for? |
16976 | What''s ailin''ye?" |
16976 | What''s on yer mind?" |
16976 | What''s yourn?" |
16976 | When will I ever get another chance to attend a cowboy dance-- and with a real cowboy, too?" |
16976 | Where did he get the liquor?" |
16976 | Where did you get them?" |
16976 | Where was he? |
16976 | Where was you raised?" |
16976 | Where you be''n at? |
16976 | Where''s the girl?" |
16976 | Where''s your grip?" |
16976 | Which one got it?" |
16976 | Who''s scairt? |
16976 | Why could n''t they have built it along the edge?" |
16976 | Why hain''t you in dancin''?" |
16976 | Why should n''t they be rough? |
16976 | Why, what''s the matter with that horse?" |
16976 | Why? |
16976 | Will you excuse me, now?" |
16976 | With a great surge of gratitude-- and-- was it only gratitude-- this admiration and pride in the achievement of the man who had rushed to her rescue? |
16976 | Wo n''t it be fun seein''Sam Moore puttin''up a scrap to save his prisoner?" |
16976 | Would he never come up? |
16976 | Y''goin''to do as I say''bout that, too?" |
16976 | Ye''ll git lost, an''then what''ll happen to me? |
16976 | Yeh know how loose ol''Lazy Y is with his change? |
16976 | You ai n''t sick, or nothin''?" |
16976 | You bein''a pilgrim, that way, we kind of thought----""A what?" |
16976 | You do n''t need no mirror to eat with, do you? |
16976 | You do not expect me to leave them?" |
16976 | You expect to marry, then, sometime?" |
16976 | You think you''re fit to marry her, do you? |
16976 | You would run a girl-- that girl, into a hole like this, would you? |
16976 | cried the Texan;"How are we goin''to hole up-- four of us an''five horses, on a pint of water an''three cans of tomatoes? |
16976 | exclaimed the cowpuncher,"you do n''t mean you''ve done lost all that there six hundred an''forty- eight bucks?" |
16976 | exclaimed the other,"do n''t you know that Purdy did n''t stay spread? |
16976 | he breathed, softly,"ai n''t you an''I had some nonsensical times? |
16976 | he growled, with a glance toward the dance- hall lights,"an''what makes you think they''s a- goin''to be gun- fightin''?" |
31870 | ''Crude''? 31870 ''Twarn''t full of money?" |
31870 | A whole week? 31870 A''dinner dance''?" |
31870 | After the jack hunt? 31870 Ai n''t lil''old Fatty good for suthin''? |
31870 | Ai n''t ye l''arned that I mean what I say yet? |
31870 | Ai n''t you a- gwine to accord me no praise? 31870 Ai n''t you headed in the wrong way? |
31870 | Ai n''t you man enough to have a pony of your own? |
31870 | All right, Pratt? |
31870 | All secure for the night, Daddy? |
31870 | All those jewels and stuff? 31870 And Miss Rugley?" |
31870 | And Pratt found the trail? |
31870 | And Ratty M''Gill? |
31870 | And how about that Pratt boy who you say went along with you? |
31870 | And me sit here idle? |
31870 | And that fellow Ratty was with him this time? |
31870 | And they did not catch the man who stopped us at the ford? |
31870 | And this boy of my sister''s is a pretty good fellow, Dan? |
31870 | And what do you think of our Frances? |
31870 | And when is the doctor coming again? |
31870 | And why did n''t he free this poor creature? |
31870 | And why does n''t he stop to pass the time of day with us? |
31870 | And why should n''t I? 31870 And why should n''t she be? |
31870 | And you''re going to put on that very clever spectacle at the Jackleg schoolhouse next month? 31870 Are n''t you going to invite the boys as usual?" |
31870 | Are the cowpunchers just the same as they used to be? |
31870 | Are those all yours, Frances? |
31870 | Are ye mad with me? |
31870 | Are you frightened, Pratt? |
31870 | Are you hurt? |
31870 | Are you satisfied? |
31870 | Aw, why be fussy? |
31870 | Bar- T? |
31870 | Been pulling leather? |
31870 | Before or after he robbed us? |
31870 | Branded? |
31870 | But ai n''t you an idee who they be? |
31870 | But did n''t he find any trace of the robber up stream? |
31870 | But he''s on your mind, eh? |
31870 | But ought n''t I to go back with you? |
31870 | But the trunk? |
31870 | But what could he possibly want-- climbing up over our roof, and all that? |
31870 | But what for? |
31870 | But where could he have gone-- that man, I mean? |
31870 | But where''s Pratt? |
31870 | But will he be able to travel here to the Panhandle? |
31870 | But you do n''t expect me to be scared? |
31870 | But you do n''t object to Miss Boston''s expression of gratitude, Pratt? |
31870 | But you do n''t propose to stay here? |
31870 | But you do n''t want me to look like a South Sea Island princess, do you, Daddy? |
31870 | But, of course, you know all about his adventures as a Ranger, and his trips into Mexico? |
31870 | Ca n''t we keep ahead of it? |
31870 | Ca n''t you calm his mind, Miss Frances? |
31870 | Ca n''t you change these cords? 31870 Ca n''t you have the goods come by rail to Jackleg?" |
31870 | Ca n''t you ride as well as these country boys? |
31870 | Can it be----? |
31870 | Could it have been the bootlegger? |
31870 | Did n''t he chuck me into that fire? 31870 Did n''t you ever see a jack before, Pratt?" |
31870 | Did you ever see the beat of that? |
31870 | Did you see them? |
31870 | Do n''t you really do all the overseeing for him? |
31870 | Do n''t you suppose I''d be glad of the chance to ride with you for a way? |
31870 | Do n''t you think so? |
31870 | Do n''t you think you are witty? 31870 Do they go to town and blow it wide open on pay- nights?" |
31870 | Do you dare hold this young lady a prisoner? |
31870 | Do you expect that fellow is still trailing us? |
31870 | Do you like me, Daddy? |
31870 | Do you mean to burn the prairie ahead of us? |
31870 | Do you suppose he''s known to Ratty? |
31870 | Do-- do you think so, Dad? |
31870 | Does it look like a joke to you-- a poor sort of a joke? |
31870 | Does n''t_ anything_ ruffle you? |
31870 | Even from Boston, Pratt? |
31870 | Fired? |
31870 | Foolish, am I? |
31870 | Going, west, you say? |
31870 | Got a sharp knife, Pratt? |
31870 | Got that axle fixed, Mack? |
31870 | Had n''t we better take a bite here? |
31870 | Has n''t the Captain asked you for a dance? |
31870 | Have you seen daddy? |
31870 | He has been discharged from the Bar- T----"That''s the fellow you said made the steers stampede? |
31870 | He never mounted his horse at all? |
31870 | Heh? |
31870 | How about Ming bringing us a pitcher of nice cool lemonade, eh, Frances? |
31870 | How about that bird you heard on the roof? |
31870 | How about this steer? |
31870 | How about you? |
31870 | How about your going to this dance, Sue? |
31870 | How could they, Miss Frances, if the boat went down? |
31870 | How did you get into this compound? |
31870 | How do you know? |
31870 | How do you like me now? |
31870 | How does it feel to be a hero, Pratt? |
31870 | How is that? |
31870 | How long? |
31870 | How- do, Frances? 31870 How?" |
31870 | I hope you''re not hurt? |
31870 | I reckon I know what they''re after----They? |
31870 | I reckon that chest was filled with valuables, eh? |
31870 | I reckon you''re not used to this sort of slapdash eating, Miss? |
31870 | I thought your doctor had forbidden dancing for this summer? |
31870 | I''d like to know how you make that out, Miss? |
31870 | If I were he, and getting the attention he is----"From whom? |
31870 | If that girl from Boston comes I''m going to have a fever-- understand? 31870 If that''s so, I reckon he got square for his loss, did n''t he?" |
31870 | Indeed? 31870 Is it a circus parade?" |
31870 | Is it just for show? |
31870 | Is n''t this the fellow who robbed us at the river that time, Frances? |
31870 | Is what all true? |
31870 | Is-- is that all true? |
31870 | It will be all right then? |
31870 | Like them? |
31870 | Mack is all right----"That fellow asleep on the wagon- seat? 31870 May I say one thing?" |
31870 | Me,_ Capitan_? |
31870 | Must I be_ that_ particular? 31870 My Uncle Jonas?" |
31870 | My room''s better than my comp''ny, eh? |
31870 | Never saw him before? |
31870 | No? 31870 Nose ring and anklets included, I s''pose?" |
31870 | Not all of them coming, I hope? |
31870 | Oh-- well-- have those boards actually got to stay on? |
31870 | Re''lly? |
31870 | Read it to me, will you, Miss Nurse? |
31870 | Seen anything of Miss Frances? |
31870 | She did? |
31870 | She''s a mighty fine girl, I reckon? |
31870 | So you think better of our''crude civilization,''do you? |
31870 | Stay here and fry? |
31870 | Sure? |
31870 | Surely there''s not much danger? |
31870 | That fellow who took the old trunk away from Frances? |
31870 | That is n''t anything very bad, is it, Frances? |
31870 | That there have been such improvements and changes here in so few years? |
31870 | That was some heavy, was n''t it? |
31870 | That, I take it, was the burden of his trouble when he rambled last night in his speech? |
31870 | That_ is_ a nice job for your nephew, hey Lon? |
31870 | The Captain? |
31870 | Then he was n''t the man whose wagon and one horse was burned? |
31870 | Then you must be Miss Rugley, Captain Dan Rugley''s daughter? |
31870 | Then-- then you are not grown up, after all? |
31870 | There are no big night- flying birds out here on the plains? |
31870 | There''s nobody in Boston''s Back Bay, even, who could do better than she? |
31870 | They tell me it is so interesting to see the calves-- er-- monogrammed; do you call it? |
31870 | Think I''m going to let old Lon stay in that soldiers''home? 31870 Turn your face up this way-- you hear me? |
31870 | Victorino, too? |
31870 | Was Amarillo ever like_ that_? |
31870 | Was young Pratt Sanderson with them? |
31870 | We all seem to be out of our beds at the hour when graveyards yawn, eh? |
31870 | Well? 31870 Well?" |
31870 | What about those who went up stream? |
31870 | What are you doing? |
31870 | What are you running about the house for at this time o''night? |
31870 | What can he be doing? |
31870 | What can it be? |
31870 | What d''ye know about Lonergan? |
31870 | What did he look like? |
31870 | What did you say to Miss Latrop about her hair? 31870 What do you know about my journey?" |
31870 | What do you mean, Frances? |
31870 | What do you mean? |
31870 | What do you mean? |
31870 | What do you think of it? |
31870 | What do you think of_ that_? |
31870 | What do you want of me? |
31870 | What do you want? |
31870 | What do you want? |
31870 | What do you want? |
31870 | What does that fellow want? |
31870 | What else? |
31870 | What happened to Ratty''s bunch? |
31870 | What in thunder was that? |
31870 | What is it, Daddy? |
31870 | What is it? |
31870 | What is n''t there that you do n''t do better than most of''em? |
31870 | What is that? |
31870 | What is the matter? 31870 What punt?" |
31870 | What shall we do? |
31870 | What was in that trunk? 31870 What will your father say, Frances?" |
31870 | What would father say, if he knew about it? |
31870 | What''s kept you, Frances? |
31870 | What''s that Mr. Tooley said in his letter, Frances? |
31870 | What''s that, Frances? |
31870 | What''s that? |
31870 | What''s the good word, Sam? |
31870 | What''s the matter with that horse, Frances? |
31870 | What''s the matter with them? |
31870 | What''s the matter with you fellers, anyway? |
31870 | What''s the matter with you? |
31870 | What''s the matter, Frances? |
31870 | What''s the matter, Frances? |
31870 | What''s the matter? |
31870 | What''s tickling you, Pratt? |
31870 | What''s up, Miss? |
31870 | What? 31870 What?" |
31870 | What? |
31870 | When do ye want to go? |
31870 | When is he going to let me get up out of this? |
31870 | Where are you going, Pratt? |
31870 | Where did she go? |
31870 | Where did you leave Frances, Sam? |
31870 | Where do you reckon he went to, Sam? |
31870 | Where''d you get this? 31870 Who do ye think they are?" |
31870 | Who done that? |
31870 | Who gave it to you? |
31870 | Who gave you this? |
31870 | Who set the grass- fire, in the first place? |
31870 | Who you looking for, Frances? |
31870 | Who''s bossing things here now, I''d like to know? |
31870 | Who''s she? |
31870 | Who''s there? |
31870 | Who''s there? |
31870 | Who''s there? |
31870 | Who? |
31870 | Why are you out of your bed, sir-- with your rheumatism? |
31870 | Why do n''t you try your''prentice hand on that buckskin? 31870 Why is this, sir?" |
31870 | Why not? |
31870 | Why not? |
31870 | Why-- why---- What do you mean? |
31870 | With the make- believe treasure chest? |
31870 | Wonder who could have been here? 31870 Would Ellis come by that trail?" |
31870 | You do n''t expect me to sleep all the time, do you, Frances? |
31870 | You do n''t expect me to, do you? |
31870 | You do n''t know----"And I suppose you do? |
31870 | You do n''t? 31870 You going with the wagon, Miss Frances?" |
31870 | You have n''t been thrown, Frances, have you? |
31870 | You know who I am and what I come up yere for? |
31870 | You might have been much more seriously hurt----"You do n''t suppose I care about being hurt, do you? |
31870 | You think you are smart, do n''t you? |
31870 | You''re not going to take a dare like that, are you, Frances? |
31870 | You-- you saw nothing in the court? |
31870 | _ Quien sabe?_retorted José Reposa, with a shrug of his shoulders. |
31870 | _ What?_"That''s so,said Ratty, with his slow drawl, and evidently enjoying the other''s discomfiture. |
31870 | _ You_ a bank clerk, looking out through the wires of a cage like a monkey in the Zoo we saw years ago at Kansas City? |
31870 | ''Light, wo n''t yer?" |
31870 | About the looting of---- Who was the old Spanish grandee he mentioned?" |
31870 | Ai n''t it so? |
31870 | Ai n''t that so, boys?" |
31870 | All ready, Sam Harding?" |
31870 | Am I right, Pratt?" |
31870 | And after that-- and after that----? |
31870 | And do n''t you be too sassy, understand? |
31870 | And does she have her monogram burned on all of them?" |
31870 | And if so, what is his reputation, his full name, and why did he leave the Home?" |
31870 | And it must have been heavy, Frances?" |
31870 | And now he''s going to come for his share----""Come for his share, Daddy?" |
31870 | And who was its driver? |
31870 | Are n''t girls wonders?" |
31870 | Back to back and never give up or ask for quarter, eh?" |
31870 | But Frances wondered what the girl from Boston would say to Pratt Sanderson about it, if she chanced to see Frances so adorned? |
31870 | But there was one query far more important than all the others: Where was the man going over the roof? |
31870 | But what could she do about it? |
31870 | But who was he? |
31870 | But''twould certain sure be a romantic outcome of all our adventures together years ago, eh?" |
31870 | Ca n''t Ming find him a flannel shirt, Dad?" |
31870 | Ca n''t it be done?" |
31870 | Can I get a flop- down and a bite here?" |
31870 | Can it be that father is right? |
31870 | D''ye get me? |
31870 | Did n''t you catch me as I fell?" |
31870 | Did the fellow who hailed us to- night come here to the Bar- T for some bad purpose?" |
31870 | Did you see the straw blowing out of the pipes as though a cyclone was whirling it away? |
31870 | Do I?" |
31870 | Do n''t I look as purty on hawseback as that fat chunk does?" |
31870 | Do n''t you say so, Miss Frances?" |
31870 | Do you hear me?" |
31870 | Do you know who this young lady is, man?" |
31870 | Does something pinch you?" |
31870 | Edwards?" |
31870 | Get me?" |
31870 | Had he, too, seen the mysterious shadow in the court? |
31870 | Had that shadow she had seen come this way? |
31870 | Had they met, or passed, on the river bank? |
31870 | He is n''t up, is he?" |
31870 | He''s an awful nice young man----""Where''s Mack?" |
31870 | He''s going to take some of the work off the Captain''s shoulders when we get him broke in, hey, Dan?" |
31870 | Helped on the winter feed-- didn''t it, Daddy?" |
31870 | How came you and your friends to be riding this way?" |
31870 | How could she with Captain Dan Rugley for a father?" |
31870 | How did he get here? |
31870 | How did he know he could make the hook of his ladder fast at this point? |
31870 | I believe one has to make his money in some such way to break into Boston society?" |
31870 | I can kiss you now without mussing you all up, eh?" |
31870 | I take it your health''s well?" |
31870 | I wonder why? |
31870 | I wonder why?" |
31870 | I''m hurt, worse than I thought, eh?" |
31870 | If he ai n''t the gal has----""You mean that daughter of the old man''s?" |
31870 | If they do?" |
31870 | In the meantime suppose Pete made another attempt to steal the contents of the Spanish chest? |
31870 | Is he expecting to meet somebody?" |
31870 | Is n''t it a lovely blond?" |
31870 | Is n''t it hot?" |
31870 | Is n''t she the whole show?" |
31870 | Is n''t she, Pratt?" |
31870 | Is that the plan for the pageant you are writing?" |
31870 | It''s so''tarnal dark, neighbor----""You see those lights down yonder?" |
31870 | Lonergan?" |
31870 | Me? |
31870 | Must have been something valuable, eh?" |
31870 | Now, what shall I do about this?" |
31870 | Or maybe that boy upstairs, eh?" |
31870 | Or was it another? |
31870 | Or was the broken place the result of an accident, and the marauder had noted it by daylight from the ground? |
31870 | Plenty of cartridges in that box? |
31870 | Read the letter, Frances, wo n''t you?" |
31870 | Ready for this other wire?" |
31870 | Savvy?" |
31870 | She longed for Amarillo and what the old Captain called"the frills of society"; but could she give up the ranch for them? |
31870 | She saw Ratty M''Gill on the black pony flying ahead of the steers; but what could one man do to turn two thousand head of wild cattle? |
31870 | She was wondering if this abandoned wagon was the one she had seen turn into the trail from Cottonwood Bottom early in the day? |
31870 | Should she run after him? |
31870 | Should she run to awaken her father, or wait to observe his appearance above the edge of the veranda roof? |
31870 | Should she shout louder for him? |
31870 | Should she tell him the truth about that chest? |
31870 | So interesting, I suppose?" |
31870 | Sue whispered to Pratt, as they all arose to return to the front of the house,"they are quite too impossible, are n''t they?" |
31870 | Suppose people believed that Captain Dan Rugley had actually stolen those things in some raid into Mexico? |
31870 | Surely, the reckless fellow did not propose to attack Mack and herself on the open trail and in broad daylight? |
31870 | That girl from Boston, for instance?" |
31870 | That red coat''s got style to it, I reckon?" |
31870 | The Bar- T''s big enough, I should hope-- hey, Frances? |
31870 | The Chinks? |
31870 | Then he turned to Pratt again and roared:"Do you know who I am, boy?" |
31870 | Thinks him all right----""Ye do n''t mean to say ye think he''s in this mean mess?" |
31870 | This Frances Rugley you tell about owns all these cows? |
31870 | Understand, boys?" |
31870 | Understand?" |
31870 | Was he alone? |
31870 | Was he on the watch for a possible marauder? |
31870 | Was he the man Captain Rugley had seemed to be expecting to try to make a raid upon the ranch- house? |
31870 | Was her father there? |
31870 | Was it Molly? |
31870 | Was it alive? |
31870 | Was she expecting an attack? |
31870 | Was that a rustling just outside the bars? |
31870 | Was the man, Pete, lurking in some hollow or buffalo wallow? |
31870 | Was there a traitor about who had broken a slate in the roof? |
31870 | Was_ this_ the man who had come over the roof of the house? |
31870 | Were n''t you just talking to him?" |
31870 | What could Frances say? |
31870 | What could it be? |
31870 | What could it be? |
31870 | What d''ye think you''re going to do about it?" |
31870 | What did he mean by such conduct? |
31870 | What did he want? |
31870 | What did you say this boy''s name was, Dan?" |
31870 | What do you know about that? |
31870 | What do you say?" |
31870 | What do you suppose Sam and the boys will do to you for treating me in this manner?" |
31870 | What else could you expect of a cowgirl?" |
31870 | What for, I wonder? |
31870 | What had happened here since the lights went out and that mysterious marauder had come in over the ranch- house roof? |
31870 | What is it?" |
31870 | What kind of a hunter did I show myself to be? |
31870 | What scent do they trail, I mean?" |
31870 | What was he after? |
31870 | What was he doing wandering around that court?" |
31870 | What''s all the dolling up for? |
31870 | What''s the matter?" |
31870 | What''s''crude''?" |
31870 | Whatever did possess me to urge her on?" |
31870 | When can I have it?" |
31870 | Where are you bound?" |
31870 | Where could he have gone? |
31870 | Where did_ she_ learn to plan pageants? |
31870 | Where had she gone? |
31870 | Where had the man gone who had climbed the rope ladder? |
31870 | Who could he be? |
31870 | Who was he? |
31870 | Whom could Sam have sent with the bronchos for the doctor?" |
31870 | Why are you out of your bed, Pratt?" |
31870 | Why burn the mark upon the hides of those-- er-- embryo cows?" |
31870 | Why did n''t you ride after her, Pratt?" |
31870 | Why did n''t you wait till we was comin''back before springin''this mine on us?" |
31870 | Why do n''t one o''you get down and show''em what you can do?" |
31870 | Why had the young fellow been so sure that the robber had gone up stream instead of down? |
31870 | Why should she be afraid now? |
31870 | Why this curiosity? |
31870 | Why, I could get up now----""With those shingles plastered to your shoulder?" |
31870 | Why, do n''t you care anything for them?" |
31870 | Wo n''t the girl tell them? |
31870 | Would Ratty come back? |
31870 | Would n''t it be easier?" |
31870 | You hear?" |
31870 | You never saw a prairie fire, Pratt?" |
31870 | You wanter go to bed, honey?" |
31870 | You''re the heir of a rich man now-- isn''t that so, Captain?" |
31870 | Your father''s got a plenty----""You mean to make him ransom me?" |
31870 | _ Sabe?_ Tell Joe to saddle Cherry, and Sam''s horse, and you get a saddle on your own, Vic. |
31870 | _"What''s he doing with my pony? |
31870 | are folks goin''to be held up on this trail and robbed just as though we had no law and order? |
31870 | asked one of the local boys, with wonder,"what do the dogs follow, if there''s no fox? |
31870 | did n''t hurt him when he went to bed, did they? |
31870 | how can you be so mean?" |
31870 | is it you, Miss Frances?" |
31870 | is that my fault?" |
31870 | was this around Boston?" |
31870 | what are you about?" |
31870 | what do you know about that?" |
31870 | what do you think of that?" |
31870 | what does she know about it? |
31870 | what for?" |
31870 | what is the matter with you?" |
31870 | what we goin''ter do then?" |
31870 | ye do n''t mean to say you''ve been through that fire? |
31870 | you do n''t mean for us to climb up_ there_?" |
31870 | you do n''t mean that you think Pratt Sanderson would do such a thing?" |
10374 | ''Lamblin''Kid''s''a funny fellow, do n''t you think so, Sing Pete? |
10374 | A dance? |
10374 | A thousand? 10374 A-- a what?" |
10374 | Agreement? |
10374 | Ai n''t he at the stables? |
10374 | Ai n''t that just like the blamed idiot-- to go and ride that filly to- night? |
10374 | Ai n''t you afraid she''ll break away from the_ caballero_ and you''ll lose her again? |
10374 | Ai n''t you going to get up? |
10374 | Ai n''t you going with us,Charley Saunders asked,"and help skin them steers?" |
10374 | Ai n''t you going? |
10374 | Ai n''t you starting the beef hunt too early? |
10374 | Am I? |
10374 | And it is? |
10374 | And now? |
10374 | And why would n''t he? |
10374 | Any of you Quarter Circle KT fellers going in on anything at the Rodeo, this year? |
10374 | Are n''t you going to ride the filly in that race at Eagle Butte? |
10374 | Are those cattle,Carolyn June asked,"those things across the river?" |
10374 | Are you backing that with money? |
10374 | Are you plumb positive that she is one, Parker? |
10374 | Are you sure? |
10374 | Asleep, I reckon,he replied in a voice peculiarly low and deliberate,"--what''s your spontaneousness about? |
10374 | Aw-- don''t you reckon you ought to choose one of the others first? |
10374 | Bluing? |
10374 | But I understand Old Heck''s aiming to bet a little,he drawled suggestively;"probably you''d like to see him?" |
10374 | But did n''t that widow act funny for an''anti- he''suffragette? |
10374 | But how about th''Ramblin''Kid putting his gun in your ribs-- resisting an officer and so on? |
10374 | But how? |
10374 | But what? |
10374 | By thunder, I can,Skinny said, pausing,"that is, I''m willing to bet my money on it--""Vhy do n''t you go ahead and do it, then?" |
10374 | Ca n''t you ever get over your dog- goned craziness? 10374 Ca n''t you head''em off, somehow?" |
10374 | Ca n''t you-- won''t you-- ever-- ca-- care? |
10374 | Can I get you to take me an''my daughter out to that construction camp where they''re buildin''a ditch or something? |
10374 | Can Thunderbolt run? |
10374 | Can you ride? |
10374 | Carolyn June,Ophelia said when they were alone,"I have made a discovery--""It is?" |
10374 | Chuck''s joking,Parker said;"he always was foolish--""Uncle Josiah,"Carolyn June asked suddenly,"can you take Ophelia to Eagle Butte to- day?" |
10374 | Darned if I know-- ain''t he there? |
10374 | Did I miss you this mornin''? 10374 Did I tell you I wanted a''gentle horse''?" |
10374 | Did he name her as the Gold Dust maverick? |
10374 | Did she buck? |
10374 | Did you hear about that dance next Saturday night after the picture show? |
10374 | Did you put bluing in your rinse water? |
10374 | Did you speak, Uncle Josiah? |
10374 | Do n''t you ever-- ever--''ask''anybody anything yourself? |
10374 | Do n''t you like it? |
10374 | Do n''t you want her? |
10374 | Do n''t you want me to go? |
10374 | Do you hear me? 10374 Do you know; where he went, Parker?" |
10374 | Do you reckon the filly can really beat that Thunderbolt horse? |
10374 | Do you reckon there''s any danger of it? |
10374 | Does everybody have to-- to-- ask you everything? |
10374 | Does he live at the Quarter Circle KT? |
10374 | Drunk as I was th''day of th''race? |
10374 | Drunk? |
10374 | Event? |
10374 | Feeds''Clap''n Jack''sugar, does he? |
10374 | Framed? |
10374 | Gee, did n''t Skinny shine in that shirt? |
10374 | Gee, is n''t it pretty? |
10374 | Gee, when you do start you go in a hurry, do n''t you? |
10374 | Go ahead,she whispered to Skinny;"what then?" |
10374 | Going to get drunk, are you? |
10374 | Good heavens,Carolyn June called,"do you blow bubbles this early in the morning?" |
10374 | Good heavens,she continued,"why do men think they have to lie to women? |
10374 | Good lord,Charley gasped,"hear that, fellers? |
10374 | Good luck? |
10374 | Got it ready? |
10374 | Got married? |
10374 | Guess you people ai n''t got anything out there for the two- mile sweepstakes this year, have you? |
10374 | Had I? |
10374 | Had a what? |
10374 | Had n''t we better stop at the drug store,she asked soberly,"and get some medicine?" |
10374 | Had n''t you ought to exercise her? |
10374 | Has he entered the outlaw filly for the sweepstakes, yet? |
10374 | Has no one but-- but the Ramblin''Kid--Carolyn June hesitated queerly over the name--"ever ridden him?" |
10374 | Have a good time? |
10374 | Have you found him? |
10374 | He eats, do n''t he? 10374 He wants to bet me four- bits he can--""Walk on them eggs and not preak them?" |
10374 | He was blowing, was he? |
10374 | He wo n''t let me ride him, will he? |
10374 | Hell, what''s the difference? |
10374 | Hell,he muttered,"what''s the use? |
10374 | Her forehead does bulge out a good deal in front, when you come to look at it, do n''t it? |
10374 | How are you going to work things when he gets back? |
10374 | How big is she? |
10374 | How does it happen you ai n''t fell in love with Carolyn June? |
10374 | How is that? |
10374 | How much do you suppose we ought to put in? |
10374 | How was that? |
10374 | How''s that? |
10374 | How''s the Purgatory? |
10374 | How''s the filly? |
10374 | Huh? |
10374 | I ai n''t aiming to, and I do n''t know what th''Ramblin? 10374 I do n''t understand,"Carolyn June said;"what arrangement?" |
10374 | I guess you must be Carolyn June? |
10374 | I reckon that''s right,Chuck whispered back,"it''s an awful jolt to Old Heck, ai n''t it?" |
10374 | I reckon you are Carolyn June and Missus Ophelia Cobb,Old Heck stammered"Which one of you is which?" |
10374 | I would in a minute,Chuck chipped in,"if I was good- looking like Skinny and had a white shirt--""What''s a white shirt got to do with it?" |
10374 | I''d rather have Skinny''s job,Bert said with a snicker,"I''d be afraid of Ophelia--""Why?" |
10374 | I''ll just flicker an eyelid occasionally at Parker, unless you object? |
10374 | I-- I-- reckon I''ll have to do it if she''s determined,Parker stuttered;"but-- aw, hell-- I must have been crazy--""Who''s determined on what?" |
10374 | I-- I-- reckon you want it back, then? |
10374 | If I come in will you-- will we-- go, Manilla? |
10374 | Is Skinny one? |
10374 | Is he afraid of women? |
10374 | Is it? |
10374 | Is n''t that enough? |
10374 | Is she making fun of me? |
10374 | Is that all? |
10374 | Is the hat all-- didn''t you--she intended to say"find something else?" |
10374 | Is-- this-- is this a hold- up? |
10374 | It''ll be easy when you get used to it--"If you know so much about it why do n''t you enlist yourself? |
10374 | It''s a good thing there''s prohibition in this town,Skinny muttered as he stepped from the car and started brushing the dust from his coat;"Why?" |
10374 | It''s easy for folks to get acquainted, is n''t it? |
10374 | It''s funny, ai n''t it? |
10374 | It''s kind of pretty, ai n''t it? |
10374 | It''s worse than sorrowful--"Melancholical? |
10374 | Killed him? |
10374 | Listen, Ramblin''Kid,she broke in,"I-- I-- know all about everything-- about what started the fight--""You do?" |
10374 | Me hate you? |
10374 | Medicine? 10374 Not even to a woman?" |
10374 | Now,Old Heck said with a hard laugh,"maybe you''d like to own the Quarter Circle KT ranch, Dorsey? |
10374 | Oh, is-- is-- that you, Ramblin''Kid? |
10374 | Oh, who is that? |
10374 | Old Heck''s niece acts kind of stampedish, do n''t she? |
10374 | On''Old Blue''? |
10374 | Ophelia marry_ you_? |
10374 | Ophelia? 10374 Pretty soft, is n''t it?" |
10374 | Putting his gun in my ribs? 10374 Ramblin''Kid,"Carolyn June spoke suddenly very softly,"Ramblin''Kid-- why-- why do you hate me?" |
10374 | Rider-- and horse? |
10374 | Shall we forgive them? |
10374 | She''s a what? |
10374 | She''s-- she''s twenty- two--"Inches around or what? |
10374 | Shut up, you blamed idiot, ai n''t you got no respect? |
10374 | Sing Pete,she said, stepping into the kitchen,"may I have some sugar-- I''d like the lumpy kind if you have it?" |
10374 | Skinny ca n''t do it alone-- can''t you see it''s choking? |
10374 | So th''Ramblin''Kid killed old Sabota, did he? |
10374 | So that''s what you''re an''Organizer''for? |
10374 | Something''s got it,Charley answered,"he ai n''t acted natural all day-- do you reckon he''s sore because Parker took the widow to town?" |
10374 | Sore? |
10374 | Sounds sort of sensible, though, does n''t it? |
10374 | Teleglam? 10374 That''s a hell of a thing to be packin''--wonder why I keep it?" |
10374 | That''s funny,he thought,"wonder where Skinny''s at?" |
10374 | That''s-- what was in that?'' |
10374 | That,Skinny said after a quick glance,"oh, that''s th''Ramblin''Kid-- Where in thunder do you reckon the darned fool''s going now?" |
10374 | The Gold Dust maverick? |
10374 | The Quarter Circle KT''s getting to be quite a female institution, ai n''t it? |
10374 | The Young Whirlwind had cause? |
10374 | The race is almost ready to start and-- do you reckon you could ride the filly, Bert? |
10374 | The woman would n''t object, would she? |
10374 | Then Skinny and your Uncle Josiah,the widow murmured,"and Parker-- are-- are-- pretending?" |
10374 | Then the storm did drive him to shelter, after all? |
10374 | There and then, but not here and now--"Where and when? |
10374 | They seem plumb determined to arrive--"I''ve already give up hope,Old Heck answered,"but what will we do with them when they get here? |
10374 | Tom,he said,"I reckon you''ll be looking some for th''Ramblin''Kid, after what happened last night, wo n''t you?" |
10374 | Vat you standing there for? 10374 Was n''t that what made th''Ramblin''Kid kill the Greek?" |
10374 | We had better go on,she said, then added lightly:"Does it always affect you so when you get this view of the valley?" |
10374 | We have some trunks,Carolyn June said,"can we take them with us?" |
10374 | Well, Sabota,he said at last,"th''Ramblin''Kid did n''t quite do his duty, did he? |
10374 | Well, is the Quarter Circle KT getting up sand enough to go against old Thunderbolt again? |
10374 | Well, it sure does seem like wherever women are trouble is, do n''t it? |
10374 | Well, then, we will make it a free- for- all,Carolyn June said,"and--""How about the Ramblin''Kid?" |
10374 | Well, you got through, did you? |
10374 | Well? |
10374 | What about th''other one-- Ophelia Cobb or whoever she is? |
10374 | What all you aiming to gather? |
10374 | What am I thinking? |
10374 | What animal is that? |
10374 | What are we going to do with that filly? |
10374 | What are you and me going to do? |
10374 | What are you tryin''to do? |
10374 | What are_ you_ doin''here-- this time of night-- an''on that filly? |
10374 | What did the-- the Ramblin''Kid do? |
10374 | What did you catch her for? |
10374 | What do you mean--''Sabota having th''Ramblin''Kid doped?'' |
10374 | What do you think you are--he started to say--"a bunch of lawyers cross- examinin''a witness?" |
10374 | What do you want? |
10374 | What do you want? |
10374 | What does she mean? |
10374 | What does that do to it? |
10374 | What for? |
10374 | What in thunder do you reckon Skinny''s been buying, now? |
10374 | What in thunder does details amount to, anyhow? |
10374 | What in thunderation''s that commotion? |
10374 | What makes her that way? |
10374 | What makes you think so? |
10374 | What patients? |
10374 | What shall we do about it? |
10374 | What th''--Who left horses up last night? |
10374 | What the devil-- are you trying to do-- choke me? |
10374 | What they costin''a stack? |
10374 | What was it over? 10374 What was the fight about?" |
10374 | What was your idea in riding the Gold Dust maverick last night? |
10374 | What would I want to lie about it for? |
10374 | What you goin''to do? |
10374 | What you going to do with the filly while we''re out on the beef hunt? |
10374 | What you going to do? |
10374 | What you tryin''to do? 10374 What''d I tell you?" |
10374 | What''ll I do? |
10374 | What''ll I have to do? |
10374 | What''ll we do? |
10374 | What''ll we tell them? |
10374 | What''s happened to everybody? |
10374 | What''s th''difference? |
10374 | What''s that? |
10374 | What''s that? |
10374 | What''s the matter, Heart o''Gold? |
10374 | What''s the matter, Skinny? |
10374 | What''s the matter,Carolyn June laughed lightly,"--afraid of getting your''little tootsies''wet?" |
10374 | What''s the matter? |
10374 | What''s the matter? |
10374 | What''s the matter? |
10374 | What''s the matter? |
10374 | What''s wrong? |
10374 | What''s wrong?'' 10374 What?" |
10374 | When are you going to ride the Gold Dust maverick? |
10374 | When did he get mad about the cat? |
10374 | When does the slaughter begin? |
10374 | Where did he come from and who is he, anyway? |
10374 | Where did you find out so much about women? |
10374 | Where do we start in? |
10374 | Where is Skinny? |
10374 | Where you going? |
10374 | Where''d you get yours that day? |
10374 | Where''d you reckon th''Ramblin''Kid is? |
10374 | Where''ll we go? |
10374 | Where''s Old Heck? |
10374 | Where''s Skinny and th''Ramblin''Kid? |
10374 | Where? |
10374 | Which do you suppose would lick? |
10374 | Who else did you think we meant? 10374 Who is he, what''s his real name?" |
10374 | Who is this for? |
10374 | Who pays for the eggs? 10374 Who plays?" |
10374 | Who told you? |
10374 | Who''s it from? |
10374 | Who''s she? |
10374 | Who-- what-- is it? |
10374 | Who-- who-- got married? |
10374 | Why can I see him-- just him-- and not the others? 10374 Why did n''t you wait till to- day, so the rest of us could see how she acted?" |
10374 | Why do n''t you and Old Heck fight a duel about Ophelia? |
10374 | Why do n''t you help him? |
10374 | Why do n''t you open it and see? |
10374 | Why do n''t you run the outlaw filly? |
10374 | Why do n''t you take her in when the Rodeo is on and run her in the sweepstakes then? |
10374 | Why do n''t you yourself go with Pedro and Chuck? |
10374 | Why not? |
10374 | Why so sad? |
10374 | Why, did n''t you know? |
10374 | Why-- why-- don''t you come in and dance? |
10374 | Why? |
10374 | Why? |
10374 | Wonder if he ai n''t going over to Battle Ridge to find out if it''s so about them sheep coming in over there? |
10374 | Wonder if them women come? |
10374 | Would she? |
10374 | Yes,Dorsey replied;"is that satisfactory?" |
10374 | Yes,Skinny explained,"the Greek had a feller named Gyp Streetor put some stuff in th''Ramblin? |
10374 | You ai n''t sore at me or anything are you, Manilla? |
10374 | You are,she retorted impatiently,"and you know it--""Do I?" |
10374 | You ca n''t take the Chink from here this time, can you? |
10374 | You do, and did all the time--"Did I? |
10374 | You eat him? |
10374 | You say you''ll turn the Y- Bar cattle over to me within fifteen days? |
10374 | You want to stop at the preacher''s house? |
10374 | You would n''t think she was one by looking at her, would you? |
10374 | You would n''t want--"Did I say I wanted it? |
10374 | You''re all right, yourself, are you? |
10374 | You-- you-- and Ophelia married? |
10374 | Yourself? |
10374 | A quick resolution formed in her mind:"Nobody but the Ramblin''Kid could ride the filly?" |
10374 | Ah, would she hold up her arm as she went down-- down-- and reach out her hand as if to wave the world a last, long farewell? |
10374 | And why the day- and- day- about courting of yourself by Uncle Josiah and Parker? |
10374 | And you knowed all the time that I was getting paid to make love to you? |
10374 | Anyhow, well, they were having a good time and what was the use of bothering them? |
10374 | As they started away Carolyn June asked:"Which way now, Uncle Josiah?" |
10374 | At last, Skinny, handing a towel to Bert after drying his own sun- tanned face and hands, remarked inanely:"Chuck ai n''t come, has he?" |
10374 | At the car, before his horse was fairly stopped, Chuck leaned over and asked, tensely:"Have any of you people seen th''Ramblin''Kid?" |
10374 | Bert broke in;"was she pretty affectionate?" |
10374 | Bert exclaimed as the cowboys started toward the stable,"did n''t the young one show her teeth sudden?" |
10374 | But I suppose he ca n''t help it-- I wonder why men are always falling in love with me, anyhow? |
10374 | But how does that come, anyhow? |
10374 | But we''ll start the beef hunt Monday the way I said in the first place--""Who''s going to cook, this year, on the round- up?" |
10374 | But which was it-- the first half?--the last half? |
10374 | But-- oh, hell, what''s the difference? |
10374 | Carolyn June called, suddenly whirling around on the piano stool as she finished the last bars of_ La Paloma_,"may I have a horse?" |
10374 | Carolyn June laughed sympathetically,"ca n''t you either?" |
10374 | Chuck said, still holding the bundle in his hand,"--ain''t it too early for lovers to bu''st up for the night? |
10374 | Do n''t reckon you''ve taught Old Quicksilver to run yet, have you?" |
10374 | Do you think our little''counterplot''was a success?" |
10374 | Does Parker know?" |
10374 | Down there? |
10374 | Flip Williams interrupted,"ai n''t neither of you going to take part?" |
10374 | Had it been run? |
10374 | Has he come to-- to-- haunt me?" |
10374 | He was only an ignorant rider of the range-- why trouble at all about him? |
10374 | He was rewarded:"What do you know about''teleglams''? |
10374 | Hell, what''s the use?" |
10374 | Her eyes? |
10374 | Her mouth? |
10374 | His mouth, Carolyn June thought, showed a trace of cruelty-- or was it only firmness? |
10374 | How could she know he was sleeping under the shed? |
10374 | How long before it clutched at her throat? |
10374 | How long had they been running? |
10374 | How many times had they gone around the track? |
10374 | How''s the Cimarron? |
10374 | I suppose you''ll meet me half- way and receive the stock in Eagle Butte?" |
10374 | I wonder what the Ramblin''Kid would say if he knew I was stealing your heart?" |
10374 | If I do she can ride th''maverick When you an''her go on your honeymoon--""What''s a honeymoon?" |
10374 | If I wanted to I could tell you more about what is in your mind than you yourself could tell--""Could you?" |
10374 | In the mind of every cowboy on the ranch there was one thought unexpressed but very insistent that night,"Wonder what She looks like?" |
10374 | Is dinner ready?" |
10374 | Is he also to be a''Victim''?" |
10374 | Is there one?" |
10374 | It breathed the unfathomable strife of life-- of love, longing, hope, despair-- almost, yet subtly, elusively, would not tell the eternal"Why?" |
10374 | It kept beating back:_ Th''sweepstakes-- th''race_--What time was it? |
10374 | It''s up to Old Heck or Parker to represent Cupid to the widow--""Who the hell''s Cupid?" |
10374 | Let''s see,"he added calculatingly,"how many Y- Bar cattle do you figure you''ve got running on the Vermejo range-- five thousand?" |
10374 | Little Horse"--the Ramblin''Kid spoke tensely and without repression--"why ca n''t humans be as decent an''honest as you?" |
10374 | Maybe alle samee somebody sickee?" |
10374 | Old Heck asked suspiciously;"have you found out anything dangerous about that''Movement''or whatever it is Ophelia''s mixed up in?" |
10374 | Old Heck asked uneasily,"what''s happened? |
10374 | Old Heck asked, puzzled by the queer jumble coming from the lips of the Quarter Circle KT foreman,"and how crazy?" |
10374 | Old Heck gasped,"what does it say? |
10374 | Old Heck half groaned,"what-- what sort of a-- a--''Movement''did she say it was, anyhow?" |
10374 | Old Heck turned the check slowly over in his hand and looked at it with a quizzical frown on his face:"I reckon this is good?" |
10374 | Ophelia exclaimed, looking interested,"and is that the way they catch-- mavericks?" |
10374 | Ophelia who?" |
10374 | Parker interrupted hastily, looking more uneasy and foolish than ever;"why ai n''t he here?" |
10374 | Resisting an officer?" |
10374 | Sabota having th''Ramblin''Kid''doped''the day of the sweepstakes?" |
10374 | She was to die alone, horribly, in the treacherous sands of the Cimarron? |
10374 | Skinny asked Carolyn June as they stepped on to the porch,"take a ride?" |
10374 | Skinny asked;"where''s Mike?" |
10374 | Skinny said,"what''ll we do?" |
10374 | So this was it? |
10374 | So this was the end? |
10374 | Starve me to death?" |
10374 | Th''name of th''horse? |
10374 | That makes the big race come Friday-- a week from next Friday, ai n''t it?" |
10374 | The Mexican,"referring to Pedro,"will probably do some roping--""What about you and the Ramblin''Kid?" |
10374 | The Ramblin''Kid saw it and the faintest hint of a smile showed on his lips-- or was the suggestion of amusement in the twinkling glance of his eyes? |
10374 | The ladies with love kill quick when the love is-- what you call him?--the jilt?" |
10374 | Then, speaking to Skinny:"They''ve already had their dinner and wo n''t be in till supper- time--""Are they cowboys?" |
10374 | There are things to discuss--""Would you mind if I drove around to the court- house first?" |
10374 | There was something-- what was it? |
10374 | Vhy do n''t you do it if you''re so light on your feet?" |
10374 | Was it a-- a-- stampede? |
10374 | Well, now ai n''t that funny?" |
10374 | What do you want to buy?" |
10374 | What do you want with Sabota?" |
10374 | What if she married him and then suddenly broke loose as a speech- maker or something for woman''s rights? |
10374 | What was it? |
10374 | What would he do with a wife if he had one? |
10374 | What''ll he be in week?" |
10374 | What''s he riding?" |
10374 | What? |
10374 | Where was he? |
10374 | Where was he? |
10374 | Where''s Skinny? |
10374 | Where''s Skinny?" |
10374 | Which one? |
10374 | Who for?" |
10374 | Why did n''t you say you were sick? |
10374 | Why did she want to go and get things all mixed up like this? |
10374 | Why is Skinny Rawlins thrown into my lap as my''regular''lover? |
10374 | Why was n''t he in the bunk- house where he belonged? |
10374 | Will you be waitin''?" |
10374 | Will you keep faith an''be true, Carolyn June? |
10374 | Will you keep faith an''be true--? |
10374 | Wonder if Sing Pete has any around anywhere?" |
10374 | Wonder if a feller could get any boot- leg liquor?" |
10374 | Wonder what it''s about?" |
10374 | Would he cross at the upper or lower ford? |
10374 | Would the sand draw her down-- down-- until it covered her so none would ever know where or how she died? |
10374 | Would they guess the thing that had happened? |
10374 | Would they know? |
10374 | You have him sugal-- how muchee you want?" |
10374 | he must n''t forget_-- He fought his way to his feet and groped along back of the building-- the stall-- which way was it? |
10374 | he said almost brutally,"play with me like you played with them other blamed idiots th''night of th''dance?" |
10374 | she laughed,"you ca n''t help telling''em, can you? |
10374 | the Ramblin''Kid laughed gently,"--you thought I was mean last night, did n''t you?" |
10374 | the Ramblin''Kid queried with a note of scorn in his voice,"an''forget your sorrows?" |
10374 | the lanky Missourian answered with a sly grin;"who said he put a gun on me-- or resisted an officer or anything? |
10374 | the widow interrupted,"do you think he is one of the conspirators-- is in on the-- the--''frame- up?'' |
10374 | the widow repeated inquiringly,"just what does''framed''mean, my dear?" |
10374 | thought better of it and with a careless laugh answered:"If you''re huntin''entertainment, why do n''t you go up to Eagle Butte to th''picture show? |
10374 | what''s th''use of killin''just to kill?" |
63159 | A what? |
63159 | About what? |
63159 | Africano? |
63159 | Ai n''t you going to say something? 63159 Am I?" |
63159 | And maybe you and her was the only ones who knew where it was, then, no? |
63159 | And still, Crawford, does n''t it intrigue you? |
63159 | And what have we got when we do reach Snake Thickets? |
63159 | Are they crazy? |
63159 | Are you afraid to make the bet? 63159 Are you suggesting-- that you--""Why not?" |
63159 | Because if I had done it, the whole thing could have been nothing more than the quarrel between me and Rockland? |
63159 | But there is a good reason for the name Mogotes Serpientes? |
63159 | Ca n''t you relax, Crawford? 63159 Ca n''t you see what you''re doing to my_ trigueño_? |
63159 | Ca n''t you understand? 63159 Coffee?" |
63159 | Could n''t you see it? 63159 Crawford, do n''t you understand? |
63159 | Crawford, what is it? 63159 Crawford?" |
63159 | Del, are you trying to tell me you did n''t kill Rockland? |
63159 | Delcazar? |
63159 | Did I ask for any of your stupid proverbs, Aforismo? |
63159 | Did it ever occur to you,he said,"that the legs might not really be completely healed?" |
63159 | Did you ever see the_ dichos_ on my belduque? |
63159 | Did you find it? |
63159 | Did you just stumble onto it too? |
63159 | Did you see any Rangers around? |
63159 | Did you see that_ mangana_? 63159 Did you?" |
63159 | Do n''t you know? |
63159 | Do n''t you know? |
63159 | Do n''t you like that_ bravo_, Crawford? 63159 Do n''t you think I know what is the matter with you, Crawford? |
63159 | Do n''t you think three months in the hospital cools a man off some, Ed? |
63159 | Do n''t you? |
63159 | Do you doubt my ability to do it, Crawford, if necessary? |
63159 | Do you know what it is to be a peon in Mexico? 63159 Do you know who has the other piece, Crawford?" |
63159 | Do you realize what it did to me? 63159 Do you think the murderer is here?" |
63159 | Do you understand that? |
63159 | Do you? |
63159 | Do your legs hurt now? |
63159 | Does Delcazar know? 63159 Does it?" |
63159 | Does n''t it? |
63159 | Ever stop to think of Santa Anna''s full name? |
63159 | Glenn, you ai n''t going back? |
63159 | Glenn--"Yes? |
63159 | Have n''t I proved that? |
63159 | Have you ever heard of Mogotes Serpientes? |
63159 | Have you got a license? |
63159 | Here, perhaps? 63159 Hide out? |
63159 | Hm? |
63159 | How about Tarant? |
63159 | How about the riding, Glenn? |
63159 | How are you, Crawford? |
63159 | How could I know? 63159 How did it get broke?" |
63159 | How did it get broke? |
63159 | How did it happen to Whitehead? |
63159 | How did it happen? |
63159 | How did you find us? |
63159 | How did you lose the sorrel? 63159 How did you lose the sorrel?" |
63159 | How do I know? 63159 How do you get in, Delcazar?" |
63159 | How do you like that,_ señorita_? |
63159 | How does this line up with Tinaja de la Tortuga? |
63159 | How is Del mixed up in this? |
63159 | How many bulls you got in that corral, Aforismo? 63159 How many shots does that Winchester hold?" |
63159 | How''d he break his neck? |
63159 | How''s that, Huerta? |
63159 | How''s the sorrel? |
63159 | How-- how did you get out? |
63159 | Huerta came up? |
63159 | Huerta--"Yes? |
63159 | Huerta? |
63159 | Hurry, Crawford, hurry, please, what are you doing this for? 63159 Hyacinth, what did you think of that story about Santa Anna''s chests?" |
63159 | I guess I do n''t know, really, do I? |
63159 | I guess there''s no use denying it, is there? |
63159 | I said where you going? |
63159 | I think it would be wise, now, Crawford, for you to come with me, up to the house, do n''t you? |
63159 | I think maybe we better all go in the bunkhouse, eh? 63159 I think we all know what happened to Whitehead,"he said,"do n''t you?" |
63159 | I''m still here, ai n''t I? |
63159 | If? |
63159 | Impression about what, Huerta? |
63159 | Is it? |
63159 | Is it? |
63159 | Is n''t he? |
63159 | Is n''t that the same piece of side meat you had when we were here last? |
63159 | Is that sufficient reason? |
63159 | Is there a way into Snake Thickets, Del? |
63159 | It seems that you have n''t got one friend left on the Rockland_ estancia_, does n''t it,_ Señor_ Crawford? |
63159 | It was hit? |
63159 | It_ is_ a Ranger? |
63159 | Just what did happen out there? |
63159 | License? |
63159 | Like in a fall? |
63159 | Llano Sacaguista, Puenta Piedra, Resaca Perdida-- you do n''t know any of these? |
63159 | Lopez? |
63159 | Merida? 63159 Merida?" |
63159 | Merida? |
63159 | Merida? |
63159 | Merida? |
63159 | Montezuma Embrujada? |
63159 | No pain? 63159 No, damn you, no, I--""Pain?" |
63159 | No,he said,"no-- listen--""What''s wrong with your gun?" |
63159 | No--"Here? |
63159 | No? 63159 Oh?" |
63159 | Otis,he cried,"Otis, did Del give you this? |
63159 | Otis? |
63159 | Otis? |
63159 | Perhaps I should have said,_ can_ you? |
63159 | Perhaps you would like a drink-- after what happened, no? |
63159 | Quartel--"_ SÃ?_The man had released Merida and wheeled to face Crawford. |
63159 | Quartel? |
63159 | Quartel? |
63159 | Quartel? |
63159 | Quartel? |
63159 | Santa Anna''s chests? |
63159 | Snake Thickets? 63159 Speaking of Quartel, that was quite an exhibition this afternoon, was n''t it? |
63159 | Still got those cavalry boots? |
63159 | Still snipping cinches, Bueno? |
63159 | That''s inconceivable to you, is n''t it? |
63159 | The lawman? |
63159 | The man at Rockland''s? |
63159 | The map? |
63159 | The_ derrotero_? 63159 Then why are you so het- up if you do n''t know anything about it?" |
63159 | Then why did n''t you leave? |
63159 | Then why so stiff? |
63159 | Then why watch? |
63159 | Then, those other lawmen--"The ones I told you about when I found you at Delcazar''s? |
63159 | Then-- you did n''t? |
63159 | They''ll think it was Delcazar, wo n''t they? 63159 They?" |
63159 | Think I can do it that way? |
63159 | Think I''d have a chance? 63159 This the river?" |
63159 | To Crawford,said Merida,"or Whitehead?" |
63159 | Trying to tell you? 63159 Was it just the land?" |
63159 | Was it? |
63159 | Well,said the woman impatiently,"is it?" |
63159 | Whadda you mean? |
63159 | Whaddaya mean? |
63159 | What about the horse? |
63159 | What about the way I was watching it? |
63159 | What are you doing? |
63159 | What are you saying? |
63159 | What are you talking about? 63159 What are you talking about?" |
63159 | What are you trying to do, Huerta? |
63159 | What caliber you got? |
63159 | What did happen to you, Crawford? |
63159 | What do you know, Del? |
63159 | What do you mean? |
63159 | What do you mean? |
63159 | What do you think? |
63159 | What else? |
63159 | What good would it do, Crawford? 63159 What happened, Crawford?" |
63159 | What happened, Del? 63159 What happened?" |
63159 | What happened? |
63159 | What happened? |
63159 | What happened? |
63159 | What happened? |
63159 | What happened? |
63159 | What happened? |
63159 | What have they done to her? |
63159 | What have you got in your hand? |
63159 | What horse you on now? |
63159 | What is it? |
63159 | What is it? |
63159 | What is it? |
63159 | What is it? |
63159 | What is n''t the way? |
63159 | What kind of crowbait is this? |
63159 | What kind of horse you on? |
63159 | What makes you so touchy about a badge- packer? |
63159 | What saddle you in now? |
63159 | What sorrel? |
63159 | What type do you think I am? |
63159 | What was it out there, Glenn? |
63159 | What''s the idea, Huerta? |
63159 | What''s the matter, Crawford? 63159 What''s the matter, Crawford? |
63159 | What''s the matter, Crawford? 63159 What''s the matter, Crawford?" |
63159 | What''s the matter, Crawford? |
63159 | What''s the matter, Crawford? |
63159 | What''s the matter, Juarez? |
63159 | What''s the matter? |
63159 | What? |
63159 | What? |
63159 | What? |
63159 | What_ do_ you want? |
63159 | When are you letting the_ toros_ out? 63159 When do you mean?" |
63159 | Where did you find him, Crawford? |
63159 | Where is Quartel? |
63159 | Where is Quartel? |
63159 | Where you going? |
63159 | Where you going? |
63159 | Where''s Quartel? |
63159 | Where''s the rest of it, Glenn? |
63159 | Where''s the sorrel? |
63159 | Where''s the sorrel? |
63159 | Where''s your iron? |
63159 | Which one of us do you think murdered Otis Rockland? |
63159 | Whitehead was Quartel''s man? |
63159 | Who else? |
63159 | Who is it? |
63159 | Who said he did? |
63159 | Who was it downstairs? |
63159 | Who was right? |
63159 | Who? |
63159 | Whose chests? 63159 Why did you bring Whitehead back, Crawford?" |
63159 | Why did you come back with Whitehead? |
63159 | Why did you come back? |
63159 | Why do n''t you sit down? |
63159 | Why do n''t you sit down? |
63159 | Why do n''t you think things out a bit longer before you see Otis Rockland again? |
63159 | Why do n''t you try it, Crawford? |
63159 | Why does it disturb you so much, Crawford, if you feel no pain? |
63159 | Why else did you give me the knife? |
63159 | Why else were you so het- up when I got Delcazar''s spread? 63159 Why not skirt that section of the_ brasada_ until we strike Rio Diablo? |
63159 | Why not? |
63159 | Why should Merida do such a thing? |
63159 | Why should Whitehead want to kill you? |
63159 | Why should he find out? |
63159 | Why should she want to get rid of you? |
63159 | Why? |
63159 | Why? |
63159 | Why? |
63159 | Why? |
63159 | Will you never trust me, Crawford? 63159 Will you stop that, Bueno?" |
63159 | With ropes? |
63159 | Wo n''t you sit down? 63159 Would that give her a connection?" |
63159 | Would you like my Loyal Lover to see inside the sack? |
63159 | Would you serve, Wallace? |
63159 | Yeah? |
63159 | Yeah? |
63159 | You are beginning to see, no? 63159 You do n''t think I am any good?" |
63159 | You do n''t think that''s too much of a hair trigger, do you? 63159 You feel all right this morning?" |
63159 | You fell? |
63159 | You have n''t been in the_ brasada_ long, have you? |
63159 | You heard the one about the map? |
63159 | You mean you thought you was running from a Ranger? |
63159 | You owe somebody something? |
63159 | You refuse to give one inch, do n''t you? 63159 You say his neck is broken?" |
63159 | You think she put Africano in there? |
63159 | You think that''s why she did it? |
63159 | You think you can do this to me? |
63159 | You want to try and stop me? |
63159 | You''re offering me some kind of proposition? |
63159 | You''ve never actually been there? |
63159 | Your job? |
63159 | Your legs do n''t hurt now, do they? |
63159 | Your woman? |
63159 | _ Carne adobada, carne adobada?_said Jacinto, waddling in. |
63159 | _ Compañeros_, ca n''t you hear me? 63159 _ Cristo_, will somebody take it out? |
63159 | _ Derrotero?_she said, watching his face narrowly. |
63159 | _ Dichos?_ What right have you got to_ dichos_? 63159 _ Dichos?_ What right have you got to_ dichos_? |
63159 | _ Dios_, Crawford, how did you throw it so hard? 63159 _ Dónde esta Merida?_"he shouted. |
63159 | _ Madre de Dios_, Crawford, why do you let him do this thing? |
63159 | _ Marshal_ Quartel? |
63159 | _ Pechero?_he said, swiftly buckling the bull- hide chaps on. |
63159 | _ Tu barrachon, largo de aqui, tu chile, no puedo sufrir su insolencia--_"My insolence? |
63159 | _ Válgame Dios._ What happened? 63159 Aforismo? 63159 Africano, maybe? |
63159 | An old complaint._ Huerta? |
63159 | An old complaint? |
63159 | Aphorisms? |
63159 | Are you afraid of the horse?" |
63159 | Are you all right? |
63159 | Are you loco? |
63159 | As for his presence among us, you are n''t afraid of him, are you, Wallace?" |
63159 | Bible Two? |
63159 | Ca n''t you hear me? |
63159 | Ca n''t you see what she did? |
63159 | Ca n''t you see what they were doing? |
63159 | Ca n''t you understand? |
63159 | Can we? |
63159 | Can you understand that? |
63159 | Coming, Merida?" |
63159 | Could anybody where you come from do it?" |
63159 | Could they? |
63159 | Crawford?" |
63159 | Did n''t you see how Quartel looked at you? |
63159 | Did that stay with you a long time, Crawford? |
63159 | Did they take her? |
63159 | Did you ever see my knife, Crawford? |
63159 | Did you ever see such fine molds? |
63159 | Did you see that? |
63159 | Did you see what they were trying to do with you? |
63159 | Did you think I was finished? |
63159 | Dissolute? |
63159 | Do n''t you know this is the way Oro Peso died down in Mexico? |
63159 | Do n''t you know? |
63159 | Do n''t you like that in a woman? |
63159 | Do n''t you, Merida?" |
63159 | Do you blame me for marrying Capitán Mendoza when he asked? |
63159 | Do you realize what it did to me? |
63159 | Do you still maintain you did n''t murder Rockland?" |
63159 | Does a man like you have any conception of that kind of money? |
63159 | Does that satisfy you?" |
63159 | Feel any pain?" |
63159 | Feel that? |
63159 | Four hours? |
63159 | Had he screamed it? |
63159 | Had him trapped? |
63159 | Had that been him? |
63159 | Has n''t he been through enough today? |
63159 | Have you ever seen better? |
63159 | He really cracked up good, did n''t he? |
63159 | Here?" |
63159 | Him? |
63159 | Hm? |
63159 | How about it, Merida? |
63159 | How about yours?" |
63159 | How can it be? |
63159 | How could I be?_"Take it easy,"snapped Bueno. |
63159 | How could it be? |
63159 | How did Rockland get hold of this portion?" |
63159 | How did he get here? |
63159 | How did you mean?" |
63159 | How did you stand it so long, Crawford? |
63159 | How did you stand it?" |
63159 | How do I know anything? |
63159 | How do you like it? |
63159 | How do you mean?" |
63159 | How does that belduque know?" |
63159 | Huerta had stopped them? |
63159 | Huerta? |
63159 | Huerta?" |
63159 | I did n''t touch it with my hands, did I? |
63159 | I rod this outfit and I can do anything I want and nobody can stop me, do you hear?" |
63159 | I told you, did n''t I?" |
63159 | I was so afraid--""Merida-- Where are you?" |
63159 | I''ll bet it goes clear through the wall into-- Crawford, where you going?" |
63159 | If you''d had a gun, would you have used it today? |
63159 | In bed and in jail we know our friends? |
63159 | Is it inconceivable to you?" |
63159 | Is it too sweet for you? |
63159 | Is n''t it pretty?" |
63159 | Is n''t there always, with something like that?" |
63159 | Is that what you want? |
63159 | It''s all here, is n''t it? |
63159 | It''s what she came up here in the first place for, is n''t it? |
63159 | Jacinto? |
63159 | Kill him like that? |
63159 | Like it got me? |
63159 | Look at the scabby_ pordiosero_--""Who was it did n''t like violence?" |
63159 | Made for laughter and wassail and song? |
63159 | Making candles?" |
63159 | Merida came to you for help, did n''t she?" |
63159 | Merida eo puso alli, en su cuarto!_""My room?" |
63159 | Merida, will you honor me?" |
63159 | On your undershirt?" |
63159 | Or was it excitation? |
63159 | Or was it the waiting? |
63159 | Pain?" |
63159 | Pain?" |
63159 | Pain?" |
63159 | Please, Crawford, what more can you want? |
63159 | Savvy?" |
63159 | Seven? |
63159 | She forced herself away, saying it in a cold tone,"Africano?" |
63159 | Shrill, and cracked, like that? |
63159 | Sort of brings back things, does n''t it? |
63159 | Sort of scary, is n''t it? |
63159 | Sure, why not? |
63159 | That belduque never kissed anything but the inside of your belt--""_ Madre_,"howled Aforismo,"take it easy, will you?" |
63159 | That get you, Bailey? |
63159 | That get you, Whitehead? |
63159 | That get you? |
63159 | That''s ironic, is n''t it? |
63159 | They did this to you?" |
63159 | They had n''t found him? |
63159 | They thought they could do this to him? |
63159 | They thought they could lock him in a stall with a killer? |
63159 | They thought they had him? |
63159 | Think he''d just wait? |
63159 | Those eyes? |
63159 | Three hours? |
63159 | To come out on the porch that morning and see you standing there beside Whitehead''s body, knowing what it meant?" |
63159 | Tripe is sweet but bowels are better, eh?" |
63159 | Tripe is sweet? |
63159 | Was Oro Peso better?" |
63159 | What are you after there, Glenn?" |
63159 | What are you doing here?" |
63159 | What are you talking about, Otis?" |
63159 | What do you think of it, Huerta? |
63159 | What do you want?" |
63159 | What good are they now? |
63159 | What happened?" |
63159 | What happened?" |
63159 | What is it, Huerta? |
63159 | What the hell? |
63159 | What time had it been? |
63159 | What will you do if I let you go?" |
63159 | What would Kenmare do if he found we''d caught Crawford and had n''t notified the authorities?" |
63159 | What would he do if he found out, for sure, one way or another?" |
63159 | What''s the matter? |
63159 | Where did you find him?" |
63159 | Where did you get this map?" |
63159 | Where do you pin the badge? |
63159 | Where is she? |
63159 | Where was the rest of it? |
63159 | Where''s my horse? |
63159 | Where? |
63159 | Which do you like best, Crawford?" |
63159 | Who is going to put the blindfold on? |
63159 | Who wants pesos--""How do you get in?" |
63159 | Who would suspect them of sending in a lawman who could n''t even sit a horse?" |
63159 | Why do you all keep beating around the thicket this way? |
63159 | Why do you think Huerta kept you up at the house this morning? |
63159 | Why do you think they left me here?" |
63159 | Why should Quartel want you killed?" |
63159 | Why should he?" |
63159 | Why, Crawford? |
63159 | Why? |
63159 | Why? |
63159 | Will you get out of my way?" |
63159 | Will you?" |
63159 | Would you have pulled yours on him?" |
63159 | Yet, the possibility of sincerity--"Shall we go into the kitchen?" |
63159 | You could ride any horse I could, remember?" |
63159 | You found what you wanted?" |
63159 | You know what my father he tell me?" |
63159 | You think you can lock me in here like this? |
63159 | You wanted him for cow work? |
63159 | You''re hardly the type, are you? |
63159 | You''re loco--""Who did it? |
63159 | You''ve never seen it, have you? |
63159 | _ All the symptoms of genuine pain._ Was that what Huerta had said? |
63159 | _ Buenos dÃas_, for an old_ amigo_, or how are things?" |
63159 | _ Dónde, dónde?_""_ En su cuarto. |
63159 | _ How could I be? |
63159 | _ I''m not afraid, Huerta._ How could he be? |
63159 | _ Nothing compares with my kiss._ Is n''t that a delectable motto?" |
63159 | _ Proverbios._ Why do n''t you give us a saying now, Aforismo?" |
63159 | _ Que hace?_ Who is it? |
63159 | _ Que hace?_ Who is it? |
63159 | _ Sabe?_""What''s Huerta got to say about it?" |
63159 | _ Sabe?_""What''s Huerta got to say about it?" |
63159 | _ Tripe is sweet but bowels are better._ Do n''t you like that one best?" |
63159 | _ Tripe is sweet but bowels are better._ Do n''t you like that one, Jacinto?" |
22328 | A trapper, maybe? |
22328 | About this rustler-- would you know him again? |
22328 | Ai n''t you goin''to help us string up the Mexican? |
22328 | Ai n''t you got no education? 22328 All alone, eh?" |
22328 | Am I needin''help? |
22328 | An''did n''t I have to turn down his offer an''hang on to a dollar- a- day job? |
22328 | An''if they jump us up, how''re they goin''to know how much we''ve seen? 22328 An''where do we get off?" |
22328 | And Ellison wants him, does he? |
22328 | And if we''re attacked? |
22328 | And if you did-- what of it? 22328 And mebbe a posse wo n''t find him-- what then?" |
22328 | And the other? |
22328 | And what have you been doing to yourself? |
22328 | And you have n''t heard from him since? |
22328 | And you never satisfied your curiosity about who the rustler was? |
22328 | And you went? |
22328 | Any objections? |
22328 | Anybody else run cattle there except old man Wadley? |
22328 | Are they headed this way? |
22328 | Are you alone? |
22328 | Are you givin''me an assignment, Captain? |
22328 | Are you hurt? |
22328 | Are you sure you''re taking in enough territory? |
22328 | Are you? |
22328 | Are-- are you hurt? |
22328 | Art, will you keep cases on Overstreet an''see whether he leaves town right away? |
22328 | As a favor to you, because of what you''re doin''for me? |
22328 | As a tenderfoot- wrangler? |
22328 | Asleep, girl? |
22328 | Been across the valley to the herd yet? |
22328 | But what am I to do? 22328 But what can you do? |
22328 | But-- what shall I do? |
22328 | By dog, did Clint send you money for savin''''Mona? |
22328 | Ca n''t we wait until some one comes? |
22328 | Can I hire you to ride with me to Tascosa? |
22328 | Can you do that without being noticed? |
22328 | Can you shoot? |
22328 | Can you stop them? |
22328 | Cap''n Ellison there, sah? |
22328 | Could n''t you wait a little? 22328 Did I ever tell you, Miss Ramona, about the time Texas an''me went to Denver? |
22328 | Did any of them come? |
22328 | Did he get away? |
22328 | Did he? |
22328 | Did n''t I? |
22328 | Did n''t he send you to the Dinsmores after me? |
22328 | Did they? 22328 Did they_ say_ they wanted to see me?" |
22328 | Did you ever see anything like the way he got shet o''that drummer? |
22328 | Did you figure I was yellow like Steve, Clint? 22328 Did you fix it all up with Dad?" |
22328 | Did you? |
22328 | Do n''t I? |
22328 | Do n''t you know a flag of truce when you see it, Dinsmore? |
22328 | Do n''t you, Dad? |
22328 | Do n''t you- all see I''m talkin''business? |
22328 | Do they? |
22328 | Do you call yoreself a woman-- a little bit of a trick like you? 22328 Do you like my voice?" |
22328 | Do you mean that you''ll give me up unless I let Dinsmore escape before we reach town? |
22328 | Do you spell_ scoundrel_ with a_ k_? |
22328 | Do you want me to arrest Gurley? |
22328 | Do? 22328 Do? |
22328 | Earnin''that dollar a day, are you? |
22328 | Enforcin''that rule, are they? |
22328 | Evidence? |
22328 | For the A T O? |
22328 | Friend, are you Clint Wadley''s messenger? |
22328 | Friends of mine? |
22328 | Goddlemighty, man, why did you come here? |
22328 | Goddlemighty, what''s eatin''you? |
22328 | Goin''to take that job Clint offered you? |
22328 | Had n''t I better come too? |
22328 | Have I? |
22328 | Have you got one handy? |
22328 | Have you spoken to Captain Ellison yet? |
22328 | He told me--"That boy''s still worryin''about losin''that money for Mr. Wadley, do n''t you reckon? 22328 How bad is it with you, Art?" |
22328 | How did you escape? |
22328 | How did you know we were here? |
22328 | How do you know it''s Dinsmore? 22328 How do you know?" |
22328 | How do you like Art Ridley? |
22328 | How far do you think we are now from the ranch? |
22328 | How far do you''low to go? 22328 How in Mexico can we move faster when Dave ca n''t stand it?" |
22328 | How many boys you want with you? |
22328 | How many? |
22328 | How much of this money do you think is comin''to you, Ford? |
22328 | How much? |
22328 | How will I know whether you get through the sentries? |
22328 | How''d you like to have yore wages lowered? |
22328 | How? |
22328 | How? |
22328 | How? |
22328 | Howcome that? |
22328 | I could n''t very well have you keep shoutin''out,''I''m a girl,''so I figured--? |
22328 | I was n''t singing it for you the other time, but for Mr.--what''s- his- name, Gurley? |
22328 | I''m askin'', do you? |
22328 | If I call you will you come? |
22328 | If it''s a matter of brains, why do Indians make the best trailers? 22328 If one of us goes, how can he get away?" |
22328 | Indigestion? |
22328 | Is Jumbo a specialist in gossip? |
22328 | Is he? 22328 Is n''t there a chance that the Dinsmores will follow us and find out we''re alone?" |
22328 | Is n''t there any one else in this condemned burg can pull teeth? |
22328 | Is that a- plenty? |
22328 | Is that what you came to tell me, Dinsmore? |
22328 | Is there goin''to be a hangin''? |
22328 | Kinda lonesome out there, ai n''t it? |
22328 | Kinda sudden, ai n''t it, Tex? |
22328 | Like him? 22328 Looks kinda like Nature made the desert an''grinned at life, much as to say,''I defy you to live there,''do n''t it? |
22328 | Lost him, have you? |
22328 | Makin''yore will, are you? |
22328 | Many of''em? |
22328 | May I walk with you, Miss Ramona? |
22328 | Meanin''? |
22328 | Meanin''just what, Ford? |
22328 | Meanin''that he''s here? |
22328 | Much of a posse with you? |
22328 | Need any help, do you reckon? |
22328 | Nor grandstandin''with any more_ ladino_ steers? |
22328 | ONLY ONE MOB, AIN''T THERE? |
22328 | Oh, ai n''t it? |
22328 | Or woman? |
22328 | Playin''up to Clint, are you, Homer? |
22328 | Put a coupla sticks between the roots of his fingers an''press--"Think we''re a bunch of''Paches, Steve? |
22328 | Say, Tex, honest Injun, would you''a''fired off that dynamite if it had come to a showdown? |
22328 | Seen Cap Ellison this mo''nin''? 22328 Shall I wake him? |
22328 | Since when? |
22328 | So? 22328 So?" |
22328 | Sure it''s necessary? 22328 That kid in buckskin?" |
22328 | That so? 22328 That so? |
22328 | That so? 22328 That you, Homer?" |
22328 | The point is, why should we be held responsible? 22328 Then I go along, do I?" |
22328 | Then you''ll let''em hang him? |
22328 | Then, will you ask him to come too? 22328 There''s goin''to be only one mob, too, ai n''t there?" |
22328 | They''re out again, are they-- the devils? |
22328 | Think I could get away? |
22328 | Think we''re plumb idjits? 22328 Thirty?" |
22328 | Three of us did this job, did n''t we? |
22328 | Tony saw all this, did he? |
22328 | Wadley fire you? |
22328 | Want to turn him loose, do you? |
22328 | Was he after me or you? |
22328 | Was it to save yourself you flung yourself down in front of father and let that awful man Dinsmore shoot at you? |
22328 | Was it you shot Wadley? |
22328 | Was n''t it you told me once about bumpin''into a rustler doin''business whilst you was ridin''the line? |
22328 | We''d better leave at once, do n''t you think? |
22328 | We''re gaining? |
22328 | Well, did you find out who he was? |
22328 | Well, did you take him back to the ranch for a necktie party, or did you bury him in the gulch? |
22328 | Well, wha''s the matter with you scoutin''up Box Cañon an''seein''what you find? |
22328 | Well, why do n''t you? |
22328 | Well, you old son of a mule- skinner, what''s the matter with that? 22328 Wha- what do you want?" |
22328 | What about it? |
22328 | What about this Mexican? 22328 What about you?" |
22328 | What are they like? |
22328 | What are you aimin''to do with him, Jack? |
22328 | What are you goin''to say-- that you murdered him, shot him down from behind? |
22328 | What business? |
22328 | What can one man do against thirty? 22328 What did I tell you?" |
22328 | What did you expect him to tell you? 22328 What do you mean by drivin''these wild critters through town? |
22328 | What do you say to twenty dollars for the trip? |
22328 | What do you take me for, Pete? 22328 What do you want?" |
22328 | What does a woman always want? |
22328 | What does he know? 22328 What does that buy us?" |
22328 | What fix am I in? |
22328 | What for? |
22328 | What for? |
22328 | What ground do you cover? |
22328 | What if they rush me? |
22328 | What in blue blazes--? |
22328 | What in hell do you mean to do, then? |
22328 | What is it that I am to do? |
22328 | What is it you want Tony for? |
22328 | What kind of a man would I be for you to marry if I threw down on what was right just because you asked me to an''I wanted to do it? |
22328 | What makes you so gaunted, Jack? 22328 What makes you think this fellow has friends near, Homer?" |
22328 | What was Clint payin''you? |
22328 | What was it all about? |
22328 | What was it he told you, and what did you find? |
22328 | What was the use of comin''to me at all, then? 22328 What were you doin''so far from town?" |
22328 | What would I be doing here without a horse if I had friends? |
22328 | What would I do with him if you got him? |
22328 | What would_ you_ do? |
22328 | What you do that for? |
22328 | What''s Ellison''s proposition? |
22328 | What''s ailin''you? 22328 What''s ailin''you?" |
22328 | What''s it to you? 22328 What''s that?" |
22328 | What''s the kid going to Tascosa for? |
22328 | What''s the matter with Wadley? 22328 What''s the matter, kid? |
22328 | What''s the programme? |
22328 | What''s the rumpus? |
22328 | What''s yore idea, then, Homer? 22328 What''s_ she_ doin''here?" |
22328 | Whatta you doin''here? |
22328 | When can we start for home? |
22328 | When? |
22328 | Where am I most likely to find Wadley? |
22328 | Where are the Rangers I sent for? |
22328 | Where are these anxious citizens, Jumbo? |
22328 | Where are they? |
22328 | Where can I find Nelson? |
22328 | Where did you dream that stuff, Wadley? |
22328 | Where did you get the notion I was yellow, old- timer? 22328 Where do you get that notion you''re a roughneck, Tex?" |
22328 | Where from? |
22328 | Where in the world have you been? |
22328 | Where is Ellison? |
22328 | Where''s Captain Ellison waiting? |
22328 | Where''s the man who gave you this? |
22328 | Where''s yore hawss? |
22328 | Which? |
22328 | Who elected you boss of this outfit, Steve? 22328 Who invited you here?" |
22328 | Who said anything about bein''a friend? 22328 Who said so? |
22328 | Who told you that, honey? |
22328 | Who were they? |
22328 | Who you ridin''for, young fellow? |
22328 | Who''s likely to come? 22328 Who''s the damsel?" |
22328 | Whose orders? |
22328 | Why did he send for me, then, if he meant to light out? 22328 Why do n''t you ever come to see a fellow any more?" |
22328 | Why do n''t you tell the truth? 22328 Why do you come and-- and follow me?" |
22328 | Why is it that there''s more warfare on the desert than there is back East? 22328 Why should I go? |
22328 | Why should I? |
22328 | Why-- what do you mean? |
22328 | Why-- why ca n''t we both go? |
22328 | Why? 22328 Why? |
22328 | Why? |
22328 | Why? |
22328 | Whyfor do you ask me about it? |
22328 | Whyfor does he want me? |
22328 | Whyn''t you tell me all that? |
22328 | Will he? |
22328 | Will she let you talk? |
22328 | Will they fight? |
22328 | Will you answer me one question? 22328 Will you go an''get him one?" |
22328 | Will you go too? |
22328 | Will you tell him, Uncle Jim, that I want to see him? |
22328 | Will-- will he live? |
22328 | Worried? 22328 Would a calf milk its mother? |
22328 | Would the Dinsmores shoot us if they found us? |
22328 | Would you-- if it was up to you? |
22328 | Would you? |
22328 | Yes, but-- just what would you do about it? |
22328 | Yes? |
22328 | You ca n''t handle a mob all by yoreself, can you? |
22328 | You did n''t come alone? |
22328 | You got a warrant for me? |
22328 | You mean an accident? |
22328 | You mean that he_ did n''t_ say he wanted to leave Dinsmore? |
22328 | You mean you went in there on a pure bluff, knowing how they hated you and what a big chance there was that they would murder you? |
22328 | You remember that day when Arthur Ridley brought me home? |
22328 | You saw him ridin''through? 22328 You think the Dinsmores did this, Jack?" |
22328 | You think we''ve got him? |
22328 | You travel a good deal, do n''t you-- about the country? |
22328 | You''re Clint Wadley''s daughter, then? |
22328 | You''re not figurin''on takin''my horse, are you? |
22328 | You''re not goin''to throw me over because I''ve got to do what I think right,''Mona? |
22328 | You''re not going to let him... mistreat me, are you? |
22328 | Young fellow, have you ever thought that Ridley never was held up, that it was a fake robbery pulled off to deceive me? 22328 A likely young fellow--"Where''s yore six- shooter? |
22328 | Ai n''t you got a lick o''sense a- tall? |
22328 | Ai n''t you got better sense than to trail rustlers with no weapon but a Sunday- School text? |
22328 | Aimin''to shoot up the town, are you?" |
22328 | Anything more?" |
22328 | Appetite kind o''gone?" |
22328 | Are they going to hang him?" |
22328 | Are you going to let them do it?" |
22328 | Bearded? |
22328 | Been scarin''any more young ladies to death?" |
22328 | Better take Moser, had n''t you?" |
22328 | But do n''t you see I ca n''t? |
22328 | But how many of''em will you lose on the way? |
22328 | But what''s a fellow to do? |
22328 | But who is the young fellow I had the mixup with?" |
22328 | But why not take yore time? |
22328 | CHAPTER XIII"ONLY ONE MOB, AIN''T THERE?" |
22328 | Ca n''t throw him down, can I?" |
22328 | Can you loan me some till Pedro gits around? |
22328 | Can you shoot?" |
22328 | Close call for both of us, eh? |
22328 | Could this wan and ragged man with the unkempt beard be Art Ridley, always so careful of his clothes and his personal appearance? |
22328 | Dark? |
22328 | Did he mean to give up his prisoner without a fight? |
22328 | Did he see their horses? |
22328 | Did n''t Clint Wadley offer you the job of bossin''the best cow- ranch in the Panhandle?" |
22328 | Did n''t he save Clint Wadley''s life? |
22328 | Did n''t he stay by Dinsmore when the Kiowas had''em holed? |
22328 | Did n''t you arrest him yoreself for it?" |
22328 | Did n''t you see from the first we were n''t in any danger? |
22328 | Did they use any names? |
22328 | Did you grow up like Topsy, without any folks? |
22328 | Do n''t you get it? |
22328 | Do n''t you know better than to mix up in men''s affairs an''git yoreself talked about?" |
22328 | Do n''t you see that we''ve_ got_ to help Mr. Dinsmore because he did so much for me?" |
22328 | Do n''t you?" |
22328 | Do you reckon I''d ought to let him hang?" |
22328 | Do you reckon I''m goin''to run like a cur now you''ve struck a streak o''bad luck?" |
22328 | Does he expect you to let Ford run it over you? |
22328 | Does that look reasonable, Clint?" |
22328 | Even if he''s seen those cattle he ca n''t prove we burned the brands, can he?" |
22328 | Fine for a full- grown man, ai n''t it? |
22328 | Got the stuff all safe?" |
22328 | Got to see another man, have you?" |
22328 | Grandstander?" |
22328 | Had Roberts brought out the Mexican with the intention of making a merely formal resistance? |
22328 | Had that shot been fired by an Apache or by those whom he had come to aid? |
22328 | Have n''t you any guts in you a- tall?" |
22328 | Have n''t you been brought up a- tall? |
22328 | Have they sent for the doctor?" |
22328 | Have_ you_?" |
22328 | He fought good enough to get shot up this mo''nin'', did n''t he? |
22328 | He''s a Mexican, ai n''t he? |
22328 | He''s not coming-- to make trouble, is he?" |
22328 | Hear me, honey?" |
22328 | Hear me, young fellow?" |
22328 | Hear me? |
22328 | How are we going to get him across the river?" |
22328 | How could he help it? |
22328 | How did you get here,''Mona?" |
22328 | How in Mexico come he to send a boy to market for such a big stake?" |
22328 | How long have you been riding for Wadley?" |
22328 | How much was in that belt?" |
22328 | How sorry will they look when you deliver the herd? |
22328 | How they comin''?" |
22328 | How''s Clint?" |
22328 | How''s Dinsmore?" |
22328 | How''s that?" |
22328 | I cayn''t drop those off- brands by the way, can I? |
22328 | I''m tellin''you-- see? |
22328 | If Tony shot him on the bluff an''flung the body over, why did he have to go down below an''look at it? |
22328 | Is it likely this Ridley, who do n''t know sic''''em, got so far away from the beaten trails alone? |
22328 | Is it true they''re goin''to lynch him?" |
22328 | Is that fair?" |
22328 | Is that it?" |
22328 | Is that it?" |
22328 | Is this Mexico or God''s country? |
22328 | Jack, do you... still like me?" |
22328 | Jack, we''re lucky that a man like Homer Dinsmore was beside her yesterday, do n''t you reckon?" |
22328 | Let''s dance,"she cried; then stopped and looked at him in surprise:"What''s the matter with you?" |
22328 | Lookin''for anybody in particular?" |
22328 | No reasons to offer, son?" |
22328 | Not so?" |
22328 | Now you, young fellow-- what''s your name?" |
22328 | Now, if I could make out to get off for a few days--""You could get that sarsaparilla across the bar at the Bird Cage, could n''t you, Jumbo?" |
22328 | Of what use was it? |
22328 | Old? |
22328 | Or was this meeting an accidental one? |
22328 | Overstreet?" |
22328 | Question is, can you find the cache?" |
22328 | Question is, what''s safest for us?" |
22328 | Ranger?" |
22328 | Ridley?" |
22328 | Ridley?" |
22328 | Roberts?" |
22328 | Said you was a rustler, did he?" |
22328 | See? |
22328 | See?" |
22328 | See?" |
22328 | See?" |
22328 | Seen anything of''em? |
22328 | Shall we stop right here with him?" |
22328 | Short? |
22328 | Some curious to see who the guy was that did n''t want to say''How?'' |
22328 | That would n''t be human, would it?" |
22328 | They caught the fellow, did n''t they-- the one that did it?" |
22328 | Think I''m goin''to let you rob me of my own money an''never cheep? |
22328 | Think we''re goin''to take you home with the''Paches between us an''there? |
22328 | Think you can take a herd up the trail to Tascosa?" |
22328 | To identify the victim? |
22328 | To make sure that the victim was quite dead? |
22328 | Un''erstand?" |
22328 | Understand, Jumbo?" |
22328 | Understand?" |
22328 | Understand?" |
22328 | Understand?" |
22328 | Understand?" |
22328 | Wadley?" |
22328 | Want me to arrest Homer Dinsmore again?" |
22328 | Want to go along?" |
22328 | Was he tall? |
22328 | Was it because of that day when she had come flying between him and the guns of Dinsmore''s lynching- party? |
22328 | Was it being propelled by the current alone, or by some living power behind it? |
22328 | Was it possible to save himself by going? |
22328 | Was there a hidden meaning in that answer? |
22328 | Was there a hint of slackness in the jaw of this good- looking boy? |
22328 | Was this fellow Roberts alone, or had he a dozen Rangers in town with him? |
22328 | Was this time at hand for the Panhandle? |
22328 | Was this woman some one who had been living in Palo Duro Cañon with the outlaws? |
22328 | We''ll keep this gent a prisoner till we know where we''re at? |
22328 | Were his gayety, his loyalty, his fundamental decency, the affectionate sweetness of his disposition, to count for nothing? |
22328 | What about you, Dinsmore? |
22328 | What are you figurin''to do?" |
22328 | What are you, stranger-- high- grade stuff, or the run o''the pen?" |
22328 | What are your instructions, Captain? |
22328 | What did this game Texan think of him who had proposed to leave a wounded man to his fate? |
22328 | What do you reckon a killer like Overstreet cares for the law? |
22328 | What do you reckon he pulled off on me whilst we was in Denver?" |
22328 | What does he want? |
22328 | What had he better do? |
22328 | What in Mexico can you do alone?" |
22328 | What in Sam Hill--?" |
22328 | What kind of a gun is it?" |
22328 | What kind of pilgrim was this fellow Moore? |
22328 | What license have you ever had to think I''d leave a kid like her for the''Paches to play with?" |
22328 | What makes you think they''re goin''to lynch Alviro?" |
22328 | What more does a man need?" |
22328 | What of it?" |
22328 | What was a woman doing alone and on foot in this desert empty of human life for fifty miles or more? |
22328 | What were the masked men like? |
22328 | What''s likin''him got to do with it? |
22328 | What''s the charge?" |
22328 | What''s yore hurry? |
22328 | What''s yore programme?" |
22328 | What... what do you think he''s going to do?" |
22328 | When I druv a wagon oncet gatherin''bones--""Gathering bones?" |
22328 | Where are the rest of yore party? |
22328 | Where had he been when she so desperately needed help? |
22328 | Where is Ridley? |
22328 | Where were they? |
22328 | Where were you?" |
22328 | Where''s the gold, Pete?" |
22328 | Which way did they go? |
22328 | Who is it?" |
22328 | Who killed Rutherford Wadley?" |
22328 | Who says you get a third?" |
22328 | Who wants to live in a land where you do n''t have to rustle for a livin''?" |
22328 | Who was it this time?" |
22328 | Who was with you when the Indians took after you?" |
22328 | Why ca n''t you let folks alone?" |
22328 | Why cayn''t she go along with us an''hole up till the''Paches are gone an''till... things kinda settle down?" |
22328 | Why did n''t you boys keep this under your hats?" |
22328 | Why do n''t you use yore brains?" |
22328 | Why does this fellow Ridley claim he''s alone? |
22328 | Why fear, since he had to face the danger anyhow? |
22328 | Why had she made such an exhibition of herself? |
22328 | Why is it that the most tender- hearted young women like to see big two- fisted men afraid of them? |
22328 | Why not make a clean job of it and wipe him out too? |
22328 | Why should he let their folly destroy him too? |
22328 | Why should he not dance? |
22328 | Why should he stay to let these devils torture him? |
22328 | Why should we shoot him?" |
22328 | Why? |
22328 | Whyfor should you an''me stretch a rope when we ca n''t help Dave a mite? |
22328 | Will you go or stay?" |
22328 | Will you have the horses right where I want''em when I want''em?" |
22328 | Will you or wo n''t you? |
22328 | Will you tell her I''m right sorry, Captain?" |
22328 | Wo n''t you ever learn sense? |
22328 | Would they choose that way out of the difficulty? |
22328 | You cayn''t do it now, can you? |
22328 | You do n''t see any big bunch of fat cows with my brand on''em, do you? |
22328 | You got any friends on the way? |
22328 | You have, ai n''t you?" |
22328 | You mean... fight you?" |
22328 | You shakin''for the drinks? |
22328 | You would n''t say their brains are as good as a white man''s, would you?" |
22328 | You would n''t... take advantage of that, Jack?" |
22328 | You_ are_ still my friend, are n''t you?" |
22328 | Young? |
21960 | ''But seven are not all alive?'' 21960 ''Last night we were a happy bunch, Last night about eleven--''Quoth you--''But why this sorry lot? |
21960 | A Texas girl crying for a cup? |
21960 | A reminder? |
21960 | A success? |
21960 | Alec, make room for Knight beside you, will you? 21960 Am I any relation to her? |
21960 | Am I truly like her? |
21960 | And Carita-- does she go camping, too? |
21960 | And I suppose you drive as scientifically as you swim? |
21960 | And I''d like to know-- how are we going to iron them? |
21960 | And Kitty? |
21960 | And college? |
21960 | And do you mean to say that our Sarah, daughter of the Reverend Samuel Blake, wilfully broke the Sabbath by ironing? |
21960 | And have n''t you felt the least little bit guilty about letting me write that letter to your grandfather? |
21960 | And hawks are mean birds, are n''t they,--that kill little chickens and other birds? |
21960 | And in turn, Blue Bonnet, you''ll give an eye to Grandfather, wo n''t you? |
21960 | And is''Shady''a nickname, too? |
21960 | And that is--? |
21960 | And that? |
21960 | And the next wish? 21960 And the summer is almost over,--did you ever know such a short vacation?" |
21960 | And what shall I do? |
21960 | And when was it you changed names again? |
21960 | And you do n''t want to? |
21960 | And you''ll write me often about-- everything? 21960 And you''ll write too, Aunt Lucinda? |
21960 | Another tea- party on? |
21960 | Any commissions for me in Jonah? |
21960 | Are New England people supposed to be more patriotic than those of other states? |
21960 | Are n''t Kitty and Blue Bonnet as chummy as they used to be? |
21960 | Are n''t families the nicest things in all the world? |
21960 | Are n''t we grand enough for the East? |
21960 | Are n''t you going in for any others? |
21960 | Are you awake? |
21960 | Are you putting this up to me? |
21960 | Are you quite tired out, Grandmother? |
21960 | Are you sure it is n''t in the bread- box? |
21960 | Are you sure you do n''t mean thing- a- ma- bob? |
21960 | Are you sure you''re willing to give it up? |
21960 | Asked Uncle Cliff? 21960 Astride? |
21960 | Aunt Lucinda,she whispered hurriedly,"wo n''t you come, too?" |
21960 | Aunt Lucinda--? |
21960 | Blue Bonnet seems to have developed a sudden liking for''jarring notes,''does n''t she, girls? |
21960 | Blue Bonnet,she asked suddenly,"may I drive for a little while?" |
21960 | Both? |
21960 | But I''m not an ordinary man, eh? |
21960 | But did n''t you hint? |
21960 | But the possessors of wealth should be taught the value of money, just the same, do n''t you think so? |
21960 | But what did you''bag?'' |
21960 | But you''ll wait and go with us, wo n''t you, Uncle? |
21960 | Ca n''t Sarah do my practising while I do her riding? |
21960 | Ca n''t go? |
21960 | Ca n''t you arrange that trifling exchange for Alec? |
21960 | Ca n''t you imagine the newspaper headings:''Senator Red- top of Texas''--? |
21960 | DEAR SUSY AND RUTH: There''s only room for me to say hello, and how are you? 21960 Decorating the table is n''t''simple,''is it?" |
21960 | Did I hear you sigh? |
21960 | Did I hear you speak, Sarah? |
21960 | Did Ruth look like that? 21960 Did n''t she go with you? |
21960 | Did n''t you ever get lonesome here? |
21960 | Did n''t you hear Grandmother say:''When you''re in Texas do as the Texans do?'' 21960 Did she?" |
21960 | Did you bring the drawn- work, too? |
21960 | Did you ever see a picture of the Witch of Salem, Sarah? |
21960 | Did you ever see any one so bowed down with penitence? |
21960 | Did you ever see such a beautifully mussed- up crowd in all your life? |
21960 | Did you get bad news, Alec? |
21960 | Disappointed? 21960 Do I intrude upon a solemn hour?" |
21960 | Do n''t you fear that thoughtless spending now may grow into future extravagance? |
21960 | Do n''t you really know, Alec? |
21960 | Do n''t you think I''d better go ahead with Knight? 21960 Do n''t you think you are encouraging Blue Bonnet in habits of extravagance?" |
21960 | Do n''t you think you could manage to do it on the ranch? 21960 Do you mean I ought to have written it myself? |
21960 | Do you mean hats? 21960 Do you mean they carried guns?" |
21960 | Do you mean to swim across the ocean? |
21960 | Do you mean to tell me that if I live on angel- cake I''ll grow to be angelic? |
21960 | Do you mean to tell me that you are going to stay on the ranch a year or two? |
21960 | Do you mind changing places with me, Blue Bonnet? |
21960 | Do you propose to live on pinoche? |
21960 | Do you really wonder, Sarah, about things like that? |
21960 | Do you recall a prophecy you made this morning, Blue Bonnet? |
21960 | Do you remember how the south pasture looks when the blue bonnets bloom in March,--how fresh and sweet, a sky turned upside down--? 21960 Do you suppose those boys are going to eat at this time of night?" |
21960 | Do you suppose we''ve missed them on the way down? |
21960 | Do you think I''d have eaten that poor little darling? |
21960 | Do you think it will be proper for us to ride there the way we ride here? |
21960 | Do you want to be a musician, Blue Bonnet? |
21960 | Does he do''Curfew shall not--?'' |
21960 | Does n''t she look strange? |
21960 | Does n''t this remind you of my first tea- party? |
21960 | Dress? |
21960 | Every afternoon? |
21960 | For use or ornament? |
21960 | Fumigated? 21960 Funny? |
21960 | Getting mighty dignified since you turned sixteen, are n''t you? |
21960 | Glad? 21960 Got something?" |
21960 | Graceful, is n''t it? |
21960 | Grandmother will be''Señora''--doesn''t it just suit her, girls? |
21960 | Grandmother,she asked abruptly,"are you very hungry?" |
21960 | Guess what we bagged to- day? |
21960 | Guilty? |
21960 | Had n''t I better go over to the tent with you? |
21960 | Had n''t you better include several tons of angel- cake and fifty gallons or so of ice- cream? |
21960 | Has Alec some place to sleep? |
21960 | Has any one seen Solomon? |
21960 | Has he said anything more about his trouble? |
21960 | Have I? |
21960 | Have a potato? |
21960 | Have n''t you forgotten something, Blue Bonnet? |
21960 | Have n''t you noticed Pete''s freckles? |
21960 | Have you all decided what color you want your bathing- suits? |
21960 | Have you asked your uncle if he is willing for you to keep two such pets? |
21960 | Have you talked with your uncle about him? |
21960 | Hello, everybody, are you dry yet? |
21960 | How about the We are Sevens whom you''ve brought so far away from their homes? 21960 How about this?" |
21960 | How can it be? 21960 How can we ride across the saddle in these skirts?" |
21960 | How do you know? |
21960 | How do you like a Texas Sunday? |
21960 | How do you like mothering a family of this size? |
21960 | How do you like the sport? |
21960 | How does that one suit you, Señorita Blake? |
21960 | How is little old Woodford getting along without us? 21960 How is the boy by this time?" |
21960 | How''s your bed, Sarah? |
21960 | Hullo, Knight!--is it really you? 21960 I SAY, Blue Bonnet, wait for a fellow, wo n''t you?" |
21960 | I reckon Sarah Blake and Kitty Clark are n''t very used to travelling? |
21960 | I reckon you''ll be having some howling celebration? |
21960 | I reckon you''re doing some thinking along that line, Blue Bonnet? |
21960 | I suppose Don Quixote will be off soon, hunting wind- mills? |
21960 | I suppose you''ll object to my taking handkerchiefs, too? |
21960 | I wonder if I''ll ever think in time? |
21960 | I wonder what Mr. Wordsworth would say to that? |
21960 | I wonder? |
21960 | I''m going to put Solomon in your charge-- understand? 21960 I-- I''ll do my best if--""Will you walk down to the stable with me, Grandfather?" |
21960 | If trying to swim has made us feel this way, why does n''t Sarah make her little moan? |
21960 | If you go back you''ll write often, wo n''t you? 21960 Indians?" |
21960 | Invite yourself? 21960 Invited out--?" |
21960 | Is Grandmother awake-- can I go to her? |
21960 | Is Grandmother worried? |
21960 | Is Sandy the-- sandy one? |
21960 | Is he hurt-- or ill? |
21960 | Is he your uncle? |
21960 | Is it far? |
21960 | Is it good to eat? |
21960 | Is it really you? |
21960 | Is n''t Blue Bonnet a bit offish lately, Carita? 21960 Is n''t Sarah the dearest?" |
21960 | Is n''t he a beauty? |
21960 | Is n''t he''got up regardless,''girls? |
21960 | Is n''t it heavenly? |
21960 | Is n''t it odd your being here and seeing everything I used to talk about? 21960 Is n''t she a beauty?" |
21960 | Is n''t twenty miles a rather long ride on a hot day? |
21960 | Is that a joke, Sarah? |
21960 | Is the mail all in? |
21960 | Is this breakfast or lunch? |
21960 | Is this what you call the''river?'' |
21960 | It is n''t your turn to cook, is it? |
21960 | It looks like a ward in a hospital, does n''t it? |
21960 | It was n''t you then? |
21960 | It''s a good thing we said our real good- bye before I went to New York, is n''t it, Aunt Lucinda? |
21960 | It''s exciting,--but is n''t it cruel, Blue Bonnet? |
21960 | It''s queer how things seem to be-- cut on the bias, is n''t it? 21960 Lightly?" |
21960 | Lonesome? |
21960 | Lots? |
21960 | Lupe, is n''t that a Spanish bit you''re using? |
21960 | May I borrow my granddaughter for a few minutes? |
21960 | Maybe you think one of us ought to change places with Carita? |
21960 | Mrs. Clyde, may we call you''Señora,''too? |
21960 | Mrs. Judson,she stammered,"will you please excuse me? |
21960 | No boys? |
21960 | No symptoms yet? |
21960 | Not go back? |
21960 | Not jealous, did you say? |
21960 | Now are n''t you glad we brought the pinoche? |
21960 | Now that suspicion has raised its snaky head, I''d like to know-- why is Sarah, long after the dishes are done, still wearing that apron? |
21960 | Now, is n''t that the funniest thing? |
21960 | Of course not,--they do, do n''t they? |
21960 | Of the Blue Bonnet ranch? |
21960 | Oh, Blue Bonnet, have n''t you done enough tramping to- day? |
21960 | Oh, Blue Bonnet,said Sarah reproachfully,"how can you say that when we are having the most wonderful time that ever was?" |
21960 | Oh, Uncle,--Blue Bonnet was struck with a sudden fear,--"do you suppose they will all be ready to go? |
21960 | Oh, are we? |
21960 | Oh, do you? |
21960 | Oh, girls, I''ve the loveliest plan,--you do n''t mind, do you, Grandmother, if I get out my Spanish costume again? |
21960 | Oh, you were worrying, were you? |
21960 | Oh-- is it morning? |
21960 | One? |
21960 | Only a sprain? |
21960 | Read this, will you please, Uncle? 21960 Reckon we''re most of us built that way, eh, Cliff?" |
21960 | Ruth, were you fumigated before you left Woodford? |
21960 | San Frances_cheeto_? |
21960 | Sarah''s coming on, is n''t she? |
21960 | Say,she began hesitatingly; she wished she knew his name--"say"was so plebeian;"--are you too badly hurt to get into the buckboard?" |
21960 | Shall we try hot bread? |
21960 | She''s the salt of the earth,he added,"and you--""And what am I?" |
21960 | So that''s come up again, eh? |
21960 | So that''s the trouble? |
21960 | So that''s what all the row''s about? |
21960 | Stolen? 21960 Stop the train, ca n''t you, Uncle Cliff?" |
21960 | Suppose you tell me what sort? |
21960 | Sure you do n''t mean ivy? |
21960 | That''s a pretty step, Juanita,--will you teach it to me some day? |
21960 | Then I need n''t regret my letter? |
21960 | Then all''s serene on the Potomac? |
21960 | Then it is near? |
21960 | Then it''s all right? |
21960 | Then what makes it hurt so like the mischief? |
21960 | Then why is that worldly- minded Debby talking about dressing for dinner? |
21960 | Then you do n''t mind if I leave you to yourselves? |
21960 | Then you do n''t think this camping- trip an extravagance? 21960 Then, Señorita Blake, do we go by our lones?" |
21960 | They have? 21960 To- morrow?" |
21960 | Truly, Grandmother,--a comfort? |
21960 | Uncle Cliff, do you find it terribly hard to be good? |
21960 | Was I rude-- to you? |
21960 | Was n''t it downright grand of him to plan it? |
21960 | Was n''t it thoughtful of them? |
21960 | Was she ever? 21960 We''d better go to Jonah at once, do n''t you think-- for the doctor?" |
21960 | We''ll go to Jonah to- morrow--adding before the words were fairly said,"--may we, Grandmother?" |
21960 | We? |
21960 | Well, Blue Bonnet, what are you thinking? |
21960 | Well, Honey? |
21960 | Well, Uncle? |
21960 | Well, it''s better to know the truth and face it, is n''t it? |
21960 | Were n''t you afraid of them? |
21960 | Were you being talked to death, Honey? |
21960 | Were you prepared to see the wild Indian I proved to be? |
21960 | Were you really in danger? |
21960 | What about,--Sandy? |
21960 | What are you doing with that old stick, Blue Bonnet? |
21960 | What are you eating so early for? |
21960 | What are you going to do on the ranch all winter? |
21960 | What are you going to do with it? |
21960 | What are you going to give Blue Bonnet? |
21960 | What are you going to wear-- your pink panne velvet or your yellow chiffon? |
21960 | What are you two plotting? |
21960 | What became of the magpie? |
21960 | What do you think of Sarah, anyway? |
21960 | What do you think of that for selfishness,--not to let a soul know she had an iron? |
21960 | What do you think of your new cowboy? |
21960 | What has that to do with it? |
21960 | What has the Witch of Salem--"Was n''t she riding a broom? |
21960 | What is it-- lions? |
21960 | What is it-- what''s all the noise about? |
21960 | What makes you think so? |
21960 | What makes you think so? |
21960 | What ones? |
21960 | What part did n''t you like? |
21960 | What says the noble Señora? |
21960 | What shall I do? 21960 What shall we do first, Grandmother?" |
21960 | What shall we do? |
21960 | What shall we do? |
21960 | What shall we have? |
21960 | What shall we wear? |
21960 | What was the matter? |
21960 | What would I do? |
21960 | What''s going to happen first? |
21960 | What''s the joke, Honey? |
21960 | What''s the matter with her, Benita? 21960 What''s the matter, anyway? |
21960 | What''s the matter? 21960 What''s the matter?" |
21960 | What''s the trouble? |
21960 | What''s up, Blue Bonnet? |
21960 | What-- what day is it? |
21960 | When did you come? |
21960 | When does the Fall term of school begin? |
21960 | Where are the boys? |
21960 | Where are we all to sleep? |
21960 | Where are we going to put them all? |
21960 | Where did that come from? |
21960 | Where did you get them? |
21960 | Where have I heard that name before? |
21960 | Where is Carita? |
21960 | Where is Sarah, anyway? |
21960 | Where is it? |
21960 | Where''s Alec? |
21960 | Where''s Blue Bonnet? |
21960 | Where''s Grandmother? |
21960 | Where''s Kitty? |
21960 | Where''s the Spring? |
21960 | Where''s the broom, do you know? |
21960 | Where''s the wash- basin, Blue Bonnet? 21960 Where?" |
21960 | Where? |
21960 | Which corner-- northeast or southwest? |
21960 | Who did it? |
21960 | Who knows? |
21960 | Who made this race- track? |
21960 | Who was the artist? |
21960 | Who would ever have thought that a Colonial Dame would look so natural eating beans with a tin spoon? 21960 Who would have thought to see our Sarah grown rakish?" |
21960 | Why could n''t you say so in the first place? 21960 Why did n''t Mr. Terry come to dinner?" |
21960 | Why do n''t we all go? |
21960 | Why do n''t you all come up and camp-- it is n''t a hard trip? |
21960 | Why do n''t you work for a living? |
21960 | Why do they call him''Pinto?'' |
21960 | Why not make your own suits? 21960 Why not''Camp We are Seven?''" |
21960 | Why tobacco smoke? |
21960 | Why, Blue Bonnet, do you mean that you''re not sure about going? |
21960 | Why, Blue Bonnet-- where are the horses? |
21960 | Why, do n''t you think he looks clever? |
21960 | Why, what do you mean? 21960 Why, what do you mean?" |
21960 | Why, you ca n''t be afraid, Sarah? |
21960 | Why-- is it your turn to get dinner? |
21960 | Why-- where are they? |
21960 | Why? |
21960 | Why? |
21960 | Will it be as hard as knitting a shawl? |
21960 | Will it bite? |
21960 | Will it do? |
21960 | Will you write a''robin,''too? |
21960 | Will you? 21960 Wo n''t it be a great deal of work?" |
21960 | Wo n''t she be just-- petrified, when she sees seven girls instead of one? 21960 Wo n''t you join us?" |
21960 | Wo n''t you please hurry? |
21960 | Would n''t Chula''s nose be out of joint if she could see you petting Firefly? |
21960 | Would n''t it be very lonesome off there in Boston? 21960 Would you like one for your hat?" |
21960 | Yes,--and do you remember how we wondered what we would talk about on our next jaunt by the Woodford brook? |
21960 | You did n''t know I had a surprise up my sleeve, did you? |
21960 | You do n''t want one of the wings then? |
21960 | You hear the motion, are all in favor? |
21960 | You never forget what''s expected of you, do you? |
21960 | You see those steers inside the gate? 21960 You thought we''d been thrown?" |
21960 | You''ll look after them, wo n''t you, Alec? |
21960 | You''ll write me soon, Blue Bonnet, wo n''t you, and tell me what you decide to do? |
21960 | You''re not going alone, are you? |
21960 | You''ve just called them''Texas babies,''why not call one''Texas?'' |
21960 | You? |
21960 | Your parties have been a sort of continuous performance this summer, have n''t they? |
21960 | Again Blue Bonnet had a sudden sinking of the heart-- could Alec mean--? |
21960 | And Alec?" |
21960 | And Blue Bonnet with an incredulous stare returned:"Are you quite willing to give_ this_ up?" |
21960 | And do you have to gargle peroxide of hydrogen? |
21960 | And he''s so alive, so--""Up and coming?" |
21960 | And what others?" |
21960 | And wo n''t it be mostly work and very little play?" |
21960 | Are n''t you proud to belong to this state?" |
21960 | Are you honestly as red as lobsters? |
21960 | As Lisa turned to leave the room, Blue Bonnet detained her to whisper--"Why is Benita waiting on table alone?--where''s Juanita?" |
21960 | Been keeping a tryst?" |
21960 | Blue Bonnet leaned out and shrieked--"Uncle, Uncle-- what''s the matter-- oh, what is it?" |
21960 | Blue Bonnet turned a rueful face to Knight--"Do you hear that? |
21960 | Blue Bonnet was thoughtful for a moment, then burst out--"Carita, what would you do, if you were in my place,--about going back East again?" |
21960 | But Sarah saw none of the by- play and asked at once:"What''s a''twister?''" |
21960 | But are you?" |
21960 | But oh, Alec-- what if--?" |
21960 | CHAPTER IV THE ROUND ROBIN"WHAT''S the program for this morning?" |
21960 | CHAPTER VI AN ADVENTURE"HAVE you decided, Grandmother,"asked Blue Bonnet,"whether or not we can go to Jonah this morning?" |
21960 | CHAPTER XIV A FALLING IN"HOW''S the Sleeping Beauty this morning?" |
21960 | CHAPTER XVI THE LOST SHEEP"OH, Carita, do you really have to go to- day?" |
21960 | Ca n''t I be vaccinated or something to ward it off?" |
21960 | Ca n''t you all come up and stay over next Sunday?" |
21960 | Could it be only a year since her last birthday? |
21960 | Debby, what shall yours be?" |
21960 | Did ever days fly so before? |
21960 | Did n''t I ride a side- saddle as proper as pie in Woodford? |
21960 | Do n''t you remember?" |
21960 | Do n''t you?" |
21960 | Do you feel equal to the climb?" |
21960 | Do you know her?" |
21960 | Do you swim?" |
21960 | Do you think it''s scarlet fever?" |
21960 | Does n''t it seem ridiculous, now I''m over that silliness? |
21960 | Does n''t she look funny?" |
21960 | Every day when you asked me''what next?'' |
21960 | Feel equal to it this morning?" |
21960 | Four terrified faces were raised simultaneously from four white beds, and four voices in chorus whispered:"What is it?" |
21960 | Grandmother, did you help Sarah?" |
21960 | Grandmother, may we?" |
21960 | Had Alec heard? |
21960 | Hardly likely, was it, that I was going to demand it boldly as a right?" |
21960 | Have they come to the party? |
21960 | He straightway makes a private car arise from-- from what, Uncle Cliff?" |
21960 | How am I going to get over this hospitable fence of yours?" |
21960 | How can I ever thank you and Aunt Lucinda? |
21960 | How could Alec say that when he had let her-- even urged her-- to write that letter to his grandfather? |
21960 | How could any one, and that a grown man and a poet, have so exactly voiced the thoughts of a young girl on a far- off Texas ranch?" |
21960 | How did you ever do it?" |
21960 | How did you happen to bring the girls?" |
21960 | How many boys did you say there were, Knight?" |
21960 | How many members have you got?'' |
21960 | How would he take his grandfather''s arrival? |
21960 | How would you like kisses instead?" |
21960 | I could n''t very well invite myself, could I?" |
21960 | I had a long talk with Knight''s friend''Doc''Abbott, and he gave me a thorough going over, as he called it--""And what did he say?" |
21960 | I reckon you''re glad to get_ home_, Blue Bonnet?" |
21960 | I shall miss you, Blue Bonnet,--you wo n''t forget to write often?" |
21960 | I wonder, Blue Bonnet, if Mrs. Clyde would mind letting us take coffee?" |
21960 | I''ll go and practise, and you-- what will you do?" |
21960 | Is it very bad? |
21960 | Is n''t it queer how many of my wishes have come true? |
21960 | Is n''t she?" |
21960 | Is n''t that the darlingest stove?" |
21960 | Is n''t that the limit?" |
21960 | It was only a day- dream then,--isn''t it funny how things have come out?" |
21960 | Jump on Firefly, will you, and ride with me to meet it?" |
21960 | Know anybody that can set it?" |
21960 | Less than a year since she had first seen Grandmother? |
21960 | Now what shall we call these cherubs?" |
21960 | Now why, if West Point was disposed of, could he not take the next best-- or in her opinion the very best-- thing that offered? |
21960 | Oh, Alec, are you sure?" |
21960 | Other people seem to have a lot to say about one''s life, do n''t they?" |
21960 | Poor dog, I wonder how you''ll like the''resumption of discipline''--as Alec calls it? |
21960 | Shall I cut you one to assist your feeble steps?" |
21960 | So absorbed was she that she did not hear a foot- fall, nor did she look up until Uncle Cliff exclaimed,"All alone, Honey? |
21960 | Something in the expression of Blue Bonnet''s eyes as she bent for the good- night kiss made Mrs. Clyde say hastily--"What is it, dear?" |
21960 | Surely she did n''t miss the service?" |
21960 | Suspecting the trend of little Miss Why''s thoughts, Blue Bonnet went on hurriedly:"How shall we go-- in the buckboard or on horse- back?" |
21960 | Sympathize? |
21960 | Take everybody indoors, will you, Grandmother? |
21960 | Tell the fellows the story of the Alamo, will you? |
21960 | That would end it,--and what could be simpler?" |
21960 | The eyes are your eyes-- can''t you see, dear?" |
21960 | The name of the station where you get off is Jonah-- isn''t that odd? |
21960 | Then Alec asked--"Do you remember the morning we first spoke of following this stream?" |
21960 | Then she sang tauntingly:"Mother, may I go out to swim? |
21960 | They had one tiff-- the second since they''ve known each other,--and ever since we''ve lived in dread of the third, have n''t we, Sarah?" |
21960 | They went too fast for conversation, but once Blue Bonnet paused long enough to say over her shoulder--"You''ll come to lunch, wo n''t you?" |
21960 | Uncle Cliff sent all three so that we could use them as easy chairs,--especially for Grandmo-- why, where is she?" |
21960 | Was every year to bring as many new experiences, as many new faces into her life? |
21960 | Was n''t I a goose not to think of it? |
21960 | Was n''t that the rattle of wheels? |
21960 | Well? |
21960 | What could it be? |
21960 | What do you suppose we will talk about on our first jaunt by the brook next spring?" |
21960 | What does the Duchess say?" |
21960 | What else shall we take?" |
21960 | What makes you think so?" |
21960 | When?" |
21960 | Where are you staying?" |
21960 | Where did they come from?" |
21960 | Where did you find him?" |
21960 | Where did you get it? |
21960 | Where did you tie them?" |
21960 | Where shall we build the festive pyre?" |
21960 | Where''s Alec''s horse, Uncle Joe?" |
21960 | Who made the muffins?" |
21960 | Who''d steal them, I''d like to know? |
21960 | Why did n''t some one help him out, the doctor fumed inwardly, instead of letting him be the one to cloud that beaming face? |
21960 | Why did n''t you say so?" |
21960 | Why on earth did everybody keep harping on Blue Bonnet''s growing up? |
21960 | Why, among all your humble subjects, am I not favored with a dance or promenade? |
21960 | Will you give me one? |
21960 | Will you wait and let me sleep on it, Grandmother? |
21960 | Wo n''t we just have to cram the days full?" |
21960 | Wo n''t you tell me, Uncle?" |
21960 | Would n''t that be thrilling? |
21960 | You boys and we girls will have the pool on alternate days,--won''t it be fun?" |
21960 | You do n''t mind our riding a little way with the Judsons do you? |
21960 | You have everything you want, do n''t you?" |
21960 | You never knew her to stay awake nights worrying over something for herself, now did you?" |
21960 | You-- you are sure you''ve no-- a-- advice to give me?" |
21960 | asked Debby,"--just while we''re on the ranch?" |
21960 | asked Kitty; adding promptly,"What''s the scheme?" |
21960 | exclaimed Kitty,"--did you hear what they called you?" |
21960 | he echoed;"where''s that?" |
41172 | ''Am I not thy mother?'' 41172 ''But, at any rate, you believe that he approves the step you are now taking?'' |
41172 | ''Has my father sent you to me?'' 41172 ''I consent,''I said,''but I presume you do not intend to do me a gratuitous service, whatever its nature may be?'' |
41172 | ''Return to the hacienda?'' 41172 ''Why do you not answer me, my child?'' |
41172 | ''Why so?'' 41172 ''Yes, I am he,''I answered,''but what is your name? |
41172 | A friend of mine? |
41172 | A long time ago, I presume? |
41172 | Ah, ah,said Fray Antonio with a laugh:"what do you think of that, No Ruperto? |
41172 | Ah, ah,the old man said,"then you wish your friends to surprise us?" |
41172 | Alarmed? |
41172 | Alas, mother,he said, in a hollow voice,"can I ever forget that I have been a gambler, assassin, and incendiary?" |
41172 | All of which means? |
41172 | All the better; and who are your comrades? |
41172 | Am I not a woman? |
41172 | Am I not? |
41172 | And did you accept? |
41172 | And do you fancy we shall be satisfied with it? |
41172 | And do you suspect nobody? |
41172 | And have they accepted it? |
41172 | And it was? |
41172 | And my brother has discovered the trail, which I merely indicated to him? |
41172 | And suppose I have? |
41172 | And that man is? |
41172 | And what is it? |
41172 | And what would you do in my place? |
41172 | And who gave the order? |
41172 | And you have been whipped? |
41172 | And your strength? |
41172 | Answer,the sorcerer continued imperiously;"have you abandoned your brothers?" |
41172 | Any news? |
41172 | Are the Gazelle and the American girl in the grotto? |
41172 | Are you desirous of knowing? |
41172 | Are you not my father''s enemy? |
41172 | Are you quite sure of it? |
41172 | Are you still afraid? |
41172 | At once, if you will be good enough to tell me who you are and where we are going? |
41172 | Bad news? |
41172 | Before all these persons? |
41172 | Before all, General,the Colonel remarked,"do you know our position?" |
41172 | Better still; then Sonora and Texas, for instance, are free States, and able to separate from the Confederation, if they think proper? |
41172 | Blue- fox is a traitor who has sold his people,the Indian continued with some animation;"what can be hoped from such a man? |
41172 | Blue- fox? |
41172 | But are you not afraid,Loyal Heart observed,"lest Blue- fox has warned his comrades that their tricks are discovered?" |
41172 | But are you not coming in, Jaguar? 41172 But he is leading a second; do you intend to accompany me beyond the advanced posts?" |
41172 | But his name, my dear General? |
41172 | But how did you arrive here so opportunely? |
41172 | But in what way? |
41172 | But our horses? |
41172 | But the reason, the reason? |
41172 | But what is the matter? |
41172 | But what is to be done to obtain the result we desire as much as you do? |
41172 | But who saved them, then? 41172 But why did not you come straight to our encampment, if you were seeking us, as you say?" |
41172 | But, in that case, we shall be compelled to treat with these scoundrels? |
41172 | But, supposing it were so? |
41172 | By what right do you give me that order? |
41172 | By whom, then? |
41172 | Can it be true? |
41172 | Can my brother do so? |
41172 | Canarios, and how do you suppose it concerns me? |
41172 | Capital reasoning; and what do you propose doing now? |
41172 | Captain Saldana,the General asked,"is all ready?" |
41172 | Caramba,said the General,"is it so late as that already? |
41172 | Certainly; still----"Still,the stranger interrupted,"you would have had no objection to prowl a little longer round the rancho, I presume?" |
41172 | Did you come solely to tell me that? |
41172 | Did you not read his signature? |
41172 | Did you not tell me that you were deputed to me by the rebel army, in order to submit certain propositions? |
41172 | Do not be frightened, I am not fond of chattering; how much do you offer me for my cuadrilla? |
41172 | Do not pity her, but rejoice, on the contrary, that she fell into my hands; who knows what might have happened with anyone else? |
41172 | Do so,the Jaguar answered;"who are they?" |
41172 | Do you feel a friendship for him? |
41172 | Do you feel better? |
41172 | Do you hope to get us out of this scrape? |
41172 | Do you imagine I would have done it? |
41172 | Do you intend to lead us to your camp tonight? |
41172 | Do you intend, my dear Colonel,the American asked,"to honour me with your charming society any longer?" |
41172 | Do you know him? |
41172 | Do you not find the spot where we are admirably adapted for what we have to do? |
41172 | Do you not think the departure of so large a party may arouse the suspicions of Blue- fox, who is doubtless prowling about the neighbourhood? |
41172 | Do you really wish for my advice, General? |
41172 | Do you regard me as an envoy, or merely as your prisoner? |
41172 | Do you require our help? |
41172 | Do you take your rifle? |
41172 | Do you think it necessary? |
41172 | Do you think so? |
41172 | Do you wish him to come in? |
41172 | Does Black- deer mean, then, to carry off my daughter? |
41172 | Does my brother take us for children, that he says such things to us? |
41172 | Does my son consent to remain as a hostage in the place of his father? |
41172 | Does this honour go so far as to compel so great a warrior as my brother to watch over my sleep? |
41172 | First- rate; but suppose we miss? 41172 For what good object, sir?" |
41172 | For what good, as my brother was coming? |
41172 | For what object? |
41172 | For what reason? |
41172 | For what reason? |
41172 | From me? |
41172 | General,said an aide- de- camp, as he opened the door,"Colonel Melendez asks whether you will deign to receive him, in spite of the late hour?" |
41172 | Good, the Wacondah has received them into the happy hunting grounds; have their squaws bewailed them? |
41172 | Good,John Davis interrupted;"but what motive urged you to take the present step?" |
41172 | Good,said the sorcerer;"how many warriors have fallen?" |
41172 | Hang it, did you have such a bad opinion of me? 41172 Has the battle really taken place?" |
41172 | Has your Excellency carefully reflected on the order you have done me the honour to give me? |
41172 | Have all the detachments returned? |
41172 | Have we arrived? |
41172 | Have you not a certain affair to settle with the White Scalper, or have you forgotten it? |
41172 | Have you summoned him? |
41172 | He has this instant arrived, General; can he come in? |
41172 | He is a pretty scamp, I think? |
41172 | His name? 41172 How could I know anything? |
41172 | How could I perform this journey in my present state of weakness and prostration? |
41172 | How did they die? |
41172 | How do you know that? |
41172 | How does that concern you, Colonel; am I not free? |
41172 | How is it that as you hate this man so deeply, you have not killed him yourself, as there could have been no lack of opportunity? |
41172 | How long will the Chief remain absent? |
41172 | How much do you want for that? |
41172 | How on earth did you manage to unsaddle him so cleverly? |
41172 | How so, Chief? |
41172 | How so? |
41172 | How, nothing? |
41172 | I am going to the council of the Chiefs, will you accompany me? |
41172 | I angry with you? |
41172 | I hope you have men enough? |
41172 | I know it,he said,"And my son accepts?" |
41172 | I speak the truth, and my brother is well aware of it,Black- deer answered;"why should we thus try to deceive each other? |
41172 | I-- I? |
41172 | I? 41172 I?" |
41172 | In that case,said the sorcerer,"my son is satisfied?" |
41172 | In what way shall I bring you the person''s answer? |
41172 | In what way? 41172 Is Colonel Melendez here?" |
41172 | Is he a brave? |
41172 | Is he here? |
41172 | Is his medicine good? |
41172 | Is it not? 41172 Is it you, then?" |
41172 | Is my brother ready? |
41172 | Is my brother willing to speak before my friends the pale hunters? |
41172 | Is my father satisfied? |
41172 | Is that all you desire to know? |
41172 | Is that all? |
41172 | Is the Fort of the Point still in the hands of our friends? |
41172 | Is the misfortune irreparable, then? |
41172 | It is impossible,Loyal Heart said;"did he not surrender himself as a hostage? |
41172 | Many of our Chiefs, I presume, have fallen, or are in the hands of the enemy? |
41172 | Master Davis,the Colonel said, raising his voice,"have you forgotten the last conversation we had together?" |
41172 | More than you fancy; do you not wish me to tell you the name of the man who protected and eventually saved Doña Carmela? |
41172 | My brother has heard,Black- deer continued;"has he any remark to make?" |
41172 | My brother has seen the Apaches? |
41172 | My brother is still very young, his life only counts spring seasons, does he not regret losing it? |
41172 | My brother, Running- elk, is a renowned Chief and great brave,he said to him in a gentle voice;"what is he thinking of at this moment?" |
41172 | My friend,Carmela said to the hunter,"you, whom I no longer dare to call my father, what do you order me to do in the presence of this corpse?" |
41172 | My son knows that if his father does not come to liberate his pledge, he will die in his place? |
41172 | Nearly so, for of course you have received no news of----? |
41172 | News of whom? |
41172 | Next? |
41172 | No determination was formed, no answer given the Envoy? |
41172 | No,he said;"I merely feel a repugnance to mingle again with white men, and-- shall I confess it? |
41172 | Nonsense, sir,the General continued, with a shrug of his shoulders,"why, you must be mad? |
41172 | Nonsense,Loyal Heart replied,"it will be welcome, for are we not accustomed to danger?" |
41172 | Of Carmela? |
41172 | Of Carmela? |
41172 | Of course; do you think I would have received him else? 41172 Oh, oh, what does that mean?" |
41172 | Oh, what I have to say to you will not take long; I only wish to ask you to lay a final hand to a work for which you have already striven? |
41172 | Oh, you recognise it now? |
41172 | Oh, you will surely grant me a few moments, Master Davis? |
41172 | Oh,the Canadian suddenly said,"whom have we here? |
41172 | On what conditions do you offer me all these advantages? |
41172 | One moment,Blackbird objected;"of what does this ransom consist?" |
41172 | One moment,the old merchant said, quite appalled by the approach of death;"are there no means of settling this business, General?" |
41172 | Shall we be off? |
41172 | Shall we go? |
41172 | Shall we not take our comrades with us? |
41172 | She is but a coquettish child,he murmured in a low voice;"has she a heart?" |
41172 | So that----? |
41172 | So that--? |
41172 | Stay,the young man continued;"do we understand each other? |
41172 | Still, General,he urged,"I should have desired--""What?" |
41172 | Still----? |
41172 | Thanks; but what are you doing there? |
41172 | That is just the point that staggers me; how could an Apache venture to the village alone? |
41172 | That is strange,Loyal Heart muttered;"and you do not know who the Indian is?" |
41172 | That is strange,the Colonel muttered, searching his memory;"and did he mention his name?" |
41172 | The Sachem of the Buffalo Apaches is a great brave; what warrior of his nation can die in his stead, if he forget to liberate his pledge? |
41172 | The White Scalper? |
41172 | The reason is very simple; would you like to know it? |
41172 | Then they answered him in the negative? |
41172 | Then why do you get up? |
41172 | Then you do not owe either the Colonel or myself any grudge? |
41172 | Then you have been defeated? |
41172 | Then you have made up your mind to plunge the country into anarchy? |
41172 | Then you propose flight to me? |
41172 | Then you propose to me to carry her off? |
41172 | Then, he is here? |
41172 | Then, they are both here? |
41172 | Then, was it not you who saved them? |
41172 | Then, why ask? |
41172 | Then, why has my son entered without the orders of the Sachems? |
41172 | Then, with your consent, we will dismount? |
41172 | Then, you think that if you wished to leave this house and follow me to the camp, this man would not attempt to prevent you? |
41172 | Then, you would shoot me? |
41172 | There is something up we do not know; and then the signals we heard? |
41172 | This moment,--you understand, this moment, Señor, you will confess to me, where the man is who gave you this letter, if not--"Well? |
41172 | This time, yes, it is all,the young man answered;"now what do you think of this epistle?" |
41172 | To death? |
41172 | To parley with me? |
41172 | To whom do you say that, Don Lionel? 41172 Very good, what have they resolved?" |
41172 | Was it not? 41172 We have to perform the commission Black- deer entrusted to us; are you still of a mind to help me?" |
41172 | Well, I greeted him as a brother and gave him the best I had; do you know what he did? |
41172 | Well, Tranquil,he said to him,"how do you find yourself?" |
41172 | Well, and now? |
41172 | Well, and what then? |
41172 | Well, what matter? |
41172 | Well, why did you not do it? |
41172 | Well,Loyal Heart asked,"are you ready?" |
41172 | Well,he said to him,"and what are you going to do?" |
41172 | Well,the American muttered,"what did you, so soon as the men left you alone?" |
41172 | Well; is it a kingdom or an empire? |
41172 | Well? |
41172 | Well? |
41172 | Well? |
41172 | What about? |
41172 | What are they? |
41172 | What are we to do now, Chief? |
41172 | What are you doing? |
41172 | What can I care, do you ask? |
41172 | What can I do? 41172 What can we do? |
41172 | What do I care? |
41172 | What do I want? |
41172 | What do you mean by, well? |
41172 | What do you mean? |
41172 | What do you mean? |
41172 | What do you mean? |
41172 | What do you mean? |
41172 | What do you mean? |
41172 | What do you mean? |
41172 | What do you mean? |
41172 | What do you mean? |
41172 | What do you say? 41172 What do you want here?" |
41172 | What do you want with me? |
41172 | What do you want with me? |
41172 | What do you want, Ruperto? |
41172 | What do you want? |
41172 | What do you want? |
41172 | What does it concern me? 41172 What does it matter to you?" |
41172 | What does my brother mean? |
41172 | What does my brother propose? |
41172 | What does this mean? |
41172 | What for? 41172 What for?" |
41172 | What good is it at this moment? 41172 What has happened, then, during that period?" |
41172 | What has he done? |
41172 | What have you to tell me more terrible than what you have just said? |
41172 | What is Blue- fox doing here? |
41172 | What is happening, pray? |
41172 | What is he driving at? |
41172 | What is it? |
41172 | What is it? |
41172 | What is it? |
41172 | What is it? |
41172 | What is it? |
41172 | What is it? |
41172 | What is the matter now? |
41172 | What is the matter then? |
41172 | What is the matter, Chief? |
41172 | What is the matter? 41172 What is the matter?" |
41172 | What is the matter? |
41172 | What is the matter? |
41172 | What is the matter? |
41172 | What is the meaning of this, General? |
41172 | What is the ransom? 41172 What is the use of threatening me, General? |
41172 | What is this, Caballeros? |
41172 | What is to be done, then? |
41172 | What is to be done? |
41172 | What is to be done? |
41172 | What is up, then? |
41172 | What matter, if you answer for him? |
41172 | What matter? |
41172 | What need for me to tell you what has occurred? 41172 What other motive could I have, Master Sandoval? |
41172 | What prevents your doing so? 41172 What prisoner?" |
41172 | What to do? 41172 What was it?" |
41172 | What was its nature? |
41172 | What were you doing concealed in the grass? |
41172 | What would you have? |
41172 | What would you, Colonel? 41172 What!--mean it? |
41172 | What, Black- deer? |
41172 | What, arrived? |
41172 | What, do you not recognise the Jaguar? |
41172 | What? 41172 What?" |
41172 | What? |
41172 | What? |
41172 | When shall we return? |
41172 | Whence comes the anxiety I see on your features? 41172 Where are my brothers going?" |
41172 | Where has he halted? |
41172 | Where is Tranquil? |
41172 | Where shall we place ourselves? |
41172 | Where should I be if I was not? |
41172 | Whether General Rubio is really satisfied with the plan I submitted to him? |
41172 | Which means that you are convinced? |
41172 | Which means? |
41172 | Which means? |
41172 | Which means? |
41172 | While now----? |
41172 | Who are the Pale men who thus enter as friends the atepetl of the Antelope Comanches? |
41172 | Who are you, and what do you want? |
41172 | Who can answer for the future? |
41172 | Who cares for me? |
41172 | Who is that man? |
41172 | Who is the man who gave you this letter? |
41172 | Who is the warrior? |
41172 | Who knows--_¿quién sabe?_ as we Spanish Americans say,the young man replied with a smile. |
41172 | Who knows? 41172 Who knows?" |
41172 | Who knows? |
41172 | Who the deuce could have told you that nonsense? |
41172 | Who the deuce have you brought us? |
41172 | Who''s there? |
41172 | Who''s there? |
41172 | Why ask that question at this moment? |
41172 | Why did you make me a prisoner, then? |
41172 | Why did you not show yourselves sooner? |
41172 | Why do you not go, as I advised you to do? |
41172 | Why has not the Black- deer accompanied our brother the great Brave of the tribe? |
41172 | Why not? 41172 Why not? |
41172 | Why not? |
41172 | Why not? |
41172 | Why not? |
41172 | Why play with the butt of your pistol so? 41172 Why put yourself to trouble for me?" |
41172 | Why shall I not? |
41172 | Why should I regret it? 41172 Why should I tell you what has passed? |
41172 | Why should the head ever do injustice to the heart? |
41172 | Why so? 41172 Why so?" |
41172 | Why so? |
41172 | Why so? |
41172 | Why so? |
41172 | Why so? |
41172 | Why this question, whose purport I do not understand? |
41172 | Why, it is impossible, my friend; how could we have received any? 41172 Why, supposing that it is a trap, what will be the result of it?" |
41172 | Why, what prevents you? |
41172 | Why,the Colonel continued,"refuse to listen to the propositions this man is authorized to offer you?" |
41172 | Will my father bear witness to that? |
41172 | Will you defend yourself; yes or no? |
41172 | Will you let me ask you a question? |
41172 | Will you not take the hand I offer you? |
41172 | Will you refuse? |
41172 | Will you see the Colonel? |
41172 | Would it not be better to mount, gallop into the plain that stretches out before us, and settle the affair at once? |
41172 | Yes, am I not? 41172 Yes, but why are you so? |
41172 | You admit,the other said, with his old stoicism,"that I am seeking no unworthy subterfuge to avoid a meeting with you?" |
41172 | You are in earnest, then? |
41172 | You are mad,said Davis, with a shrug of his shoulders;"what strange idea is this of yours to insist on killing me?" |
41172 | You are right, my friend; may Heaven grant that it is so; but how did it all happen? |
41172 | You are the aide- de- camp of the President General of the Republic? |
41172 | You do not believe me? 41172 You have a proof of it before you; if he were not so, should I be here?" |
41172 | You will come with me, I suppose, Tranquil? |
41172 | You wish to know? |
41172 | You, my friend? |
41172 | Your countrymen? |
41172 | Your price is reasonable; but how can we communicate? |
41172 | [ 1]Who knows?" |
41172 | _ ¿ Qué gente?_"Texas. |
41172 | About what, pray? |
41172 | Am I mistaken? |
41172 | Am I not under the safeguard of your honour?" |
41172 | And does my brother intend to carry off the woman he loves this night?" |
41172 | And does the maiden recognise the sound of my brother''s war whistle, and run joyfully to the meeting the Chief grants her? |
41172 | And now, what is your second reason?" |
41172 | And what about, pray?" |
41172 | And what, in your opinion, ought I to do?" |
41172 | And who is the Chief that marches at their head?" |
41172 | And who is the brave that has made them prisoners? |
41172 | And would it be indiscreet to ask its nature?" |
41172 | And,"turning to his auditors, who had remained silent and motionless since their entrance, he asked them,"and you, Señores, what do you think of it?" |
41172 | Any resistance was impossible-- for what could he have done alone, merely armed with a sabre, against twenty individuals? |
41172 | Are my brothers listening?" |
41172 | Are there more of you inside?" |
41172 | Are they desirous of exchanging their lances and guns for weavers''shuttles? |
41172 | Are they tired of being redoubtable warriors? |
41172 | Are we going to make any expedition?" |
41172 | Are you disposed to answer our questions?" |
41172 | Are you not returning to Galveston?" |
41172 | Are you not, in a word, Loyal Heart, that is to say, the man whose decisions have the strength of law, whom all, friends and enemies, love and esteem? |
41172 | Assuredly, he feared no personal danger; what did he care for an attack? |
41172 | At length, by a movement that was familiar to him, he threw back his curls, and addressed Ruperto--"Halloh, gossip,"he said,"you here? |
41172 | Bounding Fawn will prepare the venison for the Chief; what does my brother think of it?" |
41172 | But do you fear any trap? |
41172 | But has the Chief assured himself as to Bounding Fawn''s feelings?" |
41172 | But how does it concern us? |
41172 | But let us return to our business: what do you want with me?" |
41172 | But now good bye, Señores, when will you give me a definite answer?" |
41172 | But tell me, old hunter, have you consulted with our friend on the matter that brings me here?" |
41172 | But what is to be done? |
41172 | But what matter? |
41172 | But with whom had the advantage remained? |
41172 | By Carmela?" |
41172 | Carmela exclaimed;"you turn pale and totter: are you wounded?" |
41172 | Could I marry all the squaws whom my tomahawk has rendered widows, or give you back the numerous scalps I have raised? |
41172 | Davis said, as he uncocked his pistol,"why, what is the meaning of this?" |
41172 | Did he not pledge his word? |
41172 | Did the Jaguar know that he had killed his father, or was it his despair at seeing his love despised by Carmela, that determined him to seek death? |
41172 | Do I know who you are? |
41172 | Do I recognize the right of the persons from whom you come to send me a flag of truce? |
41172 | Do all these acts of imprudence committed purposely teach you nothing?" |
41172 | Do they wish to put on women''s petticoats? |
41172 | Do you dare to place your love for a woman and your devotion to the country on the same level? |
41172 | Do you know what he did, so soon as he obtained power?" |
41172 | Do you really intend to depart?" |
41172 | Do you see that boat tossing about at the foot of the cliff?" |
41172 | Do you still consider you are not my equal?" |
41172 | Do you think, then,"he added, with some bitterness,"that because we are outlawed bandits we have stifled every generous feeling in our hearts? |
41172 | Does he prefer fastening them to the stake of torture?" |
41172 | Does that suit you?" |
41172 | Does what I have said please my brother?" |
41172 | Each of you will give me a thousand piastres; it is not too much, I suppose, to guarantee the security of your money and goods? |
41172 | Has he paid a fine ransom?" |
41172 | Has my brother warned the Chiefs?" |
41172 | Have I spoken well? |
41172 | Have you any alfalfa for our horses in your cabin?" |
41172 | Heavens, since I am condemned to be your slave, could you not at any rate allow me the free enjoyment of this room?" |
41172 | Hence your losses are limited to men and arms?" |
41172 | How could I feel angry with you? |
41172 | I could have sworn it,"the young man said impetuously;"why can not I thank him?" |
41172 | I exclaimed, with joyous surprise,''Do you consent to remain with me?'' |
41172 | I fancy your dead man is coming to life again, eh?" |
41172 | I gave way to a feeling of immense joy; when our transports were somewhat calmed, my mother said to me--"''And now, what do you intend doing? |
41172 | I have spoken; have I said right, powerful Chiefs?" |
41172 | I presume you have had a serious conversation with him?" |
41172 | If not, what would be the use of fighting?" |
41172 | In what age are we living, then, that rebels dare to treat on equal terms with the government against which they have revolted? |
41172 | In what direction have they fled? |
41172 | Is it all you wish to know?" |
41172 | Is there not something grand and noble in their haughty and indomitable character? |
41172 | It seems that he is fixed?" |
41172 | John Davis continued, with feigned disappointment,"shall we part already?" |
41172 | John Davis exclaimed, in surprise:"How could we have received any news? |
41172 | Just look at our camp-- do people guard themselves in this way on the desert? |
41172 | Loyal Heart and Black- deer, however, had lost none of their calmness; they hoped then, still, but what was it they expected? |
41172 | May I hope that you have spoken to him of me in sufficient favourable terms for him to grant me a kind reception?" |
41172 | May I venture to hope you will pardon me?" |
41172 | Must not your heart fly straight to your father?" |
41172 | My brother will see,"and turning to the Sachems, who stood motionless and silent a few paces off, the Chief added;"when will this warrior die?" |
41172 | My friend, when you have crawled far enough like a snake, I suppose you will get up?" |
41172 | My warriors are at their post, only awaiting the signal to begin the contest; do my Pale brothers still intend to accompany us?" |
41172 | Now that we have met, I hope you will come to our camp?" |
41172 | Now, what does the Chief wish to ask of me? |
41172 | Of what was the poor girl thinking, while the tears she did not dream of wiping away, coursed down her pallid cheeks, where they traced a furrow? |
41172 | On what subject?" |
41172 | Only that?" |
41172 | Sandoval shouted, striking the table with his fist;"Shall we let him escape? |
41172 | Shall I ever find again a friend so certain and so devoted?" |
41172 | Stay, one word more; one of us must remain on the ground, I suppose?" |
41172 | The American stifled an oath, and mounted again, but suddenly reflecting, he asked,"And who may you be, who thus pretend to dictate to me?" |
41172 | The Jaguar felt an enormous inclination to leap on the sentry and throttle him; but supposing it were a friend? |
41172 | The Sachem nodded in affirmation,"Does my brother Loyal Heart wish to learn what happened at the Council after his departure?" |
41172 | The question seems to me somewhat simple; I suppose you think the hour and place well chosen for a joke?" |
41172 | The young man heard him, and turning to him, said--? |
41172 | Then we are going to see some sport?" |
41172 | Then you are not a flag of truce?" |
41172 | Then you are very desirous that I should not come to life again?" |
41172 | Then, you have come on your own accord, nothing compelling you to do so?" |
41172 | This is the only chance left us to finish with this implacable enemy-- do you accept it?" |
41172 | This time she shall not escape me;''is that clear, eh?" |
41172 | Tonight, for instance, were the Chief to call her, would she rise from her bed to obey his summons?" |
41172 | Was the Chief really asleep? |
41172 | We shall return to the hacienda, shall we not? |
41172 | Well, now,"he added, with an accent of sad and bitter raillery,"do you still fancy yourself unworthy of my friendship? |
41172 | What I ask you is, whether, since Carmela went to, Galveston, you have received any news of her?" |
41172 | What alarm did he feel about dying? |
41172 | What are we to do now?" |
41172 | What can you care for any opinion I may have, which is isolated and unimportant?" |
41172 | What does he want?" |
41172 | What does the President mean by sending us this gold plumaged springald, to make us lose all the profits of the victory?" |
41172 | What had become of him? |
41172 | What had occurred during this lengthened interview? |
41172 | What has become of my brothers? |
41172 | What has brought you into our parts?" |
41172 | What have you to answer to that?" |
41172 | What is Mexico?" |
41172 | What is the magic influence exerted on humanity by this extraordinary man? |
41172 | What is to be done?" |
41172 | What means have we to prevent it? |
41172 | What more do you want?" |
41172 | What motive brings Loyal Heart to Blackbird with so large a party, when the heart of the Chief is sad, and a cloud has spread over his mind?" |
41172 | What name did you pronounce?" |
41172 | What new misfortune have you to announce?" |
41172 | What next?" |
41172 | What terrible drama could have been performed at this spot? |
41172 | What the deuce should I do here during your absence? |
41172 | What will the Chief do to insure his word, and that the Comanche Sachems may put faith in what he says?" |
41172 | Whatever may happen, I trust in you as in God; will you fail me? |
41172 | When do we start?" |
41172 | Where is it?" |
41172 | Where is the President at this moment?" |
41172 | Where shall I find Carmela and Tranquil again?" |
41172 | Where were Tranquil and Lanzi, the Jaguar and Colonel Melendez? |
41172 | Who are you?'' |
41172 | Who can say whether the Deity, in permitting this great expiation, may not have secret designs with me? |
41172 | Who is the man I saw at the rancho, and to whom the persons with him gave the name of Don Benito?" |
41172 | Who were the persons at this moment in the house-- were they friends or foes? |
41172 | Why did he carry off my child?" |
41172 | Why did he not remain in Mexico? |
41172 | Why has he not taken their scalps? |
41172 | Why keep secret from them a thing I should be forced to tell them, perhaps tomorrow?" |
41172 | Why should they ally themselves with the Apache thieves? |
41172 | Why should they league with their most obstinate enemies against men who are fighting to obtain their liberty? |
41172 | Why this pallor, my friend, this restlessness I see in your eyes?" |
41172 | Will you accompany us, Tranquil? |
41172 | Will you go there? |
41172 | Will you not sit down?" |
41172 | Will you promise me this?" |
41172 | Will you promise to answer me this question?" |
41172 | With the Mexicans or the Texans? |
41172 | Would you be capable of firing in your own defence, without leaving the cart?" |
41172 | Would you like to know the contents?" |
41172 | You allow this, I suppose?" |
41172 | You are not angry with me, I trust?" |
41172 | You heard, Captain?" |
41172 | You will go?" |
41172 | and why not, if you please?" |
41172 | he continued,"If the sun never dies, how can the great pale Chief be dead, who is the son of that planet?" |
41172 | he exclaimed with the utmost surprise,"Did not this man carry you off?" |
41172 | he had said,"I have but a few moments to live; who will protect you when I am gone?" |
41172 | he replied, sadly,"Why should I be so, by what right? |
41172 | he said,"Then it is you, my master?" |
41172 | he said,"Then you know it?" |
41172 | he said;"How comes it that you are all here waiting for me? |
41172 | he shouted,"Are you there, Orson?" |
41172 | said Black- deer with a degree of surprise he could not entirely conceal;"How then did they enter the village?" |
41172 | said Fray Antonio,"Then you really mean it?" |
41172 | she exclaimed, bounding up like a lioness;"What did you say, Señor? |
41172 | she muttered, and then, striving to recover herself, she asked,"What do you want with me, señor? |
41172 | she said to him, with that little pouting air which she could assume if necessary, and which suited her so well;"What has become of you, deserter? |
41172 | the American exclaimed as he gave a start of terror,"Are you dead?" |
41172 | the American muttered;"Is that all?" |
41172 | the Captain said, laughingly,"Did you not tell me, when I met you this evening, that you were sent to me by Fray Antonio?" |
41172 | the Colonel exclaimed, in surprise,"Does your Excellency intend to confer with him in the presence of witnesses?" |
41172 | the General answered, sharply;"did you not hear what was said in this room? |
41172 | the General exclaimed, with an angry frown,"Is that the way you venture to act? |
41172 | the General replied, biting his moustache with an ironical air,"Is he there, then?" |
41172 | the Indian said, turning to the horsemen who accompanied him,"My brothers have heard: what do they say?" |
41172 | the Jaguar exclaimed with some violence;"Are not these brave lads our friends, faithful and devoted friends? |
41172 | the Jaguar muttered;"Whither shall I go? |
41172 | the latter replied, in surprise;"Who are you that you know me so well?" |
41172 | the latter said in surprise,"who are you, that you know me so well?" |
41172 | the other continued, with considerable animation,"I have allowed you to speak, have I not? |
41172 | the other replied;"Did you doubt it? |
41172 | the wounded man exclaimed,"My heart did not deceive me, then?" |
41172 | the wounded man replied;"you, her father?" |
41172 | they cried in terror,"Can we have fallen into a trap?" |
41172 | your friend?" |
40219 | A despatch-- from whom? |
40219 | A magnificent opportunity for me? |
40219 | Ah, ah,the Jaguar said, becoming very attentive,"but how do you know the contents of the dispatch?" |
40219 | Ah, then,he shrieked,"what I was told was true, then?" |
40219 | Ah, very good; but these estimable Caballeros do not constitute the whole of your customers, I presume? |
40219 | And I presume that you are acquainted with these proposals? |
40219 | And Lanzi, my poor Lanzi, have you no news of him? |
40219 | And does my presence here, Carmela, displease you also? |
40219 | And from yours? |
40219 | And if I refuse? |
40219 | And pray who may you be? |
40219 | And that will satisfy you? |
40219 | And then? |
40219 | And very naturally of Captain Melendez, eh? |
40219 | And what is it, may I ask, if you have no objection to tell me? |
40219 | And which you do not share in-- is it not? |
40219 | And why should I answer them? 40219 And you believed in such infamy on my part?" |
40219 | And you feel certain of guiding us safe and sound to the spot where we are expected? |
40219 | And you regret it? |
40219 | And you wish me to give you that proof? |
40219 | And you, my friend? |
40219 | Anxious? 40219 Are travellers so rare, then?" |
40219 | Are we already reaching the spurs of the mountains? |
40219 | Are we prairie- hunters and wood- rangers obliged to obey all the paltry exigencies of cities? |
40219 | Are you asleep, Jaguar? |
40219 | Are you aware what your new allies did last night? |
40219 | Are you by chance speaking to me? |
40219 | Are you speaking the truth? |
40219 | Are you speaking to me in that way? |
40219 | Are you, then, the celebrated wood- ranger, surnamed the Panther- killer? |
40219 | As you see; but what are you doing there? 40219 At what place did you leave the General?" |
40219 | Be frank with me, child, for am I not your best friend? |
40219 | But Doña Carmela, what has become of her? |
40219 | But on what conditions? 40219 But perhaps there is another mode?" |
40219 | But you? |
40219 | But you? |
40219 | Can you be frank? |
40219 | Come, enough of this,the American shouted, greatly exasperated;"what do you want?" |
40219 | Curses,the slave- dealer howled;"have you resolved to make a target of us in turn?" |
40219 | Did I not tell you,the Canadian continued, quietly,"that it had paired?" |
40219 | Did I say four hundred? |
40219 | Did you not hear the bell? |
40219 | Do I not tell you that I have the letter about me? |
40219 | Do not be frightened at such a trifle: answer me simply; is it so or not? |
40219 | Do you fancy I should find any fun in remaining here? |
40219 | Do you insist on knowing? |
40219 | Do you know the contents of this despatch? |
40219 | Do you know what this is? |
40219 | Do you mean it? |
40219 | Do you mean that really? |
40219 | Do you mean the man who leaped off the platform just before you reached it? |
40219 | Do you not feel any inclination for sleep? |
40219 | Do you not know? |
40219 | Do you promise me, then? |
40219 | Do you speak truly? 40219 Do you think so, father?" |
40219 | Do you think so? |
40219 | Do you think so? |
40219 | Do you think so? |
40219 | Do you think so? |
40219 | Do you think so? |
40219 | Do you think so? |
40219 | Does my brother still believe that Blue- fox is so weak? |
40219 | Does the Spirit of evil trouble my brother''s brain? |
40219 | Eh, eh, if he had not arrived just in time, he would probably have spoiled our fun; what is your opinion, John? |
40219 | Excellency,he stammered, with great hesitation,"is it necessary that I should fight?" |
40219 | For what end? |
40219 | For what good? |
40219 | For what object? |
40219 | Forgive me, Excellency,he replied;"I have finished; I am now at your orders; what do you desire of me?" |
40219 | Great Heaven, what has happened then? |
40219 | Halloh,he said,"is that you again, Quoniam?" |
40219 | Has he escaped, then? |
40219 | Has my brother Black- deer seen Grey- head? |
40219 | Have I ever refused to satisfy the slightest of your wishes? |
40219 | Have I not reason to do so? |
40219 | Have I not told you that it related to millions? |
40219 | Have I not told you? 40219 Have you anybody with you here?" |
40219 | Have you ever found me severe to you? |
40219 | Here I am,he said,"What do you want of me?" |
40219 | How comes it that they have reached this place before we are warned of their arrival? |
40219 | How do I know? 40219 How do you live?" |
40219 | How does that concern you? 40219 How is it,"the Captain said,"that the sentry at the drawbridge has not challenged?" |
40219 | How long do you believe that you will be compelled to remain silent? |
40219 | How much? |
40219 | How should I? 40219 How so?" |
40219 | How so? |
40219 | How so? |
40219 | How so? |
40219 | How the deuce do you know that I have proposals to make to you? |
40219 | Hum, Chief, I find you very sad to- day; what is the matter with you? 40219 I am glad to see you,"the young man went on, without any display of annoyance;"what accident has brought you in this direction?" |
40219 | I am he,the Captain answered in great surprise;"what do you want?" |
40219 | I am very ready to do so, but what proves to me that you do not mean harm? |
40219 | I belong to myself, myself alone? 40219 I owed it to myself to make it; who knows whether you may not repent to- morrow the hazardous step you are taking to- day?" |
40219 | I think that is the most prudent course; but you must feel a great affection for the Captain, that you so ardently desire to save him? |
40219 | I will try, at any rate, my child, that is all I can promise you for the present; but what do you purpose doing? |
40219 | I, father? |
40219 | I? 40219 I? |
40219 | I? |
40219 | I? |
40219 | I? |
40219 | I? |
40219 | I? |
40219 | I? |
40219 | I? |
40219 | I? |
40219 | If I give you your liberty, should I deliver a friend or a foe? |
40219 | If you are really Tranquil, I will allow you to enter; but who is the man that accompanies you, and for whom you answer? |
40219 | In a few minutes they will be here,he said;"what is to be done?" |
40219 | In a word, will you listen to me? |
40219 | In any case, you will not refuse some slight refreshment? |
40219 | In that case, what answer do you give me? |
40219 | In what council has the grey- head Chief smoked the calumet? 40219 Is he not?" |
40219 | Is it not? |
40219 | Is it really very important? |
40219 | Is my father visiting the valley? |
40219 | Is not Blue- fox satisfied with the way in which I have received him and his companions? |
40219 | Is that a regret you are giving vent to, Chief? |
40219 | Is that all you have to say to me? |
40219 | Is that all you have to tell me? |
40219 | Is that all? |
40219 | Is that all? |
40219 | Is that the name you give my action? |
40219 | Is that you, Davis, my old comrade? |
40219 | Is that your advice? |
40219 | Is the fight over? |
40219 | Is there a hacienda here? |
40219 | It is clearly understood between us, Excellency, that you will give me five hundred ounces? |
40219 | It is sad, is it not? |
40219 | It must be very difficult to say, then? |
40219 | It was certainly a glorious sight; but are you not afraid that he may avenge himself? 40219 It''s settled then?" |
40219 | Lanzi? |
40219 | Look at me carefully; do you not recognize me? |
40219 | May Heaven hear you, for I am dying of cold; is it a large animal? |
40219 | Me? |
40219 | My brother wishes to return to the warriors of his nation? |
40219 | Niña? |
40219 | No, that is not sufficient; I am free, that is true, but how have I become so? 40219 Now I can come, go, sleep, work, or rest, and no one can prevent me, and I need not fear the lash?" |
40219 | Of course,the Canadian remarked, laughingly,"this caballero, who arrived so fortunately, was a friend of yours?" |
40219 | Of what am I accused? |
40219 | Oh, oh, you have a tough job before you; there are eighteen of us, do you know that? |
40219 | Oh, oh,he said, in a slightly suppressed tone,"what is the matter, then?" |
40219 | Oh, oh,the Jaguar said, in a good- humoured tone,"you have had a good hunt it seems, Lanzi; are the deer plentiful on the plain?" |
40219 | Oh, very good, that''s a funny name you have given him; however, no matter, you say you care very little for him? |
40219 | On me? 40219 One moment,"he said;"if you give me these weapons, how will you manage to return to town?" |
40219 | Or, if you prefer it, can you be honest? |
40219 | Parley,the Captain answered,"what good will that do? |
40219 | Perhaps I am,he said, in a hollow voice;"Tranquil, your age is double mine; your experience is great; why do you judge rashly on appearances?" |
40219 | Perhaps they are spies? |
40219 | Prisoners? 40219 Shall I treat with him? |
40219 | Shall I wait for him? |
40219 | Shall we remain here in ambush? |
40219 | Since you heard me,she said, attempting to jest,"why do you ask me?" |
40219 | So soon as that? |
40219 | So,he said,"you did not see the little one to- day Quoniam?" |
40219 | Spies? |
40219 | Stay,the Captain suddenly exclaimed,"where is the monk? |
40219 | Still on credit? |
40219 | Still we shall soon be between two hills? |
40219 | Supposing,he said presently,"I allow you to enter, who guarantees that you will not betray me? |
40219 | Thanks for what? |
40219 | That is not the question,the Captain continued impatiently;"will you answer Yes or No?" |
40219 | That is possible; but if that is the case, why not tell me them, at once? |
40219 | That is true; but for what purpose does the General write to the Captain? |
40219 | That is true; then it displeases your father-- is that it? |
40219 | That to- morrow, so soon as the sale is completed, you will mount your horse-- you have one, I suppose? |
40219 | That? |
40219 | The nights are long,Blue- fox then said,"will my brothers remain here smoking?" |
40219 | Then nothing can convince you of my good faith? |
40219 | Then we have arrived? |
40219 | Then what do you fear? |
40219 | Then why did you begin the obstinate hunt with dogs and guns? |
40219 | Then you are betraying your Chief? |
40219 | Then you are quite dry? |
40219 | Then you consent? |
40219 | Then you hate the Jaguar of course? |
40219 | Then you have a secret? |
40219 | Then you have not finished yet? |
40219 | Then you have nothing more to say to me? |
40219 | Then you have succeeded? |
40219 | Then you meditate a robbery? |
40219 | Then, I can still count on my brother''s assistance? |
40219 | Then, we play fair? |
40219 | Then, you can not fix a period? |
40219 | Then, you give it credit? |
40219 | Then,the Black at length said,"I am free-- truly free?" |
40219 | They are right,the young man answered, coldly;"that is really my intention; what next?" |
40219 | To be killed, eh? |
40219 | To whom else? |
40219 | Very good, then; I admit it: what next? |
40219 | We shall not part again? |
40219 | We shall see,he said;"shall we soon get out of this infernal forest in which we now are?" |
40219 | Well paid? |
40219 | Well, Sam,he said in a low voice, as if afraid of being overheard,"I fancy we have succeeded, eh?" |
40219 | Well, and now that you know me, are you disposed to answer my questions? |
40219 | Well, daughter mine,the Canadian said to her softly,"what are you doing there? |
40219 | Well, my friend,the Jaguar answered, carelessly,"men of that stamp are necessary, else what would become of us?" |
40219 | Well, then, why not confess to me frankly what is troubling you? |
40219 | Well, what else do I? |
40219 | Well, what prevents you going then? |
40219 | Well,John Davis asked him, who was anxiously watching for his return,"what have you obtained?" |
40219 | Well,Tranquil asked the Chief,"what do you think of all this?" |
40219 | Well,the Redskin said,"in what way can Monkey- face injure that safety?'' |
40219 | Well? |
40219 | Were they expecting anybody? |
40219 | What about Blue- fox? |
40219 | What advice do you give me? |
40219 | What brings you here? |
40219 | What can have become of him? |
40219 | What conditions? |
40219 | What do I care? 40219 What do you intend doing?" |
40219 | What do you intend doing? |
40219 | What do you mean? |
40219 | What do you mean? |
40219 | What do you mean? |
40219 | What do you mean? |
40219 | What do you mean? |
40219 | What do you mean? |
40219 | What do you mean? |
40219 | What do you mean? |
40219 | What do you say? |
40219 | What do you say? |
40219 | What do you want of me? |
40219 | What do you want, señorita? |
40219 | What do you want? |
40219 | What do you want? |
40219 | What do you wish for, Caballeros? |
40219 | What does my brother think? |
40219 | What does my father answer? |
40219 | What does that concern you? |
40219 | What does that mean? |
40219 | What else can I do in this accursed desert, where I have buried myself for my sins? |
40219 | What for? |
40219 | What has become of my slave? |
40219 | What have you to fear? 40219 What is it, Bob?" |
40219 | What is it, then? |
40219 | What is it? |
40219 | What is it? |
40219 | What is it? |
40219 | What is it? |
40219 | What is it? |
40219 | What is it? |
40219 | What is it? |
40219 | What is it? |
40219 | What is that you say? |
40219 | What is the matter here? |
40219 | What is the matter with you? |
40219 | What is the matter? |
40219 | What is the meaning of that? |
40219 | What is the meaning of this? |
40219 | What is this I feel? |
40219 | What is this? |
40219 | What is to be done? |
40219 | What is to be done? |
40219 | What is to be done? |
40219 | What is to be done? |
40219 | What is your motive for wishing to see me? |
40219 | What is your name? |
40219 | What is your plan? |
40219 | What makes you suppose that? |
40219 | What matter? |
40219 | What matters the thought of a Chief at this moment,he answered,"since the Council of the Sachems has resolved on war?" |
40219 | What may they be? |
40219 | What money do you mean? |
40219 | What more important consideration can compel you, then, señorita? |
40219 | What need of details? |
40219 | What need to tell you a story which can interest you so slightly? 40219 What other name can a poor slave give you?" |
40219 | What other name can be given to so infamous a deed? |
40219 | What was it? |
40219 | What was the omen, then? |
40219 | What were you doing there? |
40219 | What will happen, then? 40219 What will you do, lads?" |
40219 | What would you have? 40219 What would you have?" |
40219 | What would you like to have? |
40219 | What you say is noble, Chief; and I am happy to hear you speak thus; but are your measures well taken? 40219 What''s that you say? |
40219 | What, you remained here? |
40219 | What? |
40219 | What? |
40219 | What? |
40219 | What? |
40219 | What? |
40219 | What? |
40219 | Where are the buyers? 40219 Where are you going, my love?" |
40219 | Where are you, you who are speaking? |
40219 | Where are your warriors? |
40219 | Where is she? |
40219 | Where is the golden- haired girl? |
40219 | Who I am? |
40219 | Who are you then? |
40219 | Who are you, as you speak our language with such correctness that you might almost be taken for one of our countrymen? |
40219 | Who are you, then? |
40219 | Who are you-- what is your name? |
40219 | Who are you? 40219 Who are you?" |
40219 | Who are you? |
40219 | Who are you? |
40219 | Who assures me that you are a friend? 40219 Who can answer for the future?" |
40219 | Who else do you suppose? |
40219 | Who else, then? |
40219 | Who guarantees that the despatch you have brought me was really handed to you? |
40219 | Who knows? |
40219 | Who knows? |
40219 | Who knows? |
40219 | Who was it, then? |
40219 | Who was the man-- did you learn? |
40219 | Who we are? |
40219 | Who''s Quoniam? |
40219 | Who''s there? |
40219 | Who''s this, John? |
40219 | Who? |
40219 | Whose turn is it next? |
40219 | Why did you give it up then, since you liked it so much? |
40219 | Why does my brother torture that man so? |
40219 | Why not? 40219 Why not? |
40219 | Why not? 40219 Why not?" |
40219 | Why seek a subterfuge, if you wish to break the promise you made me? 40219 Why shall I not, if you please?" |
40219 | Why should I do so? 40219 Why should I not allow it, since it is true? |
40219 | Why should I refuse it to you, Chief? 40219 Why should it displease him? |
40219 | Why so? |
40219 | Why so? |
40219 | Why so? |
40219 | Why, señor, what man can answer for himself, and know positively who he is? |
40219 | Why, then, did they become hostile? |
40219 | Why, then, does a skin now cover my father''s heart? 40219 Why, then, has he painted all his body in this way?" |
40219 | Why, where would you have me go? |
40219 | Will my brothers allow themselves any longer to be mocked by a single man? |
40219 | Will you answer my questions? |
40219 | Will you play fair? |
40219 | Will you surrender? |
40219 | Would it? 40219 Would there be any harm in asking how much?" |
40219 | Would you have come here without? |
40219 | Wretched? 40219 Yes, I heard it, dear,"she replied;"but do you intend to open the gate at this hour?" |
40219 | Yes, and you would not be vexed if I let you mount it, to fly more rapidly, eh? |
40219 | Yes, while my comrades and I are trying to save the Captain? |
40219 | Yes,"Now, do you consent to lead me to the Jaguar? |
40219 | You are a hunter? |
40219 | You are harsh to me, to- day, Tranquil,the young: man answered sorrowfully;"how have I sunk in your esteem? |
40219 | You are in a great hurry to escape from me; are you afraid lest your lover may surprise you in conversation with me? |
40219 | You are mad; have I not told you I wished to play the Indians a famous trick? |
40219 | You are not asleep, Don Juan? |
40219 | You did not expect me, I fancy? |
40219 | You have had missions? |
40219 | You have this dispatch? |
40219 | You know that you are to serve as my guide? |
40219 | You say you will sell your house for four hundred piastres? |
40219 | You seem to have made a long ride, Caballero? |
40219 | You swear it? |
40219 | You think so? |
40219 | You will obey? |
40219 | You? |
40219 | Your right to cross- question me? |
40219 | _ Dios guarde a Vm!_he said,"have I the honour of speaking with Captain Don Juan Melendez?" |
40219 | After this aside, during which Lanzi sought in vain to distinguish his unknown foe, he shouted in a loud voice:--"Hilloah, who are you?" |
40219 | Am I responsible for the silence you insist on maintaining on all that concerns you personally? |
40219 | And have you many of these missions?" |
40219 | And pray do you know_ his_ name, my child?" |
40219 | And what has become of him?" |
40219 | Answer my questions plainly, or, if not--""If not?" |
40219 | Are the savages completely wrong in thinking so? |
40219 | Are they beginning to fear lest their prey may escape them? |
40219 | Are you alone here?" |
40219 | Are you really one of my fellow men, disposed to serve me?" |
40219 | Are you tired?" |
40219 | As for me-- bah, who knows?" |
40219 | At last he raised his head, and turned to his wife--"Do you not hear the children crying?" |
40219 | At this moment, when the hunter returned, Lanzi was saying to his mistress--"Why, señorita, should you fatigue yourself further this night? |
40219 | But what could poor Indians do against Palefaces armed with rifles? |
40219 | But what is the great service you propose to render me?" |
40219 | But what''s that?" |
40219 | But who guarantees that the conducta will pass through this gorge?" |
40219 | But who was this man? |
40219 | By the bye, Tranquil, do you know that it is cold? |
40219 | Can a reprobate be beloved?" |
40219 | Can you bring any accusation against them?" |
40219 | Come, do you feel better? |
40219 | Could you tell me, if I wished you to lead me to him?" |
40219 | Did John Davis tell you my name?" |
40219 | Did you not see that they have no power over him, and that his body is invulnerable?" |
40219 | Did you, on waking this morning find yourself lying on your left side?" |
40219 | Do you consider me ungrateful, then?" |
40219 | Do you fancy it so easy to find about here a man with four or five hundred piastres in his pocket; and, moreover, ready to commit an act of folly?" |
40219 | Do you know who accompanies him?" |
40219 | Do you think it will carry on that game much longer?" |
40219 | Do you understand me, Chief?" |
40219 | Does my brother know how a sale of land is effected?" |
40219 | Does my brother still think that I was wrong in throwing down the bloody arrows?" |
40219 | Does that accursed monk wish to poach on our manor?" |
40219 | Don Juan said;"and pray where may you be going, Señor Padre?" |
40219 | Go on, girl, where will you find a confessor so indulgent as I am?" |
40219 | Has my father had any cause to reproach the Chief?" |
40219 | Has not such constantly been the conduct of the Palefaces? |
40219 | Have not all our men returned?" |
40219 | Have you come to me as friends or foes?" |
40219 | Have you examined the neighbourhood carefully?" |
40219 | Have you not confessed it yourself?" |
40219 | Have you placed the sentinels as I recommended, Sergeant?" |
40219 | Have you recovered sufficiently to continue your journey?" |
40219 | He began laughing at my father''s words, and replied to him--''Are you the chief of the Redskins of this village?'' |
40219 | Hilloh,"he shouted,"what do you want?" |
40219 | How can Tranquil leave you thus?" |
40219 | How do you find yourself?" |
40219 | How many are they?" |
40219 | I am as good as any other man, white, yellow, or red?" |
40219 | I am no longer a beast of burthen, which is loaded and harnessed? |
40219 | I am not insulting you, Carmela; what harm is there in a pretty girl like you having a lover, if not two?" |
40219 | I can act and think like other men? |
40219 | I like to hear you speak so, for it proves to me that I was not mistaken about you; and now what do you intend to do?" |
40219 | If I am foolish enough to let you go quietly, what assures me that you will not turn against me?" |
40219 | If you are so uncomfortable here, why the deuce do you remain?" |
40219 | If you do not know the habits of tigers, who should?" |
40219 | Is it my fault, if, owing to your character, and the mysterious life you lead, you are placed beyond the pale of ordinary existence? |
40219 | Is not the cause we defend grand enough to excite us to carry out our enterprise at all hazards?" |
40219 | Is that the justice of the Palefaces?" |
40219 | Is that true?" |
40219 | Is the reward large?" |
40219 | Is their reasoning false? |
40219 | Is this constant disafforesting and clearing of the American continent a misfortune? |
40219 | Is your force large enough to ensure success? |
40219 | It is not difficult, I allow; and when he is in your power, supposing I do what you wish, what do you intend doing with him?" |
40219 | My disguise?" |
40219 | Or was it, on the other hand, the trail of a white man wandering about the desert, of whose habits he was ignorant? |
40219 | Or, else, a soul ulcerated by a frightful misfortune, all whose faculties are directed to one object, vengeance? |
40219 | The Captain was compelled to be satisfied with the guide''s half promise, so he went on:--"Who are you?" |
40219 | The young man, therefore, mastered his impatience, and coldly said:--"I presume, then, you saw some evil omen at the moment of your departure?" |
40219 | Then I need not look any longer over there?" |
40219 | Then he added aloud--"Are you well acquainted with this part of the country?" |
40219 | Then why did you bring it here?" |
40219 | Then you supposed that the Jaguar intended to attack the conducta, and possibly kill the Captain, eh?" |
40219 | This morning, then, I should have peremptorily declined the Jaguar''s proposals, for how do the wars the Palefaces wage together concern us? |
40219 | Tranquil interrupted her, with a frown,"Do you know the scoundrels?" |
40219 | Was he one of those monstrous organizations, which, beneath the envelope of man, contain a tiger''s heart? |
40219 | Was it a feint employed by his enemies to deceive him more easily by letting him see a clumsy trail intended to conceal the real one? |
40219 | Well, I will explain myself; at the moment the officer was about to start, you said to him,''Take care,''Would you venture to deny it?" |
40219 | Well, if you like, after we have killed the jaguar, we will go to the Potrero-- does that suit you?" |
40219 | Well, what would you have? |
40219 | Were you not received, on your arrival, by the Chiefs of the tribe, in the light of a friend?" |
40219 | What about?" |
40219 | What answer shall I give the Jaguar?" |
40219 | What did you guess from these few words?" |
40219 | What do I need gold or silver, as a man of the desert to whom Heaven supplies daily food so liberally? |
40219 | What do you want with me? |
40219 | What do you want?" |
40219 | What fearful catastrophe had cast him into the fearful mode of life he led? |
40219 | What for?" |
40219 | What has become of the girl with the golden hair, who lives here with my brother?" |
40219 | What have you done?" |
40219 | What is your decision?" |
40219 | What reprehensible act have I done?" |
40219 | What singular accident could have brought him so far on the border? |
40219 | What trade were they carrying on? |
40219 | What were the thoughts that contracted his forehead and made his eyebrows meet? |
40219 | What will the Jaguar do for Blue- fox and his warriors?" |
40219 | What will you reply to that?" |
40219 | Whence comes this species of secret presentiment which is never wrong in its appreciation? |
40219 | Whence did he come? |
40219 | Whenever did the Palefaces have a straight and honest tongue?" |
40219 | Where are the sachems who have treated with him? |
40219 | Where is he?" |
40219 | Where is the Jaguar at this moment?" |
40219 | Who answers for your good faith? |
40219 | Why did you not escape during my absence?" |
40219 | Why not sell it?" |
40219 | Why should I--_I,_ desire your absence? |
40219 | Will he be willing to save him?" |
40219 | Will my brother follow me?''" |
40219 | Will you be good enough to tell me?" |
40219 | You allow it?" |
40219 | You are in a capital condition, and well escorted; what cause can you have for fear?" |
40219 | You are really a bandit?" |
40219 | You must be exhausted with fatigue, so why not try to get a few minutes''rest?" |
40219 | Your name, brother?" |
40219 | Yours?" |
40219 | and why has suspicion crept into his mind about a man against whom, as he says himself, he has not the slightest reproach to bring? |
40219 | continue my journey?" |
40219 | did you see three owls flying on your right? |
40219 | have I not to deal with an Apache?" |
40219 | he answered;"Who am I that I should impose on you a line of conduct which you would probably despise, and advice which would prove unwelcome? |
40219 | he asked himself, mentally, as he shook his head,"Can I be mistaken? |
40219 | he asked in a loud and firm voice;"Are you afraid of letting yourself be seen?" |
40219 | he asked;"Have you brought prisoners?" |
40219 | he cried,"What do you want here?" |
40219 | he exclaimed, in great grief,"What is said of you is true, then? |
40219 | he exclaimed,"What is my brother doing here?" |
40219 | he muttered to himself;"For what reason can he seek me?" |
40219 | he muttered, as he pressed his hand powerfully against his heart, as if he suddenly felt a sudden pain:"Can it be what people call love? |
40219 | he said, as he rose with marks of terrible anxiety,"What is taking place in the forest?" |
40219 | he said,"Look over there, Captain; is not that a musket barrel glistening in the sunbeams?" |
40219 | he said;"Do you fear an ambuscade?" |
40219 | he shouted, loudly,"Have they done that?" |
40219 | he went on, directly after;"How can I, the Jaguar, love? |
40219 | he yelled in his fury,"do you wish to assassinate me?" |
40219 | how so?" |
40219 | one of them said, as he looked up;"Did she really say that?" |
40219 | shall we get ready?" |
40219 | she asked with feigned surprise;"Have I not brought you the mezcal you ordered?" |
40219 | she exclaimed, turning pallid as a corpse;"What do you mean?" |
40219 | she replied in embarrassment;"what do you suppose I said to him?" |
40219 | the American answered, firmly;"What we want? |
40219 | the Canadian went on, with a laugh,"then you''re John Davis, the famous slave- dealer?" |
40219 | the Captain exclaimed, as he looked at a clock on the wall in front of him;"it is nearly eight o''clock, who can come so late? |
40219 | the Captain muttered,"What does he want here?" |
40219 | the Captain remarked, more undecided than ever,"and who will answer for you?" |
40219 | the Scalper went on;"Have you not mumbled paternosters enough?" |
40219 | the arriero exclaimed, joyfully;"Are you sure of what you assert?" |
40219 | the half- breed answered with a significant shrug of his shoulders;"Why, do you not know that I would go into the fire for you? |
40219 | the hunter continued, with a frown,"What could he have to do at the venta?" |
40219 | the maiden murmured in agony;"Shall we arrive in time?" |
40219 | the monk asked timidly;"Do you intend to abandon me then?" |
40219 | the monk growled,"we have had hardly time to breakfast; why the deuce are you in such a hurry, Captain?" |
40219 | the monk repeated, in amazement;"What opportunity, honourable Captain?" |
40219 | what do you mean?" |
40219 | what have we to fear from such vermin? |
40219 | you are young, stout, and well armed; are you not capable of protecting yourself?" |
40219 | you must be the Jaguar, whose name is held in execration on this border?" |
40219 | you, Carmela?" |
23140 | Ah, well;he says,"you wo n''t recognise me? |
23140 | Air ye in airnest, Bill? |
23140 | Am I indeed mad? |
23140 | Am I never to get away from it? 23140 Am I still drunk? |
23140 | And that letter was found on Dick Darke? |
23140 | And who the fellow that laid hold of my horse? 23140 And you''ve seen nothin''of them?" |
23140 | And you? |
23140 | Are ye up to takin''care of horses? |
23140 | Asleep, perhaps? 23140 Because Sime--""Where is he?" |
23140 | But he''s goed off; ye do n''t intend follerin''him? |
23140 | But how? |
23140 | But we may meet them in the teeth? |
23140 | But whar you goin''youself? |
23140 | But whar? |
23140 | But what proof have ye? |
23140 | But why any time? 23140 But why are ye displeezed at meetin''me-- me that mayent be the grandest, but saitinly one o''the truest an''fastest o''yur friends?" |
23140 | But why do you say so, Mr Wharton? 23140 But why, Charley?" |
23140 | Ca n''t they, indeed? |
23140 | Can we find safer, cap? |
23140 | Darn it, Bill; what''s the matter? 23140 Do n''t you, Charley?" |
23140 | Do you not go with us? |
23140 | Do you propose our taking to the timber, and lying hid till they go past? |
23140 | Fear o''what? |
23140 | For what purpose? |
23140 | For what? |
23140 | Forebodin''o''what? |
23140 | Glancing at me? |
23140 | Had n''t we better awake them? 23140 Has he been rude to you?" |
23140 | How are ye to help it? 23140 How do you propose, Sime?" |
23140 | How so, Mr Borlasse? |
23140 | How? |
23140 | If he came what could I do? 23140 Indians about? |
23140 | Is he not in the house? |
23140 | Is there anything he could be carrying off from the house, with the intention of secreting it outside? 23140 Is''t you, Cris Tucker? |
23140 | It is-- why not? |
23140 | It''s Blue Bill, ai n''t it? |
23140 | Kin I peak a wud wif you, Mass Woodley? |
23140 | Kin any o''ye tell what it air? |
23140 | Let us do so; but what about these? |
23140 | Mass Woodley in da? |
23140 | Mass Woodley, you want know who kill Mass Charl Clancy? |
23140 | May I ask, Mr Borlasse, what business you follow? |
23140 | Maybe back, across the river? |
23140 | Mean? 23140 Not me, nor Ned?" |
23140 | Now, what air it? |
23140 | Oh, well, you wo n''t? 23140 Our horses?" |
23140 | Phil Quantrell, we call him; though I guess he''s got another--"Where is he? |
23140 | Quantrell and Bosley,he asks,"ai n''t they got here?" |
23140 | Shall we return into the house? |
23140 | Something quite diff''rent? 23140 Suppose that some one has seen me? |
23140 | Suppose you cut it out, Sime? |
23140 | Supposin''they''ve taken the trace we came by? 23140 Sure you do n''t intend leavin''me, Masser Charle?" |
23140 | Surely you know I''m yur friend? |
23140 | That is? |
23140 | WILL YOU BE ONE OF US? |
23140 | Wal; I''m willin'', for thet,rejoins Woodley, adding a reservation,"Ef they resist, how are we to help it? |
23140 | Wal; what''s happened? 23140 Well, I need n''t say more, need I? |
23140 | Well, Masser Charle, s''pose we lie hid durin''the day, an''track him after night? 23140 Well, then, who carries a smooth- bore through these hyar woods? |
23140 | Well? |
23140 | Wha you talkin''bout, Phoebe? 23140 What breed may your admirable Crichton be?" |
23140 | What can it mean, Luke? |
23140 | What can it mean? |
23140 | What do you make of it, doctor? |
23140 | What do you mean, boy? |
23140 | What does it all mean? |
23140 | What goes yonder? |
23140 | What is it? 23140 What is''t, I wonder?" |
23140 | What is''t? 23140 What mean you, Mr Darke? |
23140 | What name? |
23140 | What of all that, father? 23140 What on earth is the fellow after?" |
23140 | What sight, Oris? 23140 What somethin''?" |
23140 | What the devil is it? |
23140 | What ud be the use o''that? |
23140 | What way? |
23140 | What woman air ye talkin''o'', Clancy? |
23140 | What''s that out yonner? |
23140 | What''s the matter, Jess? |
23140 | What''s to be done with it? |
23140 | What, indeed? |
23140 | What? |
23140 | What? |
23140 | Where did you get the boots? |
23140 | Where is my Charles? 23140 Where?" |
23140 | Who can it be? |
23140 | Who can they be? |
23140 | Who sayed dar war? 23140 Who then?" |
23140 | Who? |
23140 | Whose? |
23140 | Why d''ye say that, capting? 23140 Why do you say that?" |
23140 | Why need we all go? |
23140 | Why need ye go worryin''after that man now? 23140 Why should we?" |
23140 | Why, Captain? |
23140 | Why, Mr Borlasse? |
23140 | Why? 23140 Why?" |
23140 | Why? |
23140 | Why? |
23140 | Why? |
23140 | Woodley would not be coming in that way, alone? 23140 You are wounded, Heywood?" |
23140 | You do not love him, Helen? |
23140 | You do remember that little matter? 23140 You know the place?" |
23140 | You left her there-- safe? |
23140 | You say, Sime, I can depend upon you to stand by me? |
23140 | You see it? |
23140 | You sure you ai n''t wounded, nor otherways hurt? |
23140 | You think she_ saw_ me? |
23140 | You think so? |
23140 | You tink dar war something''tween dem two? |
23140 | You would not marry him? |
23140 | You''re sure o''whar they''re goin'', capting? |
23140 | You''re sure of that, Simeon Woodley? |
23140 | You''ve seen something to vex you? 23140 ''Splain it, sah? |
23140 | ''Twont do take the dog--''twont do to leave it-- what_ will_ do?" |
23140 | A capital likeness, is n''t it?" |
23140 | About the two sets of birds what will both sides be saying? |
23140 | After all, what has he to fear? |
23140 | After what''s been said I reckon you can trust me?" |
23140 | Again soliloquising, he says,--"Shall I put a bold face upon it, and confess to having killed him? |
23140 | Again the voice of the self- accused assassin:"You know me now?" |
23140 | Ai nt that cunnin''o''the ole dog? |
23140 | All look surprised, their glances interrogating"How?" |
23140 | Am I dreaming? |
23140 | Am I dreaming?" |
23140 | An''now, Mister Darke, what do you intend doin''?" |
23140 | An''what o''Dick Darke? |
23140 | And how has he treated them? |
23140 | And if we do-- say; shall we go, or try?" |
23140 | And knowing that, why should n''t there be truce between us? |
23140 | And living flesh it must be? |
23140 | And me too?" |
23140 | And must he submit? |
23140 | And surely God will forgive me, for ridding the world of such a wretch?" |
23140 | And what could the two do by themselves out on the wild prairie?" |
23140 | And what have I been running away from? |
23140 | And what is being done to them? |
23140 | And what is the design of these painted savages, who look more like demons than men? |
23140 | And what need she, now he is dead? |
23140 | And what of Colonel Armstrong''s own daughters? |
23140 | And who but Charles Clancy? |
23140 | And why has it been shot? |
23140 | And why should he go back? |
23140 | And why? |
23140 | And you''ll stay with me long as life holds out, and protect me from those skulking creatures? |
23140 | Are there men on their backs? |
23140 | Are you angry with me for refusing him? |
23140 | As Darke stands before her with arms upraised, she simply says,--"Well, sir; if you_ are_ Richard Darke, what then? |
23140 | As surely the man expected? |
23140 | At such a time who would dare interrupt their deliberations for any trivial purpose? |
23140 | Beneath the Mississippian tree you denied me: here under the Texan, you''ll not be so inexorable-- will you?" |
23140 | Better, of course, if Clancy be dead, for then there will be but circumstantial evidence against, and, surely, not sufficient to convict him? |
23140 | But a suspicion also sweeps through his soul, which, more painfully impressing, causes him to add still another interrogatory:"Am I mad?" |
23140 | But his dog, remaining below-- that will betray him? |
23140 | But how has it terminated, or is the end yet come? |
23140 | But how have you got here?" |
23140 | But if so, where is Hawkins? |
23140 | But in the midst of its continuous strain there is surely a sound, not animal, but human? |
23140 | But is there no way to--""Save me from bankruptcy, you''d say? |
23140 | But they may not mean this; and their intent be only stealing? |
23140 | But whar hev ye come from? |
23140 | But whar''s Jupe?" |
23140 | But what about the head? |
23140 | But what better himself taken? |
23140 | But where are the shouts of the assailants? |
23140 | But who''s to tell us?" |
23140 | But why tied? |
23140 | Can any of you, gentlemen?" |
23140 | Can he sleep, after what he has done? |
23140 | Can he still be in dread of the unearthly? |
23140 | Can she? |
23140 | Can they have met my old jailer on the way, and brought him back to help in tracing me? |
23140 | Can this be so? |
23140 | Can you ask? |
23140 | Can you not give a guess?" |
23140 | Charles; you are surely jesting with me?" |
23140 | Could a poor runaway slave be expected to make it? |
23140 | Could he himself have fired the bullet, whose effect is before their eyes? |
23140 | Could it, perchance, be Bosley? |
23140 | Could you marry him?" |
23140 | Darke starts, saying mechanically,"You saw me?" |
23140 | Dead, and come to life again? |
23140 | Despoiled of his far more precious treasure, what recks he of that? |
23140 | Did ye not notice it yourself?" |
23140 | Do you hear anything, Sime?" |
23140 | Do you think it''s that?" |
23140 | Does Darke rejoice at seeing only this? |
23140 | Does Jupiter himself steal them? |
23140 | Does she really love him, without giving sign? |
23140 | Drawing it out, and holding it up to the light, he asks playfully:"Helen; was it meant fo''me?" |
23140 | Dropt out o''the clouds? |
23140 | Even if there were, what chance ultimately to escape? |
23140 | Far more like it is Woodley-- the terrible backwoodsman, as ever after him? |
23140 | Father, what should you be afraid of?" |
23140 | First, then, answer me this questyun: Air you, or air you not, Richard Darke? |
23140 | For what can the dog do for him? |
23140 | For what is it lamenting? |
23140 | From their presence what conjectures will they draw? |
23140 | Full proof she has of his perfidy, or how should Darke know of it? |
23140 | Had you iver reezun to misdoubt me?" |
23140 | Half a dozen voices are heard simultaneously asking, not"who is the lady?" |
23140 | Han''t you seen the Indians?" |
23140 | Has he escaped from the custody of the outlawed crew?" |
23140 | Has he not yet seen the head and hound? |
23140 | Has his fell speech slain her? |
23140 | Has his old comrade been killed? |
23140 | Has one of the combatants been killed, or gone away? |
23140 | Has the assassin escaped? |
23140 | Has the scouting party been cut off, and he only escaped to tell the tale? |
23140 | Hasten to the settlement, and summon a doctor? |
23140 | Have ye seed him?" |
23140 | Have you any reason to suspect his honesty?" |
23140 | He but says:--"What have we done, that you should disarm us? |
23140 | He knows they will not stay there; and where next? |
23140 | He may have let it out?" |
23140 | He must have received it: Surely Jule put it into the tree? |
23140 | He seems to have been created for the special purpose of pursuing me? |
23140 | He''ll go along, wo n''t he?" |
23140 | Hev ye did anythin''to him?" |
23140 | His fellow tippler may be shamming, as himself? |
23140 | His young master may be a murderer? |
23140 | How are we to avoid them?" |
23140 | How can he protect poor Jupe, his own freedom-- his life-- equally imperilled? |
23140 | How could he, as none other are likely to be encountered there? |
23140 | How could they? |
23140 | How d''ye incline to that way of it?" |
23140 | How have you escaped from the robbers? |
23140 | How is he to account for that? |
23140 | How is he to be assured? |
23140 | How is that, I wonder? |
23140 | How shell we act, Charley? |
23140 | How''d ye like_ me_ for yer master?" |
23140 | How''ll ye like that, Charley Clancy?" |
23140 | How? |
23140 | I wonder who''s done it? |
23140 | I''m cool as a cowkumber-- aint I? |
23140 | IS IT A CORPSE? |
23140 | If not some of the settlers, at least Heywood would be along with him? |
23140 | If so, what will be her fate? |
23140 | If that be not reality, what is? |
23140 | If they did, what would they see there? |
23140 | If we meet a monk in hood and cowl, I shall certainly--""Do what?" |
23140 | If we should meet one, what would you do?" |
23140 | If you''re not going immediately home, perhaps I may be the bearer of a message for you?" |
23140 | Instead of going on to explain, he puts a second interrogatory--"May I ask, M. Dupre, whether you had any character with him?" |
23140 | Is he, Blue Bill, to make himself acquainted with the crime, and bear witness against him who has committed it? |
23140 | Is it Dupre, Hawkins, or who? |
23140 | Is it a like delusion, that now shows her his assassin in the streets of Natchitoches? |
23140 | Is it approaching? |
23140 | Is it because her haughty disposition hinders her from being too demonstrative? |
23140 | Is it fancy, or does he also hear human voices? |
23140 | Is it sure of being as prosperous, or more likely to be permanent? |
23140 | Is it to attack the new colony, plunder, and destroy it? |
23140 | Is it to be torture? |
23140 | Is it? |
23140 | Is n''t it an excellent likeness?" |
23140 | Is she dead? |
23140 | Is she dreaming? |
23140 | Is she sure he has not? |
23140 | Is thar anythin''wrong? |
23140 | Is that not an oath to be kept? |
23140 | Is the mestizo''s stomach made of steel? |
23140 | Is the noble animal now to be tried in a way never intended-- retreat? |
23140 | Is there a man on the ground who ca n''t call out the murderer?" |
23140 | Is there anything dead? |
23140 | It may be asked, Why under such strain was the tale written at all? |
23140 | It may be that sure of his victim, he but delays the last blow, scheming some new horror before he strike it? |
23140 | It must have whiffed up suddenly, and become commingled with the moss? |
23140 | Jupiter? |
23140 | Kin you?" |
23140 | Maybe they killed him on the spot? |
23140 | Need I be very minute? |
23140 | Need I say, it is the"Death Shot?" |
23140 | No doubt they will search for days, weeks, months, if need be; and in time, but too late, discover-- what? |
23140 | No use denying them, as its occupant is well aware-- not even to ask--"Who''s there?" |
23140 | Now that he has her-- the sister too-- why may he not have taken both off, intending henceforth to cut all connection with the prairie pirates? |
23140 | Now, do you understand me?" |
23140 | Now, what are we to make of all this?" |
23140 | Now, what d''ye want me to do for yurself?" |
23140 | Of course it can be but a fancy? |
23140 | On hearing it, he but says:--"While runnin''off, yur master let fall a letter, did he? |
23140 | One interrogates,--"Was that letter dropped by Dick Darke?" |
23140 | One now cries out--"What need to talk any more? |
23140 | Or can I promise myself, that your wonderful skill as a` tracker,''of which we''ve heard, will enable you to discover it? |
23140 | Or have both forsaken the spot where they have been trying to spill each other''s blood? |
23140 | Or is he mistaken? |
23140 | Or is it indeed he whose arms are around, folding her in firm but tender embrace? |
23140 | Or is it indeed reality?" |
23140 | Or must I tell you, Nell? |
23140 | Or they may be but a pioneer party-- the vanguard of a greater force? |
23140 | Or, but half killed and recovered? |
23140 | Perhaps better for her she should never receive it? |
23140 | Perhaps collected around some animal they have hunted down, and killed-- possibly a prong- horn antelope? |
23140 | Perhaps''twill be enough to name the place and time? |
23140 | Perhaps, a stricken stag, a prong- horn antelope, or a wild horse crippled by some mischance due to his headlong nature? |
23140 | Perhaps, you think it befits present time and company? |
23140 | Possibly the unexplained presence of the animal has given him a surprise, and hence he approaches with caution? |
23140 | Proceed to the place whence the shots came, and ascertain what has actually occurred? |
23140 | Recovering herself, she rejoins,--"Even were it as you say, sir, by what authority do you question me? |
23140 | Remember that the morning after? |
23140 | Returning to it, what beheld he? |
23140 | Rush right up an''tackle''em? |
23140 | Say, is the thing impossible?" |
23140 | Say; what hev ye kim for?" |
23140 | Shall he go back in search of them? |
23140 | Shall he turn upon the pursuer, make stand, and meet him face to face? |
23140 | Shall we wait for him? |
23140 | Shoot him down like a dog, as he thought he had me? |
23140 | Sime, will you go with me to Texas?" |
23140 | Some of your Luis''s gold for instance, or the pretty jewels he has given you?" |
23140 | Some one else expected, I presume?" |
23140 | Something whispers this-- perhaps the spirit of my mother? |
23140 | Soon he resumes speech in changed tone, and interrogatively:--"Do you know who''s talking to you? |
23140 | Speaking first, Woodley asks,--"What d''ye think o''it, Ned?" |
23140 | Still the second question remains unanswered:--"Why should Dick Darke have killed Charley Clancy?" |
23140 | Surely it signifies something, and this bearing upon the object of their search? |
23140 | Surely must it be a signal, and preconcerted? |
23140 | Surely no common quarry, as the carcase of elk, antelope, or mustang? |
23140 | Surely the voice of a man? |
23140 | Surely you would not wish to see me the wife of Richard Darke?" |
23140 | Tell me, Bill, o''all that you seed an''what you heern?" |
23140 | Tell me: in what way did you give him answer?" |
23140 | The answer will depend upon-- need I say whom? |
23140 | The desperado is speechless with astonishment-- only muttering to himself:--"What the devil''s this?" |
23140 | The question is called up, Whence gets he such good things? |
23140 | The question is,"has it been a fair one?" |
23140 | The question is-- Have they passed the place, where it was intended to waylay them? |
23140 | The returning marauders would not likely be delayed so late? |
23140 | Then one asks, suggestingly:"Who is there in this neighbourhood that''s got a shooting- iron of such sort?" |
23140 | Then, as if struck by something in the appearance of the corpse, he mutteringly interrogates:"Is he sure gone dead?" |
23140 | Then, bending down and tossing back his plumed bonnet, he asks,"D''ye know me, Charley Clancy?" |
23140 | Then, do you suppose that I''m going to run away from, and lose sight o''her and them? |
23140 | There is some secret-- a danger? |
23140 | These are:--"Now we''ve struck thar trail, what, boys, d''ye think we''d best do?" |
23140 | They ca n''t tell who fired the fatal shot-- how could they? |
23140 | They have no doubt of its being his, no more of his being dead; the only question asked is"Where''s his body?" |
23140 | They may at the moment be surrounding it? |
23140 | They may come too late? |
23140 | They purtend to make thar livin''by ropin''wild horses? |
23140 | They''ve let him loose, and he has scented back on the trail? |
23140 | This, and no sentiment of remorse, or repentance, wrings from him the self- interrogation, several times repeated:--"Why the devil did I do it?" |
23140 | Throughout all these days where has Clancy been? |
23140 | To his unfinished speech he receives instant rejoinder:--"You do n''t know who I am? |
23140 | To what end should he? |
23140 | To what? |
23140 | To whom, then, do they appertain? |
23140 | Two questions in chief, correlative, occupy them:"Who killed Clancy?" |
23140 | Under the circumstances, how is he to act? |
23140 | WHAT HAS BECOME OF CLANCY? |
23140 | WHY COMES HE NOT? |
23140 | We might get strayed there, and if so, we''d better be in hell?" |
23140 | Well, it''s all over now, and the question is: what next?" |
23140 | Well; you asked me in return what that means?" |
23140 | Wha''for you so soon home? |
23140 | Whar kin a hide maseff?" |
23140 | Whar kin they hev been, an''whar hev they goed?" |
23140 | Wharever is you body? |
23140 | Wharfore ca n''t ye? |
23140 | What am I talkin''''bout? |
23140 | What are they to do now? |
23140 | What are you speaking of?" |
23140 | What better proof that they are only temporarily deserted, and not abandoned? |
23140 | What can be detaining him?" |
23140 | What can be keeping his comrade, who promised so soon to be back? |
23140 | What can be the thing thus attracting, at the same time repelling them? |
23140 | What can it be? |
23140 | What can it be? |
23140 | What can it mean? |
23140 | What can it mean? |
23140 | What can the creature mean? |
23140 | What can they be doing out there? |
23140 | What cares he for its comforts, or for aught else, thinking of that horrible head? |
23140 | What do you mean?" |
23140 | What do you think, Charley?" |
23140 | What does that mean, Mr Borlasse?" |
23140 | What does that signify? |
23140 | What else could they do, or would they? |
23140 | What has become of them, and their captives? |
23140 | What have dem rascally ruffins been an''done to ye?" |
23140 | What is he to do? |
23140 | What is to be done with the ex- jailer? |
23140 | What is_ he_ doing there? |
23140 | What matters my going home? |
23140 | What may be the meaning of this? |
23140 | What may it mean? |
23140 | What next? |
23140 | What ought we to do with them?" |
23140 | What ought we to do, think you?" |
23140 | What reason have you to think so?" |
23140 | What say ye, fellers? |
23140 | What should any one be doing there? |
23140 | What terrible tragedy has occurred to leave such traces behind? |
23140 | What the devil does it all mean? |
23140 | What then? |
23140 | What will she say when she hear o''it? |
23140 | What would Miss Helen say if she see him now? |
23140 | What would she care were he alive? |
23140 | What''s the use o''waitin''till they get there?" |
23140 | What''s the use of fretting about Clancy? |
23140 | What''s this for? |
23140 | What''s yar view ob de matter? |
23140 | What, Sime?" |
23140 | What? |
23140 | Where Bosley? |
23140 | Where are their masters? |
23140 | Where are they? |
23140 | Where do you intend strolling to?" |
23140 | Where everybody? |
23140 | Where is Hawkins? |
23140 | Where is Hawkins? |
23140 | Where is Quantrell? |
23140 | Where is Sime Woodley? |
23140 | Where the Indian yell-- the dread slogan of the savage? |
23140 | Where the while hidden? |
23140 | Where were they now? |
23140 | Where''s the best place to play spy on him?" |
23140 | Who but he could have taken it out? |
23140 | Who can explain it? |
23140 | Who can mistake the signs of love, either in man or woman? |
23140 | Who can tell what changes may occur in the heart of a woman? |
23140 | Who can tell what passed through her mind at that impending moment? |
23140 | Who could describe her heart''s desolation? |
23140 | Who could say what sort of ball, or the kind of gun it came from? |
23140 | Who could, circumstanced as he? |
23140 | Who d''ye spose is at the bottom o''all this? |
23140 | Who have been the murderers, and where are they now? |
23140 | Who is he? |
23140 | Who knows what time may do-- that and Texas? |
23140 | Who should know that better than I? |
23140 | Who was this man, in the chill, silent hour of midnight, flinging himself upon it in sorrow or adoration? |
23140 | Who''s the t''other, may I axe?" |
23140 | Who, Ned Heywood?" |
23140 | Who, then? |
23140 | Why bark at him above all the others-- selecting him out of the crowd-- so resolutely and angrily assailing him? |
23140 | Why ca nt we just as well stay heer? |
23140 | Why d''ye talk so mysteerous? |
23140 | Why did he shout, sending Darke away? |
23140 | Why did n''t I do it? |
23140 | Why do you say that, Hawkins? |
23140 | Why do you say that?" |
23140 | Why does he not take advantage of the power, with which the legal code of the United States, as that existing all over the world, provides him? |
23140 | Why has he not gone mad? |
23140 | Why should I care for either? |
23140 | Why should he be staying out so late-- after midnight? |
23140 | Why should he care to recover it? |
23140 | Why should the dog have made such demonstration? |
23140 | Why should the young hunter be coming back alone? |
23140 | Why should you wish to make us prisoners?" |
23140 | Why?" |
23140 | Will it ever be as dear as that we are leaving behind? |
23140 | Will it occur to him to come on to the rock? |
23140 | Will she ever forget him? |
23140 | Will that story stand?" |
23140 | Will the wolves wait for him? |
23140 | Will you?" |
23140 | Wo n''t he, sister?" |
23140 | Wo n''t ye tell me how it''s all kim about?" |
23140 | Wo n''t you join?" |
23140 | Ye say, you do n''t want that?" |
23140 | Ye''ll want some o''us wi''ye?" |
23140 | Ye''ve gob it?" |
23140 | You could not, my child?" |
23140 | You do n''t intend killin''him?" |
23140 | You know that, Harkness? |
23140 | You know, do n''t you?" |
23140 | You picked it up, Bill? |
23140 | You say, Woodley, you''ll go with me?" |
23140 | You see where my bullet has struck him?" |
23140 | You understand me?" |
23140 | You''ll excuse familiarity in an old friend, wo n''t you?" |
23140 | You''ll give in, yourself, it looked a leetle queer; did n''t it?" |
23140 | You''ll see himself shot down ere long, or--""Or what, masser?" |
23140 | You''ll take Jim Borlasse''s word for that, wo n''t you?" |
23140 | You''re not afraid, are you?" |
23140 | You''re sure there''s no other way for them to pass out from the river?" |
23140 | Your Luis will surely not keep him, if he knows it''s disagreeable to you?" |
23140 | _ No_ doubt she''s on her way to keep an appointment with him? |
23140 | adding the interrogatory,"Is it yurself or yur shader?" |
23140 | and"What has been the motive for killing him?" |
23140 | and"Where is his body?" |
23140 | are you sure o''what ye say?" |
23140 | but"where?" |
23140 | can horror be felt further? |
23140 | demands the beautiful girl, laying her hand upon his shoulder, with a searching look into his eyes;"why do you speak thus? |
23140 | do n''t ye think we''d be more likely o''findin''the game by stayin''hyar? |
23140 | echoes Sime, interrupting;"who mout ye mean, Clancy?" |
23140 | he exclaims once more, staying his stroke, and giving way to conjectures,"what can be the matter with the poor brute? |
23140 | he exclaims, in an earnestness of passion-- if not pure, at least heartfelt and strong--"why should you care for a man who thus mocks you? |
23140 | interrogate several of his confreres, in tones that express the different degrees of their familiarity with him questioned,"Why, Jim?" |
23140 | interrupts Sime with increased surprise,"Surely you mean goin''along wi''us?" |
23140 | she says, in soothing tone, her arms extended caressingly,"why do you stay out here? |
23140 | something of-- Luis?" |
23140 | suggests Heywood,"ought n''t we to take them along?" |
23140 | suppose we go outside for a stroll? |
23140 | the likeness, yes; but the inscript-- these pleasant words written underneath?" |
23140 | what are you blubbering about? |
23140 | what d''ye think o''the thing?" |
23140 | what dis mean? |
23140 | what is that upon the plain? |
23140 | what is to become of us?" |
23140 | what''ll become o''Miss Armstrong? |
23140 | what''s it mean?" |
23140 | what''s that?" |
23140 | where are you?" |
23140 | why have you done it?" |
23140 | you''d like to get me angry? |
23140 | you''ll do your best to help me find him?" |
40602 | A boat, bearing a flag of truce, is hailing the brig; what is to be done? |
40602 | A truce to this exchange of puerile speeches; will you answer my question, yes or no? |
40602 | A very simple matter: how it is that a monk finds himself at such an hour alone in the heart of the desert? |
40602 | Agreed; where are the guides? |
40602 | Ah, ah,John said thoughtfully,"and what do you conclude from that, Ruperto?" |
40602 | Ah, you carried off my daughter and fancied yourself well concealed, did you? 40602 Ah,"Tranquil said, ironically and with a dark frown,"I have known Blue- fox for many years, and you, Chief?" |
40602 | Ah,said the Jaguar thoughtfully,"do you know any of these hunters?" |
40602 | Ah,the two officers said, walking quickly up to him,"who is he, then?" |
40602 | Alas, friend, what greater misfortune could I tell you of than that which, by ruining our dearest hopes, has plunged us into despair? |
40602 | All is clearly understood between us, Jaguar? |
40602 | Already? |
40602 | Am I an old woman, to be deceived by the smooth words of a forked tongue? |
40602 | Am I not? 40602 Am I their keeper, Colonel Melendez?" |
40602 | And John Davis? |
40602 | And he were to kill you? |
40602 | And how long will you require to finish my fortress as it stands on the parchment? |
40602 | And is Tranquil here? |
40602 | And pray what may you want with me, Señor? |
40602 | And still brought no news? |
40602 | And suppose I refuse to tell it to you? |
40602 | And suppose I refuse? |
40602 | And the Jaguar? |
40602 | And then you came straight here? |
40602 | And those scoundrels? |
40602 | And where is this privileged spot, my friend? |
40602 | And you approve? |
40602 | And you conclude from this? |
40602 | And you have rested? |
40602 | And you trust to him? |
40602 | And your soldiers, Caballero,he went on, a minute later, stopping before the officer,"I suppose they fled at the first shot?" |
40602 | Apparently, do you say? |
40602 | Are the reasons that have brought my brother here urgent? |
40602 | Are the rebels alarmed? 40602 Are they both here?" |
40602 | Are we going to start again? |
40602 | Are we really out of danger, father? |
40602 | Are you afraid? |
40602 | Are you all right? |
40602 | Are you brave? |
40602 | Are you certain? |
40602 | Are you dumb? |
40602 | Are you fond of money? 40602 Are you going to the fort?" |
40602 | Are you quite sure, Caballero, that I have not the right to act as I am doing? 40602 Are you so ignorant of naval matters, then, as not to know what takes place on board a vessel after an engagement?" |
40602 | Are you sure? |
40602 | Are you the Fort- Commandant? |
40602 | Are you there? |
40602 | Are you tired? |
40602 | Are you very anxious to know? |
40602 | Are you wounded? |
40602 | Are you? |
40602 | As you please,the pirate answered, and prepared to go down; but, suddenly reflecting, he added,"Tell me, can you not do me a service?" |
40602 | Brothers,he said,"you have heard all that passed between Don Lopez Hidalgo d''Avila and myself?" |
40602 | But how did you succeed in escaping from the hacienda after the arrival of the troops, Quoniam? |
40602 | But how will you effect it? |
40602 | But iron, wood-- in a word, all the articles necessary for such a building, how to procure them? |
40602 | But the boat? |
40602 | But these men who crossed the camp? |
40602 | But what guarantee can you offer me on the sincerity of your intentions? |
40602 | But when the master arrives? |
40602 | But where is this gate situated? |
40602 | But where shall I find you? |
40602 | But where will you wait for him? |
40602 | But why does not the Chief frankly go and join his friend, if he knows where he is? 40602 But yourself?" |
40602 | By the bye,one of the strangers remarked,"have you come alone? |
40602 | By the way, Captain,the Lieutenant continued, with some hesitation,"we are drawing near the gut; do you intend to pass through it?" |
40602 | By whom? |
40602 | By- the- bye,said the General, presently,"have these partisans any capable men at their head?" |
40602 | Can he be dead? |
40602 | Can you be frightened? |
40602 | Can you be trusted? |
40602 | Can you support yourself in the water by putting one hand on Lanzi''s shoulder and the other on mine? |
40602 | Captain,the hunter exclaimed,"what do you propose doing?" |
40602 | Carmela? |
40602 | Certainly I see birds; but what have they in common----? |
40602 | Come, Caballero, suppose we are frank with one another-- are you willing? |
40602 | Come, Excellency,said Mephistopheles,"you can hardly suppose that I have any intention of taking you in?" |
40602 | Could you prove to me that this young person is really your daughter? |
40602 | Did I not tell you that I had serious news to impart to you? |
40602 | Did I not tell you that I have been prowling about the neighbourhood for some days? |
40602 | Did the flight of the birds deceive us? |
40602 | Did you not also evince a desire, Caballero, to have an interview with me? |
40602 | Did you run any dangers? |
40602 | Did you wish to speak to her or to me? |
40602 | Do not speak about that, for are we not sworn friends? |
40602 | Do you fancy, then,he said,"that if I had only some news to tell you, I should have brought you here?" |
40602 | Do you feel better, holy Father? |
40602 | Do you feel strong enough to mount again? |
40602 | Do you hesitate? |
40602 | Do you hesitate? |
40602 | Do you imagine,Don Cristoval objected,"that a privateer brig, knowing you to be in these parts, would venture to force a passage?" |
40602 | Do you know what has become of the Mexican flag we found in the commandant''s room? |
40602 | Do you know whether the Mexicans have other ships observing the ports, in addition to the corvette we have captured? |
40602 | Do you know who that man is, standing close to you? |
40602 | Do you know why I left you? |
40602 | Do you mean it? |
40602 | Do you not see? |
40602 | Do you not think, master,the pirate said,"that this spot is excellently chosen for the place I meditate?" |
40602 | Do you see nothing? |
40602 | Do you think so, General? |
40602 | Do you think so, lad? |
40602 | Do you think so? 40602 Do you think so?" |
40602 | Do you think so? |
40602 | Do you think so? |
40602 | Do you think so? |
40602 | Do you think so? |
40602 | Do you think, then, that ship is not American? |
40602 | Do you wish to rest? |
40602 | Does he intend to lay siege to it? |
40602 | Does my father believe so? |
40602 | Does my father know where they are gone? |
40602 | Don Juan,he continued,"why do you so obstinately defend a lost cause? |
40602 | Eh, what? |
40602 | Excellently reasoned; but supposing I_ do_ refuse? |
40602 | Father,said Doña Carmela,"will you let me fall alive into the hands of that tiger?" |
40602 | Father,the inquisitive maiden said, as she looked around,"have visitors arrived?" |
40602 | For what good? 40602 For what purpose did they that?" |
40602 | From bandits, I suppose, Captain? |
40602 | General Rubio? |
40602 | General,he said raising his voice,"can you hear me?" |
40602 | Good day, father,she said, demurely,"you have already returned?" |
40602 | Good morning, lad,the latter replied;"did you sleep well?" |
40602 | Good, and now you are re- united? |
40602 | Good, my coyotes,he continued, with the same mocking tone;"now, I suppose, you would like to smell a little blood?" |
40602 | Good- morning, little one,the hunter replied, with a smile;"did you sleep well?" |
40602 | Has my brother slept well? |
40602 | Has the great Pale hunter come alone? |
40602 | Have you any news, then? |
40602 | Have you ended? |
40602 | Have you further bad news to tell us? |
40602 | Have you heard no more than that? |
40602 | Have you looked at me enough? |
40602 | Have you no hopes of recovery, then? |
40602 | Have you received news of our friends? |
40602 | Hence? |
40602 | Hilloh, Señor Padre, what are you doing in the forest at such an hour? |
40602 | How did the Sachem learn that he would find me here? |
40602 | How do I know? |
40602 | How do I know? |
40602 | How do you know? 40602 How many men do you keep with you?" |
40602 | How many men have you? |
40602 | How should I know it? |
40602 | How so? |
40602 | I am as rich as the whole of you put together,he replied;"who does not know the wealthy Don Lopez Hidalgo d''Avila?" |
40602 | I am very sorry for it; but what other answer than that can I give you? |
40602 | I am your prisoner, then? |
40602 | I did, Captain; I have only one question to ask you, though-- will you promise me to answer it? |
40602 | I give it; but who guarantees me that you will act honourably on your side? |
40602 | I presume that the question I asked surprised you? |
40602 | I presume you do not intend returning to Galveston? |
40602 | I think you called, Señor? |
40602 | I think you said the enemy''s camp was plunged in sleep? |
40602 | I? 40602 I?" |
40602 | I? |
40602 | If I can not enter Galveston, you can leave it, I suppose? |
40602 | In that case war is declared? |
40602 | Is Captain Melendez still alive? |
40602 | Is a new danger threatening us? |
40602 | Is all clear? |
40602 | Is he a traitor? |
40602 | Is he here, then? |
40602 | Is he not, father? |
40602 | Is it not? |
40602 | Is it not? |
40602 | Is it serious, then? |
40602 | Is it so serious as that? |
40602 | Is that all? |
40602 | Is that all? |
40602 | Is that you, Lanzi? |
40602 | Is the news you have to tell me really serious? |
40602 | Is there no one here? |
40602 | Is what you said to us about your return to honest courses sincere? |
40602 | It is true,the Jaguar said, coldly,"but what does that prove?" |
40602 | Loyal Heart? |
40602 | Mine or yours, father-- is that not the same thing? |
40602 | My father knows the pale hunters of these prairies? |
40602 | My father will look,the Chief continued, stretching out his arm to the south- west,"does he see that reddish light scarce rising above the horizon?" |
40602 | No,said Tranquil, as he kissed her pale forehead;"here is my dagger, child?" |
40602 | Nonsense, who knows? 40602 Nonsense,"said the worthy pirate, who was quite rebuffed,"do you think our Lord will not look twice before condemning a man of my sort?" |
40602 | Not even those flocks of herons and flamingos flying in large circles, and uttering shrill cries which you can hear from here? |
40602 | Now, that is settled,he continued,"you want me no longer, I suppose? |
40602 | Of course you have found the person again, Chief, to whom you devoted yourself? |
40602 | Of what, my child? |
40602 | Oh, oh,the Jaguar muttered,"how will it end? |
40602 | Oh,the Jaguar said, smiting his forehead,"can the hacienda have one of these sally ports?" |
40602 | On my faith, I do not know,he answered;"but of what consequence is it?" |
40602 | On the contrary, all goes ill."What do you mean? |
40602 | On the contrary, you must lie down, my friend, for do you not remember I said I would keep watch? |
40602 | On what conditions? |
40602 | On your soul and conscience, is this man guilty? |
40602 | Redskins? |
40602 | Seen who? |
40602 | Señora,the Commandant said, leaning over to the young lady seated by his side;"are you afraid of the sea?" |
40602 | Shall we hang him? |
40602 | She is now, then, at the Larch- tree? |
40602 | So near as that? 40602 Speak, Ruperto, what is it?" |
40602 | Stay,said Loyal Heart,"are you not tigrero to the Larch- tree hacienda?" |
40602 | Still I must explain to you----"For what good purpose? |
40602 | Still? |
40602 | Strangers? |
40602 | Suppose I refuse? |
40602 | Suppose this man were one of the bandits who traverse the desert? |
40602 | Suppose we hail him? 40602 Tell me, my friend,"Don Juan answered,"may I be allowed to speak with the Chief?" |
40602 | That is to say? |
40602 | That is true,said Don Serapio;"but what prevents us getting into your boat? |
40602 | That is true; but what can we do? |
40602 | That is true? |
40602 | The weapons too? |
40602 | Then the hunter is an Indian? |
40602 | Then we are at liberty? |
40602 | Then you have not seen him? |
40602 | Then you imagine----? |
40602 | Then you intend to make the expedition you told me of this night? |
40602 | Then you know the conditions I imposed on General Rubio? |
40602 | Then you will employ force to coerce a single, unarmed man in his own house? |
40602 | Then, I shall have my castle tomorrow? |
40602 | Then, I suppose, you have been reconnoitring? |
40602 | Then, the words you have just uttered are serious? |
40602 | Then, we are about to witness a sea fight? |
40602 | Then, whatever happens, you will act? |
40602 | Then, you accept? |
40602 | Then, you do not wish to parley? |
40602 | Then, you give me your word as a soldier that the conditions I impose on you will be legally carried out by you? |
40602 | This night; but is your information positive? |
40602 | To seize the hacienda? |
40602 | To tack? |
40602 | Tranquil? |
40602 | Two women? |
40602 | Was I not obliged to tell you first what had happened to me? 40602 Was it he who revealed to you the existence of the sally port by which we are to enter?" |
40602 | Was it not? 40602 Was it, strategetical position?" |
40602 | We act toward each other with all frankness and honesty of purpose? |
40602 | We are perfectly aware of what you are capable, Señor; but we are only four men, and after all----"And the boat''s crew? |
40602 | We have,Tranquil continued,"to cheat the cheater, and play at diamond cut diamond with him; you understand me?" |
40602 | Well, Caballeros,the young man said mincingly, in a sweet and harmonious voice;"do you not recognize me? |
40602 | Well, General, have I kept my word? |
40602 | Well, gossip,the latter asked him at once;"what news have you?" |
40602 | Well, say whether you are resolved to obey me at all hazards? |
40602 | Well, what then? |
40602 | Well, you see; and our passengers? |
40602 | Well,El Alferez continued, stamping his foot impatiently,"have you made up your mind; yes or no?" |
40602 | Well,Ramirez asked,"what have you done?" |
40602 | Well,Ruperto remarked,"did I not tell you that you would be soon cured? |
40602 | Well,he asked him,"what do you think of it?" |
40602 | Well,he asked him,"where is the flag?" |
40602 | Well,he said, with a smile,"what does your friend Jaguar write?" |
40602 | Well,the Chief asked, without turning,"why did you warn us, Lanzi?" |
40602 | Well,the young man continued,"do you accept, General?" |
40602 | Well? |
40602 | Well? |
40602 | Well? |
40602 | Well? |
40602 | Well? |
40602 | Well? |
40602 | Well? |
40602 | Well? |
40602 | What are you about? |
40602 | What can you mean? |
40602 | What conditions can you have to offer us, since you refuse to surrender? |
40602 | What did you mean, then, my child? |
40602 | What do you desire, Excellency? |
40602 | What do you intend doing? |
40602 | What do you know of it? 40602 What do you mean by ought to be watching?" |
40602 | What do you mean by that remark, Caballero? |
40602 | What do you mean by that remark? |
40602 | What do you mean by yours, Señor Governor? 40602 What do you mean, my friend? |
40602 | What do you mean? 40602 What do you mean?" |
40602 | What do you mean? |
40602 | What do you mean? |
40602 | What do you say, Tranquil? |
40602 | What do you say? |
40602 | What do you say? |
40602 | What do you say? |
40602 | What do you say?--''What does that prove?'' |
40602 | What do you want, Señor? |
40602 | What do you wish to know? |
40602 | What do you, think of that, Excellency? |
40602 | What do_ you_ see, let me ask in return? |
40602 | What does my father want? |
40602 | What does the Chief mean? |
40602 | What does this parcel contain? |
40602 | What else are you at this moment? |
40602 | What good to tell you? |
40602 | What good will it do,he said,"to pick a quarrel with your allies? |
40602 | What good will that do? |
40602 | What good would that do, since you have not recognised me? |
40602 | What happened, then? |
40602 | What has become of General Rubio and the officers who accompanied him? |
40602 | What have I done, now? |
40602 | What have you to say to me, brother?--have you a fresh misfortune to announce? |
40602 | What idea? |
40602 | What is it then, in your opinion? |
40602 | What is it then? |
40602 | What is it? |
40602 | What is it? |
40602 | What is it? |
40602 | What is it? |
40602 | What is it? |
40602 | What is the fellow''s name? |
40602 | What is the matter with you? |
40602 | What is the matter, then? |
40602 | What is the matter? |
40602 | What is the meaning of this, Caballero? |
40602 | What is the use of reflecting? 40602 What is the use of taking so much trouble about me?" |
40602 | What is to be done? |
40602 | What is your plan? |
40602 | What makes you imagine that? |
40602 | What makes you think so? |
40602 | What matter, do you say? |
40602 | What matter, so long as I love you, father? 40602 What matter?" |
40602 | What o''clock is it? |
40602 | What others? |
40602 | What punishment does he deserve? |
40602 | What shall I do with them? 40602 What shall we do?" |
40602 | What shall we do? |
40602 | What state is he in? |
40602 | What the deuce would you have me do General? 40602 What then?" |
40602 | What will you do? |
40602 | What would you have me answer, Caballero,the young man said, with a delightful smile,"since you know all?" |
40602 | What''s the matter? |
40602 | What, father, dress ourselves as men? |
40602 | What-- the enemy? 40602 What? |
40602 | What? |
40602 | Whatever may happen? |
40602 | When I offer you an unexpected success? |
40602 | When do we start? |
40602 | When force does not avail, stratagem must be employed; is not that your opinion? |
40602 | When shall we land? |
40602 | When? |
40602 | Where are we? |
40602 | Where are you going? |
40602 | Where are you going? |
40602 | Where are you? |
40602 | Where are your men? |
40602 | Where can he be? |
40602 | Where did you find this? |
40602 | Where do you propose going? 40602 Where is he then?" |
40602 | Where is it? |
40602 | Where is the hunter going? |
40602 | Where is the person we have come to deliver concealed? |
40602 | Where may we be going, Lieutenant? |
40602 | Where the deuce are you taking us? |
40602 | Where the deuce would you have me go at this hour, and in this darkness? |
40602 | Where, and at what hour? |
40602 | Which means, I presume, that you look upon me as a prisoner, General? |
40602 | Which question? |
40602 | Who are the persons with you? |
40602 | Who are you, and what do you want? |
40602 | Who are you, who appear to know me and answer so strangely? |
40602 | Who calls me? |
40602 | Who can flatter himself with possessing a firm heart? |
40602 | Who goes there? |
40602 | Who is he? |
40602 | Who knows? 40602 Who knows?" |
40602 | Who speaks? |
40602 | Who told you that I was alone? |
40602 | Who will keep watch tonight? |
40602 | Whom do you mean? |
40602 | Why did he not accompany my father here? |
40602 | Why did he not come in person to meet me? |
40602 | Why did you come, then? |
40602 | Why did you not awake me on your arrival? |
40602 | Why did you not bring them in at once? |
40602 | Why else, then? |
40602 | Why enter such a den as this? |
40602 | Why have you not applied to him, then? |
40602 | Why not you? |
40602 | Why not, if circumstances compel him? |
40602 | Why not? |
40602 | Why not? |
40602 | Why should I employ toward you those conventional forms of politeness, General? 40602 Why should I not confess that I can not read? |
40602 | Why so far and so late, brother? |
40602 | Why so? |
40602 | Why so? |
40602 | Why so? |
40602 | Why so? |
40602 | Why so? |
40602 | Why take up your weapons? |
40602 | Why threaten a man who does not insult you? |
40602 | Why? |
40602 | Will my brother kill Blue- fox? |
40602 | Will the Chief permit me to ask him a question? |
40602 | Will you be quiet? |
40602 | With whom have I the honour of speaking? |
40602 | With whom? |
40602 | Without leaving off? |
40602 | Would it be indiscreet, Captain, to ask you whither you have given orders to have us taken? |
40602 | Would there be any danger in going on deck? |
40602 | Would you doubt my word? |
40602 | Yes, but--"Ah,said the pirate,"there is a but then?" |
40602 | Yes, yes, he is a rude adversary; but you got the better of him at last? |
40602 | Yes,Loyal Heart remarked;"but for what purpose?" |
40602 | Yes: but to whom can I trust her now that the venta is destroyed? |
40602 | You also allow that you came here with the intention of seizing the city? |
40602 | You are aware that I am an architect? |
40602 | You are aware that you have deserved death? |
40602 | You are mad,the old man said with a disdainful shrug of his shoulders;"if I had betrayed you, should I have led you here?" |
40602 | You are quite forgiven, Colonel,he said;"have you received any more bad news?" |
40602 | You are quite resolved on opposing us? |
40602 | You are right, so I will be clear: which of you gentlemen bears the name of Tranquil? |
40602 | You are skilful? |
40602 | You have no further orders to give me? |
40602 | You have, then, a reason for acting as you are now doing? |
40602 | You know him better than we do then, as you speak thus of him? |
40602 | You said, Fray Antonio,the young man continued, addressing the monk,"that you suspected the motives of the Apaches''extraordinary treatment of you?" |
40602 | You seem to take great interest in Captain Melendez, my child? |
40602 | You still adhere to your idea, then? |
40602 | You swear it? |
40602 | You will not do so,"For what reason? |
40602 | You will remember that I warned you you would end your domiciliary visit with this room? |
40602 | You will see; besides, must we not go and pick up our boat, which has not yet returned? |
40602 | You? |
40602 | Your daughter? |
40602 | Your resolution will not change? |
40602 | _ Rayo de Dios!_the Jaguar shouted;"What is the meaning of that?" |
40602 | After the usual compliments had been exchanged with extreme politeness, the Major- domo asked--"With whom have I the honour of speaking?" |
40602 | Am I correctly informed? |
40602 | And speaking to the look- out man, he said--"In what direction is that ship?" |
40602 | And then again, supposing the stones were found, squared, and brought to the foot of the rock, how were they to be raised to the top? |
40602 | And then, what would be his reason for doing so? |
40602 | And was it known to the garrison? |
40602 | And what has become of that man?" |
40602 | And who are they?" |
40602 | And who is the Governor of the place?" |
40602 | Are you afraid that I shall fail you when the hour for fighting arrives?" |
40602 | Are you disposed to let me see him?" |
40602 | Are you ready?" |
40602 | Are you sure that the bearer of this letter is dead?" |
40602 | Be frank, monk, have you told us the truth?" |
40602 | Besides, was it not agreed that political questions should never separate us? |
40602 | Besides, what was the good of speaking, when they could act? |
40602 | But I do not see Ramirez among you; can he have been so awkward as to get himself hung? |
40602 | But put yourself for a moment in my place; if I had made you the same proposals you offered me, what would your answer have been?" |
40602 | But what means was he to employ to acquire this certainty? |
40602 | But what use is discussion? |
40602 | But, when we have succeeded in throwing them out, where shall we go?" |
40602 | But,"he added sadly a moment later,"of what use will they be?" |
40602 | By what accident is he here, when he started with the conducta de plata?" |
40602 | Can I trust to your delivering my message to him?" |
40602 | Can a detachment of Pawnees be wandering in the neighbourhood? |
40602 | Can our audacious attempt have proved successful?" |
40602 | Can you guess, Tranquil, who this Chief was to whom I was led?" |
40602 | Captain, has any mishap occurred to the conducta?" |
40602 | Carmela exclaimed, falling on her knees, and clasping her hands fervently;"will you abandon us?" |
40602 | Did it go up and down? |
40602 | Did you fight, pray, in the open day? |
40602 | Discuss them with you? |
40602 | Do men like us ever surrender?" |
40602 | Do you accompany me, Don Felix?" |
40602 | Do you consider yourself so free from suspicion that you really consider this measure arbitrary?" |
40602 | Do you fancy you can find the information we require there?" |
40602 | Do you imagine, Jaguar, that I am the man to neglect any precautions, and do things by halves? |
40602 | Do you not think as I do-- that something extraordinary is taking place on board the corvette?" |
40602 | Do you really intend to be of service to us?" |
40602 | Do you think the coast is guarded?" |
40602 | Does my father know him?" |
40602 | Does not that appear extraordinary to you, Don Felix?" |
40602 | Don Cristoval suddenly asked,"What has become of our boat?" |
40602 | For the last time I ask you: Will you tell me the reason of your constant refusals?" |
40602 | Have you been more fortunate?" |
40602 | Have you finished your narrative?" |
40602 | Have you followed my trail from the village?" |
40602 | Have you noticed any signs of agitation in their camp?" |
40602 | He does not mean to ask me to christen him, I suppose? |
40602 | How could I have forgotten that?" |
40602 | How is it that these words strike my ear so far from their hunting grounds? |
40602 | How reach the tree, which oscillated violently with every gust? |
40602 | How was the door to be opened? |
40602 | I now return to the second question you asked me: What reason brought me here? |
40602 | I promise you I will do all you wish, my darling child-- well, does that satisfy you?" |
40602 | I trust that he is not dangerously wounded?" |
40602 | I will tell you presently, but first answer your third question-- How I got here?" |
40602 | In that case you are insurgents?" |
40602 | Is it so? |
40602 | Is there anything new?" |
40602 | John Davis?" |
40602 | Loyal Heart will accompany the Chief to the callis of the nation?" |
40602 | Make haste, for who knows whether I may not be liberated tomorrow, if you do not kill me to day?" |
40602 | Must they turn back, and lose all the profit of such perils overcome, and difficulties incurred? |
40602 | Must we surrender our swords?" |
40602 | My child, you are suffering, and did not tell me-- are you ill?" |
40602 | Nonsense,"he added after a little reflection,"we have seized the fort, then why should they not capture the corvette?" |
40602 | Nothing disturbs you,"Don Juan went on half angrily,"Have all our scouts returned?" |
40602 | Now, answer, what is your resolve?" |
40602 | Now, when and how shall we meet again? |
40602 | Only a few days back-- but why recall that? |
40602 | Return to Blue- fox,""What?" |
40602 | Shall I tell you the new insults the Apaches have dared to offer your Comanche fathers? |
40602 | So he does not yet know who the Pale hunter is?" |
40602 | Some of us will remain on the road; but what matter, so long as we succeed? |
40602 | The Jaguar reflected for a moment, and then continued--"You hate me, I suppose?" |
40602 | The conspirators were terrified at the condition in which they saw their Chief, for what could they do without him-- what would become of them? |
40602 | The sentinel outside the tent challenged,"Who goes there?" |
40602 | Then at the end of a moment, he returned to the maid and said,"You hate me then?" |
40602 | Then it is still for this night?" |
40602 | This is about the period when I am wo nt to proceed to the village; so, will you let me guide you there? |
40602 | To keep a young girl prisoner? |
40602 | Tranquil exclaimed, warmly,"Are you really Black- deer, my brother? |
40602 | Tranquil exclaimed,"Is that charming squaw I see there, the Singing- bird, that frail child whom I so often tossed on my knee?" |
40602 | Tranquil said all at once,"Why, where is Quoniam?" |
40602 | Tranquil, is that you?" |
40602 | Up to the present the Comanches have remained neutral; why should they interfere now? |
40602 | Was it friendship, or was it love? |
40602 | We have our revenge to take upon him: then why are you not at your quarters? |
40602 | Well, are you alone?" |
40602 | Well, now that all is arranged according to our wishes--""Your wishes?" |
40602 | Well, what have you done?" |
40602 | Were they dead, or only in a faint? |
40602 | What are you looking at so fixedly in the sky? |
40602 | What can this Pagan have to say to me? |
40602 | What certainty have you that this is the first time we have been face to face? |
40602 | What could they have said? |
40602 | What could we two not do?" |
40602 | What do you want of me? |
40602 | What else could I do in the face of such accusations? |
40602 | What good would it be? |
40602 | What harm do you see in that?" |
40602 | What has happened to you?" |
40602 | What have you to say to me?" |
40602 | What motive had impelled the strange man to this unqualifiable action? |
40602 | What was this passage through? |
40602 | What will prevent me?" |
40602 | When the coyotes are tearing each other asunder on the prairie, do the Indians try to separate them? |
40602 | When you entered our association you accepted all the laws?" |
40602 | Where are the men you promised to bring?" |
40602 | Where is John Davis? |
40602 | Where is the conducta?" |
40602 | Who am I? |
40602 | Who can answer? |
40602 | Who knows whether I may not be rewarded at a later date? |
40602 | Who knows whether the life of this officer may not be more valuable to us than his death?" |
40602 | Who was he? |
40602 | Why had this strangely selected title been given him? |
40602 | Why shed your generous blood in the service of tyranny? |
40602 | Will the friends of the Jaguar have a better opinion of him?''" |
40602 | Will the great Pale hunter come?" |
40602 | Will you eat? |
40602 | Will you make the spring work yourself, Caballero, or would you prefer my doing it?" |
40602 | Without a warrant, by your mere will?" |
40602 | Would you like to take any refreshment?" |
40602 | You care little whether Texas be free or in slavery?" |
40602 | You give me the meeting at the Fort of the Point?" |
40602 | You have not destroyed it, I trust?" |
40602 | You know it then?" |
40602 | [ 1] What rumour resounds in the distance which interrupts the placid silence of the dark night? |
40602 | are you sure of that?" |
40602 | he asked Quoniam,"Is he dead?" |
40602 | he exclaimed with surprise, on perceiving the Colonel,"are you still here, Señor Don Juan?" |
40602 | he remarked, ironically,"So you know that, Señor Governor?" |
40602 | he replied,"Then my father knows where to find the Chiefs friend?" |
40602 | he said to them,"Not ready yet? |
40602 | he said, with that magnificent coolness which never deserted him,"What''s this?" |
40602 | he said,"And no other person but the young Pale virgin accompanies the hunter?" |
40602 | he said,"What can have happened? |
40602 | is the Paleface speaking the truth?" |
40602 | said Doña Mencia with a cry of terror,"What does that mean?" |
40602 | said the Chief,"Only one?" |
40602 | said the Jaguar,"Can he be dead? |
40602 | she replied with a smile,"Why do you ask, Commandant?" |
40602 | the Captain shouted;"Who knows whether we may not be crushed by superior forces in an instant?" |
40602 | the Chief said, with an emotion he could not quite conceal;"Has he really retained the memory of his brother, Black- deer?" |
40602 | the Colonel repeated, utterly astounded;"And what can the second item be? |
40602 | the Colonel said, with a smile;"Then you understand me, Don Felix?" |
40602 | the General continued, angrily;"Have you suddenly grown dumb?" |
40602 | the General remarked,"Are they all dead?" |
40602 | the General shouted, as he gave him a terrible glance, and stamped his foot:"The conducta captured, and yourself alive to bring me the news?" |
40602 | the Jaguar asked reproachfully;"have you abandoned him?" |
40602 | the Jaguar exclaimed, turning livid with passion;"Can it possibly be so?" |
40602 | the Negro exclaimed, in amazement,"Have you guessed it? |
40602 | the conspirator said,"Are we threatened with a domiciliary visit?" |
40602 | the lieutenant could not refrain from saying,"You mean to go ashore?" |
40602 | the old man replied with undiminished coolness;"Do you fancy that I put myself out of the way for nothing? |
40602 | the old sailor exclaimed in astonishment;"The Fort of the Point?" |
40602 | the other exclaimed anxiously;"What have you done with it? |
40602 | the young man continued;"Would you like, now, to learn the second item?" |
40602 | who shall attack the third tintorera?" |
6425 | ''Ai n''t I paid my bills? |
6425 | ''Miss Good''? |
6425 | ''No quarter asked''? 6425 --aren''t you, Mr. Gray? |
6425 | A what? |
6425 | About that trouble between you an''him, eh? 6425 Afraid? |
6425 | After all, he''s grown up, and what right has anybody got to interfere with him? 6425 Allie?" |
6425 | Am I dreaming? |
6425 | And all of them are dry, are they not? |
6425 | And do they always buy your issues? |
6425 | And in the meantime? |
6425 | And miss all the fun? 6425 And that is--?" |
6425 | And the child? 6425 And you knew each other abroad?" |
6425 | And you wo n''t offer any resistance? |
6425 | And-- what''s the price? |
6425 | Anything new on this side? |
6425 | Are them_ real_ di''mon''s? |
6425 | Are these mountains what you thought they would be? |
6425 | Are these other folks, these rich ones around the hotel, like you? |
6425 | Are you going to spoil the best sale I''ve made in two weeks? |
6425 | Are you really good friends? 6425 Big business, eh? |
6425 | Buddy in love? 6425 Buddy? |
6425 | Business worries? |
6425 | Buy it? 6425 By that I infer that you''re going to take the bank over-- take its management away from Bell and Henry?" |
6425 | By the way, how does Buddy like the new home? |
6425 | Ca n''t you see? 6425 Can you beat that?" |
6425 | Certainly are sweet, but--"But what? |
6425 | Church sociable som''er''s? |
6425 | Colonel? 6425 Control?" |
6425 | Could you get hold of this-- this boy basso and bring him here without letting him or his mother know? |
6425 | Cream? 6425 Cross your heart?" |
6425 | D''you know why I felt this thing so keenly? 6425 Di''mon''s for Allie and me, eh? |
6425 | Did any of you sell out? |
6425 | Did he welch-- quit under fire? |
6425 | Did n''t I put down all our shallow wells? 6425 Did n''t I say you were a good salesman? |
6425 | Did n''t I tell you this was my game of pretense? |
6425 | Did n''t know what? |
6425 | Did n''t you learn anything? |
6425 | Did n''t you-- care for her? |
6425 | Did she see you? |
6425 | Did the Germans do that? |
6425 | Did what? |
6425 | Did you do that? |
6425 | Did you ever see it like this before? |
6425 | Did you find out anything about the-- the woman? |
6425 | Did you hear what he said? |
6425 | Did you see that? 6425 Did you see--? |
6425 | Did you send all the way to Hot Springs to get a guy you can lick? |
6425 | Did you? |
6425 | Dieting, eh? |
6425 | Do I act as if I were joking? |
6425 | Do n''t you call salting a well dishonest? |
6425 | Do n''t you? |
6425 | Do they cost much? |
6425 | Do with him? 6425 Do you believe I was framed?" |
6425 | Do you drink any more? |
6425 | Do you know him? |
6425 | Do you know who owns the controlling interest in this hotel? 6425 Do you know why?" |
6425 | Do you like it? |
6425 | Do you really believe that? |
6425 | Do you think I''d stay, after this? 6425 Does anybody know?" |
6425 | Does he say we are good friends? |
6425 | Drinking, eh? |
6425 | Eh? 6425 Eh?" |
6425 | Eh? |
6425 | Ever hear how the first discovery was made? 6425 Ever try to pull a bulldog out of a fight when he had the other dog down and his teeth in its throat? |
6425 | Expose Jackson? |
6425 | Faint- hearted? 6425 Flying pretty high, are n''t you?" |
6425 | For the rest, you took Nelson''s word, eh? 6425 Forgotten?" |
6425 | Foxy, are n''t you? |
6425 | Frightened? 6425 Funny, him comin''here a stranger, an''gettin''to run our whole family, ai n''t it?" |
6425 | Gas? |
6425 | Get to me? 6425 Give me permission to treat him as if he really were my own, will you?" |
6425 | Going to kick Henry and me off the board, eh? 6425 Got anything else up your sleeve?" |
6425 | Gray? |
6425 | Had n''t we better argue that in Buddy''s presence? 6425 Had n''t we better leave, too?" |
6425 | Has he got anything against me? 6425 Hate me? |
6425 | Have you caught them lying, here? |
6425 | Have you gone clean crazy? |
6425 | Have you seen the Post? |
6425 | Have you seen the woman? |
6425 | He could have stung you, easy, could n''t he? 6425 He fell easy, eh?" |
6425 | He told you that? |
6425 | He won''t-- die? 6425 He''s a dear boy, is n''t he? |
6425 | He''s buying and selling, is he? 6425 Henry Nelson?" |
6425 | Her_ what?_Mallow''s hearer gasped. |
6425 | Hold the meeting, eh? 6425 Honest? |
6425 | Honest? |
6425 | How about oil properties? 6425 How about you?" |
6425 | How can it be shut in? 6425 How d''you mean?" |
6425 | How did a''boll weevil''like this Jackson ever make even a hundred- and- fifty- barrel well, in the first place? 6425 How do you know?" |
6425 | How far is it back to high ground? |
6425 | How long you allow it will take? |
6425 | How many companies have you gentlemen promoted? |
6425 | How much d''it cost? |
6425 | How much? |
6425 | How much? |
6425 | How so? |
6425 | How so? |
6425 | How so? |
6425 | How you going to break a man by bringing in wells alongside of his property? 6425 How you going to get through, kid?" |
6425 | How''d you know? |
6425 | How''s it breaking for her? |
6425 | How? 6425 How?" |
6425 | How? |
6425 | How? |
6425 | Huh? |
6425 | Hunh? |
6425 | I ai n''t bothering anybody, am I? |
6425 | I beg pardon? |
6425 | I beg pardon? |
6425 | I ca n''t understand why--"What''s the odds why he done it? |
6425 | I can choose gowns for her, but how can I tell her the sort of-- well, corsets she ought to wear? 6425 I got to see-- What is it?" |
6425 | I have no feelings? |
6425 | I mean it''s in cash or the equivalent? |
6425 | I''d rather--"You''d rather do exactly what would please me, now would n''t you? |
6425 | I-- beg pardon? |
6425 | I? 6425 If you think it''s funny to jab a gun in a man''s belly when he ai n''t lookin''--""A gun? |
6425 | If you wanted it for him, why did you bring it to me? |
6425 | In oil? 6425 In what way, may I ask?" |
6425 | In what way? 6425 In_ here_?" |
6425 | Indeed? 6425 Indeed? |
6425 | Indeed? 6425 Indeed? |
6425 | Indeed? |
6425 | Indeed? |
6425 | Indeed? |
6425 | Indeed? |
6425 | Interested? 6425 Is he sore at you?" |
6425 | Is it a plant? |
6425 | Is it something about the-- the Princess of Wichita Falls? |
6425 | Is n''t the-- sort of life you are living becoming a bit tiresome? 6425 Is n''t there any-- oil?" |
6425 | Is that all? |
6425 | Is that her? |
6425 | Is that so? |
6425 | Is that why you-- went an''got that di''mon''ring I had made? |
6425 | Is this your first visit here, sir? |
6425 | Is your guaranty any good? |
6425 | Is your well producing twelve hundred barrels a day? |
6425 | It would n''t hurt your reputation to bring in a wet well for a change, would it? |
6425 | It-- it sort of makes a difference, does n''t it? |
6425 | It_ is_ shocking, is n''t it? 6425 J''ever see a dame the size of that gal?" |
6425 | Jackson did n''t get to you, did he? |
6425 | Judgment? 6425 Just how much confidence do I inspire in you?" |
6425 | Just what are you doing and how do you do it? |
6425 | Just what do you mean by that? |
6425 | Legitimate competition is one thing; malice, double- dealing, dishonesty is--"Dishonesty? |
6425 | Let you? 6425 Lick you? |
6425 | Licked me good, did n''t you? |
6425 | Luck? 6425 May I ask you to step down to Buddy''s room?" |
6425 | Me? |
6425 | Me? |
6425 | Meaning--? |
6425 | Mebbe you''ll take Buddy, after all? 6425 More''n is good for him if--""If what?" |
6425 | Mountains? 6425 My dear Colonel, would you expect me to come to Wichita Falls without paying my respects to my ranking officer, my immediate superior?" |
6425 | My price? 6425 No chance of Bell Nelson throwin''us out, is there? |
6425 | No funds of your own available? |
6425 | No? |
6425 | No? |
6425 | Not, I hope, because you question the nature of my intentions? |
6425 | Not-- really? |
6425 | Now, if we had something wet, eh? 6425 Of course you insure it against theft?" |
6425 | Offsets, eh? |
6425 | One man, did you say? |
6425 | Overawed? |
6425 | Pinched? |
6425 | Quite all? 6425 Ready for breakfast?" |
6425 | Really? |
6425 | Remember that old silver tip that took a stand in front of the Owl Drug Store a few days back? 6425 Running wild, eh? |
6425 | She chucked the dancin''teacher out of a winder? |
6425 | She did n''t pull the family estate and her father''s slaves and the orange grove on you, did she? |
6425 | She do n''t ever get mad at you, does she? |
6425 | She is purty, ai n''t she? 6425 She''d clean up in vaudeville, would n''t she? |
6425 | Simple, is n''t it? 6425 Slapped my face, did n''t you?" |
6425 | So you''re the lad that threw pepper in his eyes? |
6425 | So? 6425 So? |
6425 | So? 6425 So? |
6425 | Some pajamas, ai n''t they? 6425 Some-- grudge, perhaps?" |
6425 | Some_ woman_? |
6425 | Steal something? |
6425 | Still wearing dark glasses, eh? 6425 Take a loss like that?" |
6425 | Tell me,he began,"was it altogether on Buddy''s account that you an''him tied into one another?" |
6425 | That lease is worth one hundred and sixty thousand dollars, is n''t it? |
6425 | That means, I infer, that you refuse to close the chapter? |
6425 | The old Virginia homestead and the slaves--? |
6425 | Theatrical, as always, are n''t you? |
6425 | Then I''ve got-- something coming to me, have n''t I? |
6425 | Then they''ve-- settled it between them? |
6425 | Then you''re not interested? |
6425 | There is a boy, too, is n''t there? |
6425 | Think the boss will stand for that kind of a deal? |
6425 | Those were--? |
6425 | Thought I meant it, eh? 6425 Time is a grim old joker, is n''t he? |
6425 | To what am I indebted for this--_honor?_Nelson inquired, with a lift of his lip. |
6425 | Too late for what? |
6425 | Trouble? 6425 Twenty- four?" |
6425 | Under water? 6425 Want to fight any more?" |
6425 | Was Lieutenant Roswell in France? |
6425 | Was she a wicked princess? |
6425 | Was that Buddy talkin''? |
6425 | Well? |
6425 | Were n''t you frightened? |
6425 | Were you in France? |
6425 | What ai n''t? |
6425 | What ails me? 6425 What ails that old dame, anyhow?" |
6425 | What are the indications at Nelson''s well? |
6425 | What are these nesters to you? |
6425 | What are you getting at? 6425 What are you saying? |
6425 | What are you saying? |
6425 | What d''you mean by that? |
6425 | What did Henry Nelson have to do with it? |
6425 | What did I_ do_ it for? 6425 What do you know about the business?" |
6425 | What do you mean by that? |
6425 | What do you mean by that? |
6425 | What do you see? |
6425 | What do you think I''m going to do? |
6425 | What do you want? |
6425 | What do you wish me to do? |
6425 | What do you wish to know? |
6425 | What fer? 6425 What for? |
6425 | What for? |
6425 | What for? |
6425 | What happened to_ you?_"I was playing tag in the hall with some other old men, and one of them struck me. |
6425 | What have you been telling Buddy about me? 6425 What have you done,"the banker sneered,"except get your name in the papers?" |
6425 | What incident? |
6425 | What is he talking about, Henry? |
6425 | What is it? |
6425 | What is she up to all day? |
6425 | What is the estate you mentioned? |
6425 | What is the price? |
6425 | What is this all about? |
6425 | What kind? |
6425 | What percentage of that goes? |
6425 | What right have_ you_ to preach? 6425 What the hell ails you, anyhow?" |
6425 | What the hell--? |
6425 | What was it he did? |
6425 | What was the use? 6425 What was you up to the other day? |
6425 | What would I be going to the train for, now? |
6425 | What would you do, if you were in my place? |
6425 | What you goin''to do? |
6425 | What''s going on? |
6425 | What''s he doin''here if he''s so rich? |
6425 | What''s it mean? |
6425 | What''s matter? |
6425 | What''s one? |
6425 | What''s that? 6425 What''s the matter? |
6425 | What''s the matter? 6425 What''s the other one?" |
6425 | What, pray? |
6425 | What-- is that devilish stuff? |
6425 | What-- what for? |
6425 | What? 6425 What? |
6425 | What? |
6425 | What? |
6425 | What? |
6425 | What? |
6425 | What_ ever_ possessed me to accept this position? 6425 What_ have_ I done to you?" |
6425 | When does it expire? |
6425 | When? |
6425 | Where are you going, dad? |
6425 | Where d''you get that''jump''stuff? |
6425 | Where do you go every day, Ma? 6425 Where do_ you_ come in to get all het up?" |
6425 | Where does Mr. Briskow live? |
6425 | Where is Allie? |
6425 | Where is Ma? |
6425 | Where shall we go? |
6425 | Where the devil have you been, Buddy? 6425 Where''d you pick up this lingo?" |
6425 | Where? |
6425 | Who are you? |
6425 | Who d''you visit with? 6425 Who is this Gray? |
6425 | Who says I want to dance? |
6425 | Who, me? 6425 Who,_ me?_"Briskow laughed scornfully. |
6425 | Why did n''t you call me? |
6425 | Why did n''t you take along a policeman or somebody? |
6425 | Why did n''t you tell me? 6425 Why did you-- hold off so long?" |
6425 | Why do n''t you take Pa along? 6425 Why does he call you that,''Bob''?" |
6425 | Why is it offered for seventy- five? |
6425 | Why not let the poor carp have her? 6425 Why not? |
6425 | Why not? 6425 Why not? |
6425 | Why not? |
6425 | Why should n''t I? |
6425 | Why-- it''s solid gold, ai n''t it? |
6425 | Why? 6425 Why?" |
6425 | Why? |
6425 | Why? |
6425 | Why? |
6425 | Will he do so? |
6425 | Will you wait forty- eight hours? |
6425 | With that woman, eh? 6425 Wo n''t you introduce me to these-- let us say magnetic forces of nature that you have discovered?" |
6425 | Wo n''t you stay an''have supper with Allie an''me? 6425 Woman scrape?" |
6425 | Worth while? 6425 Worthless, eh? |
6425 | Would it appear presumptuous if I asked you, in return for this favor, to select the very prettiest gown in this shop for your very own? |
6425 | Would n''t I be a fool? |
6425 | Would ye? |
6425 | Would you like to have her remain? |
6425 | Would you rather be alone? |
6425 | Would your one- lunged friend know how to play in? |
6425 | Yeah? |
6425 | Years? |
6425 | Yes? 6425 You did it, eh? |
6425 | You do n''t care? |
6425 | You do n''t object to drinking? |
6425 | You give him twenty- four thousan''dollars? 6425 You goin''to leave us?" |
6425 | You goin''to try an''_ hold_ me here? |
6425 | You going to bump off that land to somebody else? |
6425 | You have a beautiful home, and you want it to be perfect, do n''t you? |
6425 | You helped_ me_? |
6425 | You imply, then, that there is a blot upon mine? |
6425 | You know them Nelsons? |
6425 | You know_ everything_, do n''t you? 6425 You made a real son of her, did n''t you, Tom?" |
6425 | You mean that? |
6425 | You mean these new holes may come dry? 6425 You mean to accuse Henry of-- of treachery of that sort?" |
6425 | You mean--? |
6425 | You say you want nothing to do with oil? |
6425 | You see? 6425 You think not? |
6425 | You think you can beat me-- Want to make it a money fight, do you? 6425 You thinkin''about gettin''_ married_?" |
6425 | You took''em, did n''t you, when you had less''n I got? |
6425 | You will soon have ample time-- if not to waste, at least to meditate--"What do you mean by that? |
6425 | You wo n''t be mad with me, will you? |
6425 | You wo n''t mention my foolish mistake, will you? 6425 You would n''t consent to go back or-- have a tutor, like Allie?" |
6425 | You''d have had her for a while, would n''t you? 6425 You''re after big game, I take it?" |
6425 | You''re doing your damnedest to-- to start something, are n''t you? |
6425 | You''re going to eat with us, ain-- aren''t you? |
6425 | You''re not ashamed of her? |
6425 | You''re not too tired, I hope, to have dinner with Allie and me in the big dining room at the Ajax? |
6425 | You''ve seen''em, have n''t you, mister? |
6425 | You-- didn''t even forget that I love bluebonnets, did you, dad? |
6425 | You? 6425 You_ are_ lovely, both of you, but-- this is my party, is n''t it? |
6425 | You_ have_ been lucky, have n''t you? |
6425 | You_ sure?_"I''m quite sure she would if you asked her. 6425 Your little girl?" |
6425 | Your office? 6425 _ Control_?" |
6425 | _ Friend?_"Exactly! |
6425 | _ Girl?_''Arline Montague,''eh? 6425 _ Girl?_''Arline Montague,''eh? |
6425 | _ Growing?_Gray chuckled. |
6425 | _ Honest?_"Cross my heart. |
6425 | _ Love_? 6425 _ Love_?" |
6425 | _ We?_Gus smiled quizzically. |
6425 | _ What?_"And she is making good. |
6425 | _ What?_Allie inquired, sharply. |
6425 | _ What?_Halloran''s irascible face reddened. |
6425 | _ What_? |
6425 | _ Will_ I? |
6425 | _ Willing?_Buddy''s eyes sparkled. |
6425 | _ Would_ he? 6425 _ Would_ you? |
6425 | ''"Where do I--''? |
6425 | ''Is beauty vain because it will fade? |
6425 | ''No quarter asked''?" |
6425 | ''You''re in pretty deep, ai n''t you?'' |
6425 | A father''s pride, you understand?" |
6425 | A fellow in love with the most wonderful woman in the world could n''t afford to look cheap in his home town, could he? |
6425 | A good loser, eh? |
6425 | A hundred and fifty barrels in the heart of settled production for seventy- five thousand? |
6425 | After a few weeks somebody got to wondering why that spot never dried out, and, come to investigate, wha''d''you think?" |
6425 | After a moment Gray said, quietly,"So, she''s married?" |
6425 | After a moment he inquired of Gray,"How much is that hull lot wuth, Mister?" |
6425 | After a moment of hesitation Gray inquired, curiously:"Judge, do you believe that a man can live down disgrace?" |
6425 | After a moment, he inquired:"What about Bell Nelson?" |
6425 | After a while, when the two men were on the street again, Buddy inquired:"Who is that young lady? |
6425 | After all, I merely awakened the Sleeping Beauty, while you--""The prince woke her up with a kiss, did n''t he?" |
6425 | Again his mind grew weary, baffled; he experienced a wretched physical illness... Where to go, where to hide until his sickness had passed? |
6425 | Ai n''t a duke higher than a princess?" |
6425 | Ai n''t it funny how quick folks can learn to put up with bad grammar when you got a jingle in your jeans? |
6425 | Ai n''t it sparkly?" |
6425 | Ai n''t no chance of him doin''that, is there?" |
6425 | Ai n''t that worth all Buddy''ll have to pay? |
6425 | Allie undertook to evade the speaker''s eye, but unsuccessfully, and he inquired, sharply:"What''s wrong? |
6425 | Allie''s away an''Ma''s layin''down, so--""Ma is n''t ill, I hope?" |
6425 | Am I right, Senator?" |
6425 | An''s''pose I did? |
6425 | An''us rich as we are, an''him broke? |
6425 | And have you heard her talk?" |
6425 | And him only up to fractions?" |
6425 | And paid his bill? |
6425 | And the truth is nasty, is n''t it?" |
6425 | And what do you see?" |
6425 | And why do you say people''like me''? |
6425 | And yet-- why not? |
6425 | Another secret, eh?" |
6425 | Anyhow, they were in a panic, but when the derrick went down what do you think? |
6425 | Anyhow, what do you think, Ma? |
6425 | Anything exciting can happen in a town where one has neither friends nor acquaintances, eh? |
6425 | Anything important?" |
6425 | Are n''t you about fed up on uncertainties?" |
6425 | Are you a colonel, too?" |
6425 | Are you a partner of Colonel Nelson''s?" |
6425 | Are you turning honest, too?" |
6425 | As the father trotted down the hall beside his swiftly striding deliverer, he gasped,"How''d you do it?" |
6425 | As the latter approached, he inquired:"What''s wrong?" |
6425 | As to double- dealing-- is it double- dealing to go to an enemy and tell him frankly that you intend to down him and how you propose to do it?" |
6425 | At sight of her husband''s face Ma inquired, in sudden anxiety,"What''s wrong, Gus?" |
6425 | Bell''s hard- boiled, but--""Henry Nelson?" |
6425 | Better shoot a reporter around and get a story.... You_ do n''t_? |
6425 | Blown the casing out-- Bad, is n''t it? |
6425 | Breathlessly, curiously she inquired,"Wha''d you do that for?" |
6425 | Briskow?" |
6425 | Buddy Briskow and I had an argument--""That big bum? |
6425 | Buddy examined the object anew, then he inquired,"Say, why''d you offer to gimme this?" |
6425 | Buddy was surprised, so she asked him:"Are n''t you sore at him for-- what he did? |
6425 | Buddy will soon be back, I dare say?" |
6425 | Buddy''s been writin''to me and--""What''s the difference? |
6425 | Buddy''s gone kinda wild, I guess, drinkin''an''--""Drinking?" |
6425 | Buddy''s han''some, and they got nice women everywhere--""_ Love_? |
6425 | Business bad?" |
6425 | But I''m looking better, do n''t you think?" |
6425 | But are n''t you afraid he''ll learn, for instance, why you are eating peppermints?" |
6425 | But how about the other suckers? |
6425 | But there is nothing more to be said, is there?" |
6425 | But what do you know about it? |
6425 | But what do you think that pilgrim did? |
6425 | But what if Gray were in earnest? |
6425 | But when this suggestion met with disapproval, Gray inquired:"Is it because you are ashamed of_ them_--of your mother and sister?" |
6425 | But where? |
6425 | But while we are on the subject of tips, would you mind helping yourself to a dollar out of my trousers pocket?" |
6425 | But why did n''t it start? |
6425 | But why only a quarter interest? |
6425 | But why this impatience?" |
6425 | But why?" |
6425 | But would they consent to have a stranger--?" |
6425 | But-- who am I, after all? |
6425 | But-- why lie to himself? |
6425 | Buy that well? |
6425 | By the way, is that his right name?... |
6425 | By the way, is there any food in the house?" |
6425 | By the way, what set the well afire?" |
6425 | By the way, where am I going to get this money?" |
6425 | By the way, why did you quit school?" |
6425 | CHAPTER VI"Well, did you land them hicks?" |
6425 | CHAPTER XXI"Why the SOS?" |
6425 | CHAPTER XXIX One morning, several days after the annual meeting, Gus Briskow opened the door between his and Gray''s office and inquired,"Busy?" |
6425 | Ca n''t you guess what it is?" |
6425 | Calvin Gray withdrew quietly from the hubbub and asked Mallow,"Can that be true?" |
6425 | Can I arrive at terms with you gentlemen?" |
6425 | Can you assure us that there is none?" |
6425 | Can you ride a horse?" |
6425 | Cheap lease at seventy- five thousand, eh? |
6425 | Clean, though, ai n''t it?" |
6425 | Come upon her unprepared, would they? |
6425 | Could it be that Arline had made a fool of him? |
6425 | Could it be that he had read a wrong significance into Allie''s actions? |
6425 | Could n''t you_ love_ a man who would think of a present like that?" |
6425 | Could_ you_?" |
6425 | Coverly actually appeared to be relieved at this statement, but he inquired, curiously:"What have you got up your sleeve? |
6425 | D''you think he got the flu or something, all of a sudden? |
6425 | D''you think you''re going to fall in love and marry a duchess, or something? |
6425 | Did Buddy have a talk with you? |
6425 | Did he care, or was it all pity-- just his way? |
6425 | Did he lay it on you like that? |
6425 | Did n''t I say so?" |
6425 | Did n''t he make us twenty- four thousan''dollars, where we would n''t of got nothin''? |
6425 | Did n''t we take keer of you when you come to the ranch? |
6425 | Did she-- Was the old home in Virginia?" |
6425 | Did you serve?" |
6425 | Do I?" |
6425 | Do n''t I stand in_ loco parentis_ to the girl?" |
6425 | Do n''t you agree with me?" |
6425 | Do n''t you?" |
6425 | Do you expect to see Knute Hoaglund while you''re there?''" |
6425 | Do you know what I think of you?" |
6425 | Do you know what I''d like to do best of all?" |
6425 | Do you know what that means?" |
6425 | Do you suspect someone in particular?" |
6425 | Do you think I shall risk losing you again? |
6425 | Do you think I''m very weak, very silly to come to you for a little mothering?" |
6425 | Do you think he''d go it blind on my say- so?" |
6425 | Do you think your father would trust me? |
6425 | Double- crossed the farmers, see? |
6425 | Ever strike you as queer that crude never breaks as long as the big companies have got their tanks full? |
6425 | Every issue we''ve put out has gone above par at some time or other, and that''s playing the game square with our customers, ai n''t it? |
6425 | Evidently she cared for him-- or was she merely impressed, flattered? |
6425 | Finally, however, she inquired, curiously:"What was it you said to Henry Nelson as I came out? |
6425 | Finding it is n''t as easy to run a bank as a drilling rig? |
6425 | Followed a few moments of desultory conversation, then he put an abrupt question:"Mr. Gray, you''re a rich man, ai n''t you?" |
6425 | For a moment Nelson said nothing; then,"Just what do you mean by that?" |
6425 | For breaking up that affair?" |
6425 | Funny, ai n''t it, how easy reconciled folks is to losin''a coupla prominent citizens like that? |
6425 | Funny, is n''t it? |
6425 | Get out of my office, d''you hear? |
6425 | Gray has been pretty attentive to you, has n''t he?" |
6425 | Gray was a strong man; his emotions, once roused, were probably as wild as hers, therefore who could tell what might happen? |
6425 | Gray?" |
6425 | Gray?" |
6425 | Gray?" |
6425 | Gray?" |
6425 | Gray?" |
6425 | Great place, is n''t it? |
6425 | Had I feared your majestic wrath, do you think I would have arranged for that doctor to see you every day? |
6425 | Has it gone as far as that, Del?" |
6425 | Have a drink, Mr. Gray? |
6425 | Have n''t I--? |
6425 | Have n''t you an hour or two in which to play Fairy Godmother?" |
6425 | Have they got you down?" |
6425 | Have you ever heard of''high- jackers''? |
6425 | Have you got chips enough to match their stack?" |
6425 | Have you no concern regarding the fate of the third member of your treasure- hunting trio?" |
6425 | He closed the sound- proof door before voicing his message, then he began, rapidly:"City editor? |
6425 | He did n''t take it, did he?" |
6425 | He inquired, miserably:"Honest, he ai n''t hurt bad, is he? |
6425 | He is scarcely presentable, while I--""Your side won?" |
6425 | He knocked sharply at the Briskow door and cried,"Baggage ready, ma''am?" |
6425 | He paused and glared at the bearer of bad tidings, then growled:"What are you grinning about? |
6425 | He said you were out, otherwise--""Will you come in?" |
6425 | He stirred uncomfortably, then he broke out, irritably:"Well, well? |
6425 | He wants me to meet these people halfway?" |
6425 | He was debonair and smiling, as always, but there was more than a trace of mockery in his tone as he said:"So your luck has changed, has n''t it? |
6425 | He''d sink a stillson in my head, sure, if--""Parker? |
6425 | He''s pore, eh? |
6425 | Here? |
6425 | Herman Dietz, eh? |
6425 | Honest?" |
6425 | How about you, Doc?" |
6425 | How can I select for her things a bachelor is presumed to know nothing about? |
6425 | How could I pay you if you did go?" |
6425 | How did you get on to it,''Bob''?" |
6425 | How did you meet her? |
6425 | How do you know what I''ve gone through for him; the sacrifices I''ve made? |
6425 | How does_ he_ know what''s the real thing?" |
6425 | How is Buddy? |
6425 | How much have you got? |
6425 | How much money has he?" |
6425 | How much, Gray? |
6425 | How old are you, Ben?" |
6425 | How should you know? |
6425 | How so?" |
6425 | How''s the bank?" |
6425 | How?" |
6425 | I assume you make no objection to the stock transfer? |
6425 | I can do anything I please?" |
6425 | I can feel the eggs under me, but how am I goin''to keep the skunks away when they smell the nest? |
6425 | I do n''t like the look of it, do you? |
6425 | I knew you had the gall of the devil, but-- See here, Gray, do n''t you understand what I can do to you? |
6425 | I let her go, but I''ll get you another--""She quit, eh?" |
6425 | I mean-- her name?" |
6425 | I presume it''s oil that brings you here?" |
6425 | I s''pose her things''ll eat up the best part of a hundred dollars, wo n''t they?" |
6425 | I s''pose you got those rings in that valise?" |
6425 | I saw great things in you, but--""Even when you saw me hoeing in the garden that first day?" |
6425 | I say who can read those secrets, who can harness those forces? |
6425 | I thought, after your Arkansas fiasco, you might wish--""What Arkansas fiasco?" |
6425 | I was in a restaurant with a coupla fellers an''a feller she was with struck her--""Struck her?" |
6425 | I was mighty happy till you came-- You-- got that ring with you?" |
6425 | I was sort of hopin''--""Yes?" |
6425 | I wonder where it comes from?" |
6425 | I''d like that, would n''t you?" |
6425 | I''ve been rotten to her, and now this coming on top of it--""Wha''d that dancin''dude do, anyhow?" |
6425 | If I were so divinely wise, why is my own life what it is? |
6425 | If you wish, I''ll have your rooms changed as soon as--""Have you something better?" |
6425 | In his there was a light of triumph, of mockery, as he said:"A pleasant interview, was n''t it, Colonel? |
6425 | Is he pickin''out women for you like he picks out a dress for me and a hotel for Ma? |
6425 | Is it possible we have been deceived in you? |
6425 | Is it those Nelsons? |
6425 | Is n''t there something, anything we can do for you?" |
6425 | Is that it? |
6425 | Is that it?" |
6425 | Is that it?" |
6425 | Is that what he said?" |
6425 | Is there something you do-- well?" |
6425 | It is double or quits, you understand? |
6425 | It is exciting, is n''t it? |
6425 | It seems to be our lot invariably to differ, does n''t it? |
6425 | It was Bell who broke out, harshly:"_ Stockholders?_ Where did_ you_ get any stock in this bank, I''d like to know?" |
6425 | It was Bell who broke out, harshly:"_ Stockholders?_ Where did_ you_ get any stock in this bank, I''d like to know?" |
6425 | It was handled quietly, with admirable discretion, for those things are bad for the morale, you understand? |
6425 | It was some time later that Gray opened his eyes and spoke in a more natural voice, saying,"How do I happen to be here in your house, Allie?" |
6425 | It''s all right, is it?" |
6425 | Jealous? |
6425 | Just bouncin''a low- down var mint ai n''t offense enough to be throwed out about, when you pay your bills--""You quite misapprehend--""Fired, eh? |
6425 | Kin you wait?" |
6425 | Know where you can get any more?" |
6425 | Mallow spoke huskily,"What the hell you doing here?" |
6425 | May I claim the next dance?" |
6425 | May I inquire the rate?" |
6425 | Mebbe you''ll meet some nice young feller--""He said that, did he?" |
6425 | Miss my pay for the trip? |
6425 | Mr. Gray is a real miracle man, is n''t he?" |
6425 | Mrs. Briskow inquired,"Did you see the skunk?" |
6425 | No use for that now, is there?" |
6425 | No?" |
6425 | Not for worlds, if you know what I mean? |
6425 | Not illness?" |
6425 | Not much, is it?" |
6425 | Nothing strange about that, is there?" |
6425 | Now then, how about you, Mallow? |
6425 | Now, one other question-- how does she happen to be in Dallas? |
6425 | Now, she inquired,"Does she love you?" |
6425 | Now, where is the boy?" |
6425 | Odd that we should have come into competition with each other on my very first undertaking, is n''t it? |
6425 | Of Buddy she inquired:"You do n''t believe that, do you? |
6425 | Of you? |
6425 | Old, eh? |
6425 | One thing was certain, there was no safety except in flight, ignominious, cowardly flight... After all, how could Buddy have known? |
6425 | Only, what''s the use of starving when the world''s full of good things and you''ve got the price to buy them? |
6425 | Opportunity has a fickle way of jilting those who ignore her, and yet-- how could he speak with honor to himself? |
6425 | Or is it Professor Mallow?" |
6425 | Or was it he that would have to give the mortgage to Bell? |
6425 | Perhaps he could appear to be in your employ? |
6425 | Perhaps she was going for a walk and would take him along? |
6425 | Prob''ly it''s well you saw me first, eh? |
6425 | Pull out and leave me, eh?" |
6425 | Putting roses in your cheeks, eh? |
6425 | Ring?" |
6425 | Rob us? |
6425 | S''pose it_ is_ a woman? |
6425 | S''pose she_ is_ after his money? |
6425 | Say, she''s a heller, ai n''t she? |
6425 | Say, wha''d you do with that-- woman?" |
6425 | Say, you''ll stay an''eat supper, wo n''t you?" |
6425 | Seven years bad luck? |
6425 | Sharply, he cried,"What do you mean?" |
6425 | She lets me take her around to places-- trusts me, you understand? |
6425 | She refused to meet them, eh? |
6425 | She uttered a cry of protest; then,"What are you talkin''about?" |
6425 | She would allow him to walk with her-- but lead him to the retreat? |
6425 | She''ll be back soon, I dare say?" |
6425 | She''s the smartest, purtiest girl--""She''s young, eh?" |
6425 | Snappy work, eh?" |
6425 | So long as you''re willing to fight clean, I''ll--""Are you gentlemen going to talk forever?" |
6425 | So, you gave him unlimited money, in spite of my warning?" |
6425 | So-- what can I do for you on his behalf? |
6425 | So? |
6425 | Suspicious? |
6425 | Swell, ai n''t it?" |
6425 | Take that incident at New- town, not long ago; does n''t that prove my contention?" |
6425 | Tell me, Gus, how much money have you got?" |
6425 | Tell me, what are you going to do with me this afternoon?" |
6425 | Tell me, what has become of the ex- jockey husband?" |
6425 | That the case was never pressed, the prosecution dropped?" |
6425 | That was probably because he had tipped them handsomely, but what of that? |
6425 | That''s fair, is n''t it?" |
6425 | That''s it, eh?" |
6425 | That''s supply and demand with the reverse English, ai n''t it? |
6425 | The dealer is entitled to his percentage, ai n''t he? |
6425 | The eminent scientist shrugged; out of the corner of his mouth he murmured:"Why not? |
6425 | The law of supply and demand--""Supply and demand, eh? |
6425 | The men eyed each other steadily for a moment, then Buddy demanded, querulously,"What have you got against her, anyhow?" |
6425 | The point is, can we lay Nelson against a bunch of acreage like that?" |
6425 | The sky is the limit, eh?" |
6425 | The vice- president of the bank murmured something which was lost in Gray''s quick inquiry:"Partner? |
6425 | Then Ma is awake again?" |
6425 | Then when her father had repeated himself, she asked with even greater intensity:"Wha''d he say to that? |
6425 | Then why make you uncomfortable by doubting my word?" |
6425 | Then, after an instant,"Why did he want to see me?" |
6425 | Then, prompted by the girl''s quick resentment, he added, hastily,"--at the right prices?" |
6425 | There was a long silence, then Ma inquired:"Would you like to tell me something about the little princess? |
6425 | There was a pause; then the speaker went on in an altered tone:"D''you suppose she has forgotten all her native accomplishments, Tom? |
6425 | There was a stir among the indignant speculators; the man for whom Stoner was writing a check inquired:"What''s the idea? |
6425 | They began to dance again, and, after a moment, with a gently rising inflection, Delamater murmured,"You heard what I called you?" |
6425 | This is your revenge, eh?" |
6425 | Those men were through with the scoundrel now, and who else could he appeal to, once they abandoned him? |
6425 | Throw you out? |
6425 | To make sure, the waiter inquired:"May I ask if you are in oil, sir?" |
6425 | To- day, I mean?" |
6425 | Too bad you''re not a good jewelry salesman?" |
6425 | Trap her, eh? |
6425 | Was Gray hurt? |
6425 | Was Gray telling the truth? |
6425 | Was it not odd that I failed to appear against you? |
6425 | Was that old man Miss Parker''s father?" |
6425 | Was there no place where one could escape the hateful sight of them? |
6425 | We got ta shut her down easy so she do n''t blow the casing out-- run wild on us, understand?" |
6425 | We managed to get a phone call through to Jackson, but it was--""Jackson? |
6425 | We three are dining downstairs in an hour; perhaps you could look in on us?" |
6425 | We''ve made him that much stronger, have n''t we? |
6425 | Well then,''how come''?" |
6425 | Well, how much do you offer?" |
6425 | Well, when I understood where they was heading, I worried a lot-- after what you said that day, understand? |
6425 | Wha''d you do it for? |
6425 | Wha''d you--?" |
6425 | What are we going to do to- night?" |
6425 | What are you going to do with Bennie?" |
6425 | What are you going to do?" |
6425 | What are you talking about?" |
6425 | What can I do with him?" |
6425 | What can we do for you?" |
6425 | What causes the glowing splendor of the Aurora Borealis? |
6425 | What chance has a girl got against you? |
6425 | What could be Gray''s object in buying acreage adjoining his? |
6425 | What could have happened? |
6425 | What d''you say if we start that meetin''we been talkin''about? |
6425 | What d''you say we close up the ol''factory and take a rest? |
6425 | What d''you say?" |
6425 | What d''you say?" |
6425 | What d''you take me for? |
6425 | What d''you think I am, eh? |
6425 | What d''you think ailed that gunman? |
6425 | What did I tell you?" |
6425 | What difference can it make to you?" |
6425 | What do you intend to do?" |
6425 | What do you say to that? |
6425 | What do you say?" |
6425 | What do you say?" |
6425 | What do you think of her?" |
6425 | What for?" |
6425 | What for?" |
6425 | What force holds the compass needle to the north? |
6425 | What has he done to you?" |
6425 | What has that to do with it? |
6425 | What have you to say for yourself?" |
6425 | What is her name?" |
6425 | What is it?" |
6425 | What is it?" |
6425 | What is on your mind?" |
6425 | What kind of a man are you? |
6425 | What kind of a truce? |
6425 | What makes you think it''s a girl?" |
6425 | What mattered it how these contemptuous outsiders referred to her parents? |
6425 | What next? |
6425 | What right have_ you_ doing a thing like this? |
6425 | What sort? |
6425 | What the hell? |
6425 | What the--?" |
6425 | What time is it?" |
6425 | What to do next? |
6425 | What unit was your son with?" |
6425 | What was the trouble? |
6425 | What you done to that boy, anyhow?" |
6425 | What you going to do about that?" |
6425 | What''ll happen if it catches fire?" |
6425 | What''ll it cost us?" |
6425 | What''s Pa''s judgment worth? |
6425 | What''s happened to him?" |
6425 | What''s he got against you?" |
6425 | What''s money for if you ca n''t buy the one thing you want worst of all? |
6425 | What''s the big idea, anyhow?" |
6425 | What''s the difference if she was a grafter? |
6425 | What''s the explanation?" |
6425 | What''s the idea? |
6425 | What''s the idea?" |
6425 | What''s the joker? |
6425 | What''s your side of the story? |
6425 | What''s your-- your object?" |
6425 | When she saw the light of sanity in his eyes, her face brightened and she cried, eagerly:"You''re coming around all right, are n''t you?" |
6425 | When that child learned the truth, when it heard the laughter and felt the ridicule, what then? |
6425 | When the door had closed behind him McWade inquired:"Now what do you make of that? |
6425 | When the last caller had disappeared, Gray inquired, curiously:"How are you going to make good on your assertion that the stock will rise?" |
6425 | When the object of her appeal only stirred, she went on, reproachfully:"Are you going to allow this-- this man to-- come between us?" |
6425 | When this question evoked no response, the girl inquired, curiously,"Tell me, are you and he such good friends as he says you are?" |
6425 | When? |
6425 | When?" |
6425 | Where are you going?" |
6425 | Where did he get the money to drill? |
6425 | Where did you go?" |
6425 | Where do you suppose she keeps it?" |
6425 | Where had he seen her? |
6425 | Where''s that option?" |
6425 | Where''s"Bob"?" |
6425 | Where? |
6425 | Which are you to believe? |
6425 | Who can explain the principle of magnetic attraction, for instance? |
6425 | Who cares to take me on?" |
6425 | Who ever heard of oil in hard lime? |
6425 | Who ever heard of such a thing? |
6425 | Who fail, except those who try? |
6425 | Who is he?" |
6425 | Who knows? |
6425 | Who knows?" |
6425 | Who the hell would, after that?" |
6425 | Who''s Nelson?" |
6425 | Who, pray, sent in those good things for you to eat?" |
6425 | Why I fought so long? |
6425 | Why act as if the world were a place of gloom and shadow? |
6425 | Why did n''t you_ tell us_--?" |
6425 | Why did n''t"Bob"come, as she had promised? |
6425 | Why had n''t he bought it? |
6425 | Why had she economized on words when every one was precious to him? |
6425 | Why in hell do n''t you say something?" |
6425 | Why not a dollar and a half now?" |
6425 | Why not--? |
6425 | Why not?" |
6425 | Why should n''t they hop, skip, and jump to and from business, if so inclined? |
6425 | Why, you lumbering ox--""Then you ain''t-- in love with me or-- or anything?" |
6425 | Why?" |
6425 | Why?" |
6425 | Why?" |
6425 | Why?" |
6425 | Will you keep me from makin''_ other_ mistakes?" |
6425 | Will you let me handle this matter?" |
6425 | Wistfully she said,"I''m awfully sorry, too, dad--""Eh?" |
6425 | With all his money? |
6425 | With whom did you go?" |
6425 | With your money? |
6425 | With your permission, I''d like to take things in hand and add a hundred per cent to your future comfort?" |
6425 | Wo n''t you accept it? |
6425 | Wo n''t you?" |
6425 | Would a mere statement from me, unsupported by proof, convince you where it failed to convince a court martial? |
6425 | Would n''t that be sweet? |
6425 | Would n''t you like to tie to something solid and be able to show Bennie that you are, at heart, the sort of woman I consider you? |
6425 | Would n''t you_ know_ what they were?" |
6425 | Would you care to work for me?" |
6425 | Would you let_ him_ tell you--? |
6425 | Would you like to hear about her? |
6425 | You ai n''t going to slap anybody''s--""What makes you think I wo n''t?" |
6425 | You ai n''t in earnest about those fairies and things, are you?" |
6425 | You ai n''t laughin''at me?" |
6425 | You blame it on_ him_?" |
6425 | You do n''t believe in luck? |
6425 | You do n''t intend to listen to that sort of stuff?" |
6425 | You do n''t know the woman, eh?" |
6425 | You do n''t think Henry could be lying?" |
6425 | You got him, did n''t you? |
6425 | You had no backing whatever, no--""Is that the result of your own investigation?" |
6425 | You know I''ve been married; does it make so much difference that I have a son?" |
6425 | You know me; I would n''t be a party to a crooked deal, not for anything, except to help you out--""How much?" |
6425 | You mean to say Mister Gray''ai n''t got no money?" |
6425 | You prefer to stand? |
6425 | You remember the drill stems were standing over in one corner? |
6425 | You said you represented big capital; had friends and connections--""A pardonable deceit, under the circumstances, was it not? |
6425 | You say you paid high for your stock; do you intend to wreck the institution, lose a fortune--?" |
6425 | You think it''s all right for me to do it?" |
6425 | You understand? |
6425 | You want yours, eh? |
6425 | You would n''t do_ that?_ For_ me?_ Lemme go. |
6425 | You would n''t do_ that?_ For_ me?_ Lemme go. |
6425 | You''re bursting with information, are n''t you?" |
6425 | You''re dying to show them to me, are n''t you?" |
6425 | You''ve been cleaning up, have n''t you?" |
6425 | You-- Calvin Gray, the financier, peddling jewelry? |
6425 | _ Give_ it to him? |
6425 | _ Like_ him? |
6425 | _ Passion!_ What the hell does he know about passion? |
6425 | _ You_? |
35587 | A brain fever upon him-- delirious? |
35587 | A brother, I suppose? 35587 A coquette, I suppose?" |
35587 | A glass of whisky and water, if you please? |
35587 | A hossback? |
35587 | A letter carrier, you think? 35587 A mustang trap?" |
35587 | A mustanger? |
35587 | A separation? |
35587 | A shot? |
35587 | A slight service, you call it? 35587 A troop of their_ rangers_ scouring the country for Comanches, I suppose? |
35587 | A young lady? |
35587 | About Loo? 35587 About what?" |
35587 | Accepted, do you suppose? |
35587 | Admire them? 35587 After that?" |
35587 | After what, Mr Stump? |
35587 | Ah-- why? 35587 Ai n''t thar though?" |
35587 | Ai n''t ye riddy, surgint? |
35587 | Ai n''t yur master inside, too? 35587 Alone? |
35587 | Alone? |
35587 | Am I dead, or living? |
35587 | Am I too old? 35587 Among trees, and picturesque?" |
35587 | An American lady!--out here? 35587 An American lady?" |
35587 | An Indian trick? |
35587 | An''what shed I mean? |
35587 | An''yur young Master Henry-- air he gone too? |
35587 | And Wild Cat himself-- what of him? |
35587 | And could you have done it sooner? |
35587 | And has been very kind to Mr Maurice Gerald? |
35587 | And has n''t he done murder? |
35587 | And if I had, what would it have mattered? 35587 And if there_ was_ a quarrel,"argued the officer of infantry,"what then? |
35587 | And the body, too; where can_ it_ be? |
35587 | And the money with which you paid him? |
35587 | And the woman? |
35587 | And to stay there? |
35587 | And what for a signal? |
35587 | And what of that? 35587 And who do you suppose_ he_ is?" |
35587 | And why not now, uncle? |
35587 | And why not, Mr Stump? 35587 And why not? |
35587 | And why not? |
35587 | And why, major? |
35587 | And you are now the most skilled in all Texas? |
35587 | And you have? |
35587 | And you, sir? 35587 And you, sir?" |
35587 | And-- and-- Henry? |
35587 | Anyhow; who the devil could find his way out of an ashpit like this? 35587 Are you speaking the truth, sir? |
35587 | Are you sure, Mr Gerald, that your modesty is not prompting_ you_ to overrate your rivals? 35587 Are you sure?" |
35587 | Are your mules doing their best? |
35587 | Aristocracy? |
35587 | Arrah, now, how could I be mistaken? |
35587 | Asleep? |
35587 | At your orders, s''norita? |
35587 | At your orders, s''norita? |
35587 | Beside himself? |
35587 | Besides, his own shindy with the same man is suggestive of suspicion-- is it not? |
35587 | Besides, why had the head been cut off? 35587 Bitten you, you say-- where?" |
35587 | Burn my throat, ye say? 35587 But are you sure you can sit her over it?" |
35587 | But before your brother came upon the ground, was there not some one else in your company? |
35587 | But fwhat diz it all mane? |
35587 | But how, and why? 35587 But how-- when-- you''ve not told me?" |
35587 | But how? |
35587 | But much prettier, of course? 35587 But the mowstanger? |
35587 | But to- day-- when you left-- was there any fresh news in the Settlement? 35587 But whar''s he now? |
35587 | But what did they have a difficulty about? |
35587 | But what is it? |
35587 | But what then? 35587 But what''s cut the hole in the door, an why''s the tother broken out at the back? |
35587 | But what_ does_ it mean? 35587 But where did you see this, Mr O''Neal?" |
35587 | But where is he? |
35587 | But which woman, I wonder? 35587 But who could have betrayed us? |
35587 | But who could have fired it? 35587 But who?--what others?" |
35587 | But whom? |
35587 | But why should the stranger have deceived us? |
35587 | But why, senor? 35587 But why, sir?" |
35587 | But you are sure, sir, he is not badly injured? 35587 But your father? |
35587 | But, Captain Calhoun,protested the overseer, in response to the gentleman who had reproached him in such chaste terms;"how air we to find the way?" |
35587 | But, Cassius: if we should lose our way? |
35587 | But, Miss Poindexter,stammered the guide, still doubting the powers of the spotted mustang,"suppose she can not? |
35587 | But, Misther Stump, did n''t yez till me to do it? 35587 But, Mr Gerald; why should we not ride off at once, in the opposite direction?" |
35587 | But, senor; surely I can see him? |
35587 | But,said he, after a speechless pause,"you do n''t mean to say that you could have controlled-- that the mustang was not running away with you? |
35587 | But-- but, how came_ you_ to be here? |
35587 | By what authority do you command me? 35587 By whom fired, do you think?" |
35587 | By whom? |
35587 | Can you speak French, mademoiselle? |
35587 | Can_ you_ tell us, miss? |
35587 | Come, Zeb; what''s the use of talking about my going back by myself? 35587 Cyan_ you_ give them, Misther Cashius Calhoun?" |
35587 | Dan Marryshow, yez say? 35587 Dead?" |
35587 | Did n''t I see Masther Maurice, as plain as I see yourself at this minnit? 35587 Did n''t yez heear somethin''? |
35587 | Did you follow us any farther? |
35587 | Did you know the man? |
35587 | Did you notice Calhoun as he came back? |
35587 | Did you notice whether repeated strokes had been given? 35587 Did_ you_ leap it?" |
35587 | Div yez think they waren''t Indyins, afther all? |
35587 | Div yez? 35587 Do n''t ye see that the shod tracks air kivered by them o''the maars? |
35587 | Do you intend us to start now? |
35587 | Do you mean this, Maurice Gerald? 35587 Do you remember her name?" |
35587 | Do you suppose it likely that there''s one of them would condescend to speak to the person you''ve named? |
35587 | Do you think it''s an Indian in disguise? |
35587 | Do you think she can do it? |
35587 | Do you wish me, Maurice? |
35587 | Does n''t that bate Banagher? |
35587 | Dreaming, or awake? 35587 Durn it, then, who ked a tuk him out? |
35587 | Durn you, nigger, do n''t ye remember me? 35587 Except the mansion?" |
35587 | Except the-- the--"Exceptin''the man- wuman, ye mane? |
35587 | Fwhare''s the tother-- the young chap, or lady, or wuman-- whichsomiver she art? 35587 Fwhat is it, Gertrude?" |
35587 | Fwhat rayzun? 35587 Going out for a ride, Louise?" |
35587 | Good day, Miss Poindexter? |
35587 | Had we not better silence_ him_? |
35587 | Had you any suspicion why, or by whom, the foul deed had been done? |
35587 | Hain''t I, though? |
35587 | Have I done so? |
35587 | Have they any other weapons? |
35587 | Have you come direct from there? |
35587 | Have you met, or seen, any one, miss-- out here, I mean? |
35587 | He did look rather unhappy,replied the major;"but surely, Captain Sloman, you do n''t attribute it to--?" |
35587 | He has been here, then? |
35587 | He has recovered from his wounds? |
35587 | He is ill? 35587 He may be dangerously wounded-- perhaps even to death?" |
35587 | He moutn''t have the mateerils riddy? 35587 He must be dead not to have heard us?" |
35587 | He''s coming this way, is he not? |
35587 | His horse at the gate? 35587 His name?" |
35587 | How are we to get him back? 35587 How can you tell that?" |
35587 | How could I help it? |
35587 | How do you know they have escaped it? |
35587 | How is Phaylum Onale to know that? 35587 How long ago was that?" |
35587 | How long have I been lying here? 35587 How long? |
35587 | How long? |
35587 | How should I know, cousin Cash? 35587 How should I know?" |
35587 | How was that? |
35587 | How, sir? |
35587 | I hope, sir, you will favour us with your name? |
35587 | I ought to have asked him his name? |
35587 | I suppose you are determined upon fighting? |
35587 | I wonder if I could ever learn to fling it? |
35587 | I wonder if coaxing would do any good? |
35587 | I wonder what puts such nonsense into my head? |
35587 | I wonder who''s brought the beast here? |
35587 | I wonder,muttered he, on re- entering the_ patio_,"whether the blubbering baby be in earnest? |
35587 | I? 35587 If I killed her, what would it avail? |
35587 | If a contrivance, why and to what end? 35587 If the lady be as attractive as you say, I suppose we''ll have Captain Cassius out here also, before long?" |
35587 | Impossible? |
35587 | In that case, ye know whar ye air? |
35587 | In what way can it concern you, Don Miguel Diaz? |
35587 | In what way? |
35587 | In your opinion, was the shot sufficient to have caused death, without the mutilation that, you think, must have been done afterwards? |
35587 | Is he asleep? |
35587 | Is he at home? 35587 Is it modesty?" |
35587 | Is that renegade Indian to be trusted, who appears to be as much an enemy to the whites as to the people of his own race? |
35587 | Is that the danger of which you have been speaking? |
35587 | Is that why the guards have been doubled? 35587 Is the major sure of the Indians being up? |
35587 | Is there a danger? |
35587 | Is there no chance of escape? |
35587 | Is there no chance of shaking him off? 35587 Isidora?" |
35587 | It appears to be a man? 35587 It frightened the others off, you think, and they followed no further?" |
35587 | It might be somebody I would n''t care to encounter? 35587 It might be-- who knows?" |
35587 | It mout be a man? |
35587 | It was the same, then, who visited the jacale at night-- the same Phalim saw? |
35587 | It will kill me, if I stay here? |
35587 | It_ should_ be somethin''of that kind: for what else_ can_ it be? 35587 Judging by your frankness, Miss Poindexter, you will not refuse to inform the Court who that person was?" |
35587 | Kicked? |
35587 | Let me hear it? 35587 Let me look at that card, Henry?" |
35587 | Like?--like? |
35587 | Louises what means this? 35587 Mass Poindex''er, sar? |
35587 | Mass''Tump, you it hab mix wif water? |
35587 | May I ask if this meeting was accidental, or by appointment? |
35587 | May I ask the name of the individual? |
35587 | May I ask where you live? |
35587 | May I ask, if on that night you went into the garden? |
35587 | Maybe the sound of a man''s voice would bring the animal to a stand? 35587 Me pay?" |
35587 | Monongahela? 35587 Mr Poindexter, you mean?" |
35587 | My horse? |
35587 | Na, now; you know what dis chile mean? |
35587 | Name? 35587 Need I tell you that I took that hand? |
35587 | Neither of you can object? |
35587 | No use waiting for that beauty to go to bed? 35587 No, kan''t ye? |
35587 | Now dear old Zeb, you will take this to Mr Gerald? 35587 O''what night air ye palaverin'', Plute?" |
35587 | Odd he should always make back there? |
35587 | Of her, and him? 35587 Of what young fellow do you speak?" |
35587 | Of what, sir? |
35587 | Of whom are you speaking? |
35587 | Of whom do you speak? 35587 Oh, Mr Zebulon Stump, is it you?" |
35587 | Oh; some vaqueros have seen it? |
35587 | On foot, Mr Stump, as usual? |
35587 | On horseback, then? |
35587 | On second thoughts-- perhaps-- better not have him taken? 35587 On the Rio Grande, senor?" |
35587 | On what charge? |
35587 | On your hospitality, perhaps? 35587 Only Phelim you expect to meet? |
35587 | Or is this man mocking me? 35587 Part of it there was some one with you?" |
35587 | Perhaps he is not well waited upon? 35587 Perhaps you are anxious to get back to your party?" |
35587 | Perhaps you will be good enough to inform the Court at what hour? |
35587 | Perhaps,said he,"I might manage to hobble a bit, if I only had a crutch? |
35587 | Poindexter? |
35587 | Prandy und pitters, you calls for, Mishter Calhoun? |
35587 | Prom whom? |
35587 | Ready for what? |
35587 | Save you from what? |
35587 | She''s outside, you say? 35587 Should we not be trespassing on the patience of your people?" |
35587 | Sign? |
35587 | Size? |
35587 | So soon? 35587 Some decoy to draw us into an ambuscade?" |
35587 | Some other danger? 35587 Standing solitary?" |
35587 | Surely I can see him? |
35587 | Surely he is not abed till this hour? 35587 Surely it ca n''t be that? |
35587 | Surely you are jesting, Mr Stump? |
35587 | Surely,said Poindexter, after making an examination of the captured mustang,"this must be the animal of which old Zeb Stump has been telling me?" |
35587 | Tell me, dear Zeb,said she, after directing her maid to withdraw,"why have they arrested this Mexican-- Miguel Diaz I mean? |
35587 | The Lafourche ball? 35587 The aristocratic father, then? |
35587 | The colour? |
35587 | The other? |
35587 | The other? |
35587 | The others? |
35587 | The same? 35587 Then you think the fellow may have killed Poindexter in a fair fight?" |
35587 | Then you''ve come from his place, direct? 35587 Then, no doubt, you have heard that there has been a-- murder-- committed?" |
35587 | There can be no harm in our seeing how the_ Irlandes_ has housed himself out here? |
35587 | There have been Indians, then? |
35587 | There was a reconciliation, then? |
35587 | There''s too many of them fellows coming after-- some that can track, too? 35587 They appear to have made a circuit, and come round again?" |
35587 | They may have crossed at some other place, and continued the pursuit? |
35587 | Three or four mile? 35587 Thur air sommeat amiss? |
35587 | Thur''s jest a posserbillity the skunk mout sneak out i''the night? |
35587 | To whom does it belong-- this_ jacale_? |
35587 | To whom? |
35587 | Trath, yez may;--but how Misther Stump? 35587 Two-- who were they?" |
35587 | Unpleasant news, papa? |
35587 | Upon what? |
35587 | Wal, ye see thet ere prickly cacktis plant growin''cloast to the edge o''the openin''? |
35587 | Wal-- don''t ye see they air kivered wi''them o''the mowstanger''s hoss? |
35587 | Wal; do you remember ever to hev seed it afore? 35587 Was he still in the same temper? |
35587 | Was it a clean out-- as if done by a sharp- edged weapon? |
35587 | Was it she who has done this? |
35587 | Was there a snake at all? |
35587 | Waterspouts? |
35587 | We had better go inside, and make sure? |
35587 | We keep our distance, do n''t we? |
35587 | Well, Spangler, my good fellow; what do you make of it? |
35587 | Well, that-- some of the boys here think there''s been a struggle between him and--"Atween him an who? |
35587 | Well; since you think me so worthless, it wo n''t, I suppose, better your opinion of me, when I tell you what I''m going to do with you? |
35587 | Were you alone? |
35587 | Wha night? 35587 Whar?" |
35587 | What am I to do? 35587 What are we to do?" |
35587 | What are we to do? |
35587 | What are we to do? |
35587 | What can it mean? |
35587 | What can papa have heard? 35587 What can the major have written to him? |
35587 | What can the man be after? |
35587 | What can the masther mane? 35587 What d''ye call this?" |
35587 | What did you do, after making the observations you have described? |
35587 | What did you hear, Mr Calhoun? |
35587 | What div I mane? 35587 What do the fellows mean by their gibberish?" |
35587 | What do ye call this? |
35587 | What do you mean by that? |
35587 | What do you mean, Mr Stump? |
35587 | What do you mean, girl? |
35587 | What do you want, Pluto? |
35587 | What does it all mean? |
35587 | What dress? |
35587 | What durned tom- foolery''s this, boys? |
35587 | What evidence of the generosity you are so good as to ascribe to me? |
35587 | What facts? |
35587 | What fear of them? 35587 What fellur air ye talkin''o''? |
35587 | What game? |
35587 | What have I done? 35587 What have you done with it, sirrah?" |
35587 | What have you seen, that you talk so loudly? |
35587 | What hev ye been hearin''? |
35587 | What hoss? |
35587 | What if I lose sight of her? 35587 What insinuation, sir?" |
35587 | What is causing the commotion? |
35587 | What is it for? |
35587 | What is it, Cash? |
35587 | What is it, Crespino? |
35587 | What is it, Loo? |
35587 | What is it, Mr Sansom? |
35587 | What is it, Pheelum? 35587 What is it, anyhow?" |
35587 | What is it, father? |
35587 | What is it, you confounded fellow? |
35587 | What is it? |
35587 | What is it? |
35587 | What is it? |
35587 | What is it? |
35587 | What is it? |
35587 | What is that? 35587 What is the woman going to do?" |
35587 | What is to be done? |
35587 | What makes her a_ maar_? 35587 What makes ye think he travelled two hunder mile?" |
35587 | What man? 35587 What mattered that? |
35587 | What matters it, if we know he''s guilty? 35587 What matters that? |
35587 | What mean you, Cash? |
35587 | What means this, Don Miguel Diaz? |
35587 | What means this? |
35587 | What means those things I''ve heard-- myself seen? 35587 What news?" |
35587 | What of all that? |
35587 | What of yourself? |
35587 | What proof have you of what you say? 35587 What proof?" |
35587 | What reason did he give for saying that I should pay? 35587 What reason have you to think they were Mexicans?" |
35587 | What sort of a lady? |
35587 | What sort of weapon would you say? |
35587 | What sum? |
35587 | What the deuce is the matter with your heels-- to- day of all others? 35587 What the devil are you talking about? |
35587 | What the devil can that mean? |
35587 | What the devil has got into you, Phelim? 35587 What then?" |
35587 | What varmints, Misther Stump? 35587 What war it?" |
35587 | What would you do for_ him_? |
35587 | What young fellow? |
35587 | What''s a pity? |
35587 | What''s been a doin''hyur? 35587 What''s that you''ve been saying? |
35587 | What''s the use, Sam Manly? 35587 What''s to be did? |
35587 | What''s to be done? 35587 What''s up anyhow? |
35587 | What''s your explanation, Mr Stump? |
35587 | What, then? |
35587 | What? |
35587 | What_ do_ you make of it, gentlemen? |
35587 | What_ kin_ it be? |
35587 | When is it to take place? |
35587 | Where are you going? |
35587 | Where can the boy be? |
35587 | Where did it take place? |
35587 | Where did you meet the lady you speak of? |
35587 | Where is he? |
35587 | Where is it? 35587 Where is my horse?" |
35587 | Where is she? |
35587 | Where is the horse? 35587 Where were you, Miss Poindexter, on the night when your brother was last seen?" |
35587 | Where, Henry-- where? |
35587 | Where? 35587 Where?" |
35587 | Where? |
35587 | Whet sort o''a mustang? |
35587 | Which on''em shed I foller fust? 35587 Which way was she going? |
35587 | Which? 35587 Who can that woman be?" |
35587 | Who cares whether Mr Cassius Calhoun be a dangerous man, or a harmless one? 35587 Who could have helped liking him? |
35587 | Who did you then think it might be? |
35587 | Who does the shoein''o''yur cattle? 35587 Who ever heard of Comanches playing cards?" |
35587 | Who had him out thet night? |
35587 | Who has been heeur? |
35587 | Who has been here since then? |
35587 | Who knows but the cause of quarrel-- if there''s been one-- might not be this splendid senorita so much talked about? 35587 Who knows?" |
35587 | Who then ked it be; unless it war the owner o''the hoss hisself? 35587 Who wants me?" |
35587 | Who war it, then? 35587 Who''s inside the shanty?" |
35587 | Who''s insoide? 35587 Who, then, is the black beast, or what is it-- if not a human?" |
35587 | Who? 35587 Who? |
35587 | Who? |
35587 | Who? |
35587 | Who? |
35587 | Who_ can_ she be? |
35587 | Whose do you think it is, Spangler? |
35587 | Why can I not? |
35587 | Why cyant yez not? 35587 Why do n''t ye stan''still? |
35587 | Why do ye weesh that? 35587 Why do you ask that, Loo? |
35587 | Why do you ask the question, Louise? |
35587 | Why do you think so, papa? 35587 Why do you think that?" |
35587 | Why have you brought it forth? |
35587 | Why have you thus armed yourself? |
35587 | Why not? |
35587 | Why should I not do the same with the body of Henry Poindexter? 35587 Why should I? |
35587 | Why should I? 35587 Why the hell do n''t you haul?" |
35587 | Why you be go''way in dat big hurry? 35587 Why, Major Ringwood? |
35587 | Why, wan''t it himself that tuk the anymal out? |
35587 | Why? |
35587 | Why? |
35587 | Will yez take it nate, or with a little wather? 35587 Will you step this way, Mr Stump?" |
35587 | Wind, sir? 35587 With you on her back?" |
35587 | Without seeing his face? |
35587 | Wo n''t yez wait betther afther tastin''a dhrap av the crayther? |
35587 | Wonder now what thet''s for? |
35587 | Wonder what sort it air, slickerin''aboout hyur at this time o''the night? 35587 Worse than a snake?" |
35587 | Worse, yez say, Misther Stump? 35587 Ye ai n''t got sech a thing as a gun in the shanty? |
35587 | Ye do n''t mean hangin'', do ye? |
35587 | Ye mean who grupped the maar? |
35587 | Ye remimber the shot I fired from the door o''the shanty? |
35587 | Ye say they war on a trail? 35587 Yes-- he must be coming on? |
35587 | Yes-- yes-- who? |
35587 | Yes; how was she dressed? |
35587 | Yez be goin''there, masther Maurice? 35587 Yez do n''t? |
35587 | You admire these wild scenes, Miss Poindexter? |
35587 | You appear impatient to go forward? 35587 You are jesting, Don Miguel?" |
35587 | You are perhaps not aware, Mr Stump,rejoins the Regulator Chief, in a calm voice,"of what we''ve just been hearing?" |
35587 | You are sure he is dead, then? |
35587 | You are sure of it? |
35587 | You changed your mind about its being Indians? |
35587 | You do n''t know her? 35587 You do n''t suppose they leaped it?" |
35587 | You do n''t tink, Pluto, he been gone kill Massa Henry? |
35587 | You expect to be pursued? |
35587 | You hain''t seed nuthin''o''the young lady, hev ye, Mister Calhoun? |
35587 | You have been to his room? |
35587 | You have one? |
35587 | You know my reasons, nephew? |
35587 | You know the old hacienda has a flat roof, I suppose? 35587 You know the spot of open ground at the top of the hill-- where the three roads meet?" |
35587 | You mean the place where some blood was found? |
35587 | You mean the storm of that name? |
35587 | You mean to say my daughter has been here? |
35587 | You meant--? |
35587 | You must ha''been dreemin? |
35587 | You never hunt on horseback, I believe? |
35587 | You promise it? |
35587 | You said you could easily do it, if there was any Indian trouble going on? |
35587 | You saw me, then? |
35587 | You saw the body? |
35587 | You saw the chase then? |
35587 | You say none ob dem gen''l''m you care for? 35587 You see that, major?" |
35587 | You see, gentlemen, the ball is still in the animal''s body? 35587 You think that he and my cousin crossed here together?" |
35587 | You think you might discover some traces? |
35587 | You think, with my hair upon your head, you would be invincible among the men? |
35587 | You use it with great skill? 35587 You wanted to be alone?" |
35587 | You will not marry me then? |
35587 | You will not refuse me now? |
35587 | You wish me to speak further? |
35587 | You''ll admit,rejoined Crossman, of the Rifles,"that the circumstances are strong against him? |
35587 | You''ll have something to eat? 35587 You''re not afraid, ai n''t you?" |
35587 | You''ve lost the way, Cash? |
35587 | You''ve lost the way, nephew? |
35587 | You, major? |
35587 | You,_ alannah_? 35587 You?" |
35587 | You? |
35587 | You_ air_ in a hurry? 35587 Your father may be alarmed by your long absence? |
35587 | Your fellow tenant of the jacale might not like being intruded upon by visitors-- more especially a stranger? |
35587 | Your foster- brother? |
35587 | Yur good to keep a seecret, Maje? 35587 _ Have you anything to say why sentence of death should not be pronounced upon you_?" |
35587 | _ Is_ it the masther? 35587 _ Quien sabe_?" |
35587 | _ Quien sabe_? |
35587 | _ Quien sale_? 35587 _ Si, senor-- si_--yes, of Don Mauricio Zyerral, this the-- house?" |
35587 | ` Yis''again? 35587 ''Tain''t so durnation eezy to kill turkey gobbler arter sun- up, wi''a clamjamferry like this comin''clost upon a fellur''s heels? 35587 ''Tis the third time I''ve seen her passing within this week? 35587 ''Twas a trick got up to try us!--perhaps himself in sight, a witness of our disgraceful flight? 35587 ''tain''t Mass''Tump--''t use to fotch de ven''son an de turkey gobbla to de ole plantashun? 35587 A real rude hut, you say? |
35587 | A simple promise would scarce be sufficient in a crisis like that? |
35587 | A solicitude like that shown for him by the Mexican senora, could scarce spring from simple friendship? |
35587 | A thief?" |
35587 | After all he might have been misinformed? |
35587 | After all, what can Zeb Stump say, or do? |
35587 | After that, where should the assassins be sought for? |
35587 | Ah, then; what would life be to me? |
35587 | Air ye in airnest, nigger?" |
35587 | Alone?" |
35587 | Am I right, senora? |
35587 | Am I to be turned adrift upon the prairie, or shut up in a convent? |
35587 | Am I to take it as a type of this still untraced destiny?" |
35587 | Am I to tell the old gentleman what I think o''t?" |
35587 | Am I to tell_ him_?" |
35587 | An fwhat''s afther them? |
35587 | An fwhere is she now?" |
35587 | An unexpected sight: who could have looked for human being in such a place? |
35587 | An''fwhat div yez think I''ve heerd Owld Duffer talkin''about below?" |
35587 | An''now, as ye know it, what air to hinder you from ridin''past it agin; and follering the trail o''the maars back''ard? |
35587 | An''supposin''I wuz to say yis, fwhat ud yez be afther wantin''wid him?" |
35587 | An''where cyan the masther be, if it was n''t him? |
35587 | An''why air the big gate shet an barred-- in the middle o''breakfist time? |
35587 | An''why shed he have dud it? |
35587 | An''yit, who knows? |
35587 | And after all, there may be nothing to be known? |
35587 | And did n''t he forget to take it? |
35587 | And the woman-- this Mexican-- Isidora? |
35587 | And then what must follow? |
35587 | And then-- what then? |
35587 | And this you call justice? |
35587 | And were you able to tell by that?" |
35587 | And where, and when, did you hear it?" |
35587 | And where, may I ask?" |
35587 | And who could this man be? |
35587 | And why not?" |
35587 | And why should she have interposed to save him-- him, the murderer of my son-- her own brother? |
35587 | And why this?" |
35587 | And why was she riding at such a perilous pace? |
35587 | And why, pray, do you grieve about that?" |
35587 | And why? |
35587 | And will God permit this red- handed ruffian to escape? |
35587 | Another letter?" |
35587 | Anywhere near where we''ve been to- day?" |
35587 | Are his wounds of a dangerous nature?" |
35587 | Are not the Comanches_ en paz_ at present? |
35587 | Are they still continuing on? |
35587 | Are they to be pursued? |
35587 | Are ye ready?" |
35587 | Are ye riddy?" |
35587 | Are you desirous of hearing them?" |
35587 | Arrah now me honey; fwhat ud be the use av consalin''it? |
35587 | Arrah, now, fhwat''s the use av yer stayin''here, wastin''the best part av yer days in doin''nothin''? |
35587 | Arrah, now;_ you_ would n''t be afther havin''a little flask upon yer sweet silf? |
35587 | At this hour? |
35587 | At this season they herd together, and keep apart from the horses; unless when--""When what?" |
35587 | Av coorse they hav, else fwhy is it not in its place? |
35587 | Being up there, how could I avoid seeing you as you passed-- that is, so long as you were not under_ the shade of the acacias_?" |
35587 | Besides fwhat ud be the use? |
35587 | Besides, it wudn''t be raal honest av me to take it widout lave-- wud it, Tara?" |
35587 | Besides, what can I say myself-- the only witness? |
35587 | But did you follow them to-- to-- how far did you follow them?" |
35587 | But did you say you have heard of the animal-- I mean since you left us?" |
35587 | But how did you know of this place? |
35587 | But if he_ should_ come at that time,_ you_ detain him-- won''t you?" |
35587 | But tell me what has caused it? |
35587 | But the man-- the rider? |
35587 | But the man-- what was he doing? |
35587 | But the mare? |
35587 | But to what end? |
35587 | But to what purpose? |
35587 | But true: I think I''ve heard you say you prefer that sort of thing?" |
35587 | But what could that thing have meant? |
35587 | But what of that? |
35587 | But what signify ten miles? |
35587 | But what were you going to say? |
35587 | But what would you have me do?" |
35587 | But when? |
35587 | But who air the young gen''leman yur speakin''o''? |
35587 | But who could have done it? |
35587 | But who do ye_ think_ it war? |
35587 | But who is the lucky individual who accomplished the capture?" |
35587 | But why is Louise Poindexter there-- alone-- unaccompanied by white or black, by relative or slave? |
35587 | But why is he still absent? |
35587 | But why shed it temp him to the killin''o''her brother? |
35587 | But why should Henry Poindexter have been excited too? |
35587 | But your mount? |
35587 | But, Miss Poindexter, may I ask how you knew that I have been this way at all?" |
35587 | By keeping to the former, he might find out much; but by changing to the latter he might learn more? |
35587 | By my faith, I''m in a serious scrape? |
35587 | By whom?" |
35587 | Can I?" |
35587 | Can any one have told him? |
35587 | Can any one suggest what it is to be?" |
35587 | Can it be that she is taken? |
35587 | Can it be the red- skinned marauders? |
35587 | Can it be, that she has been overtaken and captured? |
35587 | Can the charge be true? |
35587 | Can we do nothing to avoid it?" |
35587 | Can we do so?" |
35587 | Can you explain, Louise?" |
35587 | Clinging to her tail? |
35587 | Could it be Louise Poindexter? |
35587 | Could it be the young Creole-- the cousin of his direst enemy as well as his reputed sweetheart? |
35587 | Could the lady have ridden out to meet him, or Maurice gone in? |
35587 | Could there be a doubt of it? |
35587 | D''you s''pose any man o''sense believes in sech varmint as them? |
35587 | Dan Marryshow? |
35587 | Daylight? |
35587 | De ole massr, or de young''un?" |
35587 | Dear Zeb, you promise me?" |
35587 | Did I not tell you to go home? |
35587 | Did any one know where the horse- hunter had his home? |
35587 | Did he tell ye o''nothin''else he seed hyur?" |
35587 | Did he wish to show his zeal by going alone? |
35587 | Did n''t I cut the pisen out, soon''s I killed the critter, by cuttin''off o''its head?" |
35587 | Did n''t I fill it for Masther Maurice to take wid him the last time he went to the sittlements? |
35587 | Did n''t I tell yez there was another snake? |
35587 | Did n''t yez save her life into the bargain?" |
35587 | Did n''t yez see nothin''av a wuman, Miss Pointdixther?" |
35587 | Did some one say, name? |
35587 | Did you ever see anything so beautiful as she is, Phelim-- I mean in the way of horseflesh?" |
35587 | Did you hear him state any?" |
35587 | Did you?" |
35587 | Did your vaqueros get close enough to know what it was?" |
35587 | Div yez mane a rattle- snake?" |
35587 | Div yez mane is for the same now? |
35587 | Div yez mane that it''s dangerous?" |
35587 | Do n''t I till ye that the masther''s in bid?" |
35587 | Do n''t ye see them thur bruises on the grass?" |
35587 | Do n''t ye see thur toe- marks, both on this side an the t''other? |
35587 | Do n''t yez think so, Tara?" |
35587 | Do n''t yez, misthress?" |
35587 | Do n''t you see a coal- black cloud spreading over the sky? |
35587 | Do n''t you think so, Miss Poindexter?" |
35587 | Do not tell me that he is ill?" |
35587 | Do you expect to meet any one there?" |
35587 | Do you know if she has often visited him?" |
35587 | Do you know that we''ve been chased by a drove of wild steeds, and had actually to ride for our lives?" |
35587 | Do you mean it?" |
35587 | Do you mean to say that the despatch- rider-- if he be one-- is leading us into-- into an ambuscade?" |
35587 | Do you not know me? |
35587 | Do you see anything there?" |
35587 | Do you speak the truth,_ nor capitan_?" |
35587 | Do you think she can carry you over--""Over what, sir?" |
35587 | Do you wish me to intercede, and make up your quarrel with Pluto?" |
35587 | Do you?" |
35587 | Does he knew that we have met?" |
35587 | Drunk, or dreaming? |
35587 | Entiende, V_?" |
35587 | Even if going in the direction of the doubtful streamlet, he might never succeed in reaching it? |
35587 | Even if he should not succeed in concealing himself within the thicket, who is there to overtake him? |
35587 | Father of fifty years old, why reason in this foolish fashion? |
35587 | Fetch them to your feet? |
35587 | Fetch whom?" |
35587 | Fo what you ask, Mass Tump?" |
35587 | For the latter, who ever really loved that cared a straw for class, or caste? |
35587 | For what div yez want me to do that?" |
35587 | For what do you ask forgiveness?" |
35587 | For what purpose? |
35587 | For what reason should the young fellow be leading us astray?" |
35587 | For what reason?" |
35587 | For what reezun? |
35587 | For what, nephew?" |
35587 | For what?" |
35587 | For what?" |
35587 | Freshly killed, he appears? |
35587 | Further proofs?" |
35587 | Fust place what do ye make o''the young fellur bein''wownded hisself? |
35587 | Ghost it could not be; flesh and bones I grasped myself; so did Vicente on the other side? |
35587 | Go to slape agane? |
35587 | Gone, yez say? |
35587 | Gratitude do n''t get out of its bed in the middle of the night-- to keep appointments at the bottom of a garden? |
35587 | Grief-- fear-- jealousy-- what must be the state of the soul in which these emotions are co- existent? |
35587 | Had he been only restrained by the presence of his sister from attacking me? |
35587 | Had she grown fonder of the society of her Texan relatives-- fonder as they grew older? |
35587 | Had they killed one another? |
35587 | Hain''t ye seed thet afore, ye greenhorn? |
35587 | Hain''t yo forgot to fetch yur head wi ye?" |
35587 | Has any one else been to this place?" |
35587 | Has he taken advantage of your-- your-- unfortunate passion?" |
35587 | Has it bitten him?" |
35587 | Has it left any, I wonder?" |
35587 | Has met with some misfortune? |
35587 | Has she who addressed it succumbed to the pursuer? |
35587 | Has some other had the offer, and earned the thousand dollars? |
35587 | Has the whole day been a dream? |
35587 | Has there been a quarrel with any one?" |
35587 | Have I spoken like one who jests?" |
35587 | Have a little sugar, or honey, along with it?" |
35587 | Have n''t you met a woman astride a grey horse?" |
35587 | Have you any names here? |
35587 | Have you ever been in a hunting- field, at home, with riding habits trailing the sward, and plumed hats proudly nodding around you? |
35587 | Have you got any?" |
35587 | Have you heard anything of the pretty creature?" |
35587 | Have you heard anything, miss?" |
35587 | Have you made any discovery in this queer affair? |
35587 | Have you nothing more to communicate?" |
35587 | Have you seen a ghost?" |
35587 | Have_ you_ a house?" |
35587 | He could not be sure of their not burning his fingers-- those queer cards? |
35587 | He is riding at the rate of twenty to the hour; and in half an hour he may find shelter in the chapparal? |
35587 | He looks as if you had been riding a long race-- like ourselves?" |
35587 | He may be in some poor place-- perhaps uncourteously treated-- perhaps neglected? |
35587 | He may have ridden out again? |
35587 | He may not come? |
35587 | He may not have any delicacies-- such as an invalid stands in need of? |
35587 | He might capture the Headless Horseman, and ascertain from_ him_ the why and wherefore of his wild wanderings? |
35587 | He might not be going in the right direction? |
35587 | He rud out somewhar, and the hoss kim back''ithout him? |
35587 | He s a snake bit ye?" |
35587 | He saw me in company with-- Can it be that? |
35587 | He sed, that his life moight depend upon it? |
35587 | He sees them; but what of that? |
35587 | He''s at home, ai n''t he?" |
35587 | He''s near enough for your_ escopette_, is he not?" |
35587 | He''s only the girl''s cousin, you say?" |
35587 | He_ is_ in earnest, else why that row in the stable? |
35587 | He_ may_ be in his room? |
35587 | Henry thrown from his horse? |
35587 | Her beauty may have lost some of its bloom?" |
35587 | Her father-- can he? |
35587 | Her name is--""Is?" |
35587 | Here goes?" |
35587 | Hev they gone that way agin?" |
35587 | His case might not be so hopeless? |
35587 | His fingers were fearfully lacerated in the act; but what mattered that, when weighed against the life of his beloved master? |
35587 | His head cut off?" |
35587 | His rival will soon be no more; but what matters it? |
35587 | His wounds-- they are not dangerous?" |
35587 | His''n I serpose? |
35587 | Hiv yez any about ye?" |
35587 | How air it to be done? |
35587 | How am I to git his feet up?" |
35587 | How am I to lit yez know, if you''re beyant hearin''av me voice? |
35587 | How are they to find their way? |
35587 | How are we to live, if the gun goes?" |
35587 | How came I into it? |
35587 | How came the cousin of Louise Poindexter to be astir at that late hour of the night, or, as it was now, the earliest of the morning? |
35587 | How come you to be here? |
35587 | How could I have remained in ignorance of it? |
35587 | How could it be otherwise, with such a sorrow at her heart? |
35587 | How do you live? |
35587 | How fur d''ye reck''n?" |
35587 | How had El Coyote got hold of it? |
35587 | How is he? |
35587 | How is she to know that their intent is not hostile? |
35587 | How long do it take him to put on a kupple?" |
35587 | How long since I saw it first? |
35587 | How long was it to continue? |
35587 | How long''s it since he shod any o''yourn?" |
35587 | How much did Don Miguel pay you for your treason?" |
35587 | How on earth can you know all that?" |
35587 | How shall I explain it? |
35587 | How the hell could they have come into the possession of the other?" |
35587 | How then should he have prepared such an infernal surprise? |
35587 | How thin?" |
35587 | How was it to terminate? |
35587 | How was the engagement to be given? |
35587 | How, Zeb?" |
35587 | How, Zeb?" |
35587 | How? |
35587 | How?" |
35587 | I can speak to you in Spanish, if you prefer it; but I dare say you will understand me better in English: which, I presume, is your native tongue?" |
35587 | I do n''t see him nowhar''beout the premises; an I reck''n he ai n''t rud out, seein''as the sorrel''s hyur?" |
35587 | I fear you are taking leave of your senses, or have left them behind you in Louisiana? |
35587 | I have no longer a son?" |
35587 | I hope there''s nothing--""The matther wid him, yez wur goin''to say? |
35587 | I hope they hain''t--""Have n''t what?" |
35587 | I hope thur hain''t nuthin''gone astray?" |
35587 | I know not how I shall ever be able to reciprocate your kindness?" |
35587 | I know the worthless wretch that''s driven you to this denial--""Who?" |
35587 | I liked him from the first-- you know I did? |
35587 | I mean it-- before this time_ to- morrow_, you shall stand in the witness- box?" |
35587 | I must have been aslape, an dhramin? |
35587 | I never told you I did-- did I?" |
35587 | I presume I have guessed aright: you meant the Indians?" |
35587 | I reckon we can cross a piece of scorched prairie, without wheel- marks to guide us? |
35587 | I said brown sherry, did n''t I?" |
35587 | I suppose a man must n''t fight, however much aggrieved, without first obtaining a licence from Major Ringwood? |
35587 | I suppose the horse has his head upon him? |
35587 | I suppose there is a question about that?" |
35587 | I suppose we can travel over a black prairie, as safely as a green one? |
35587 | I suppose you understand me?" |
35587 | I think I saw a jar inside, that''s intended to go?" |
35587 | I think you said you would prefer whisky?" |
35587 | I was beginning to be alarmed about--""About what, sir?" |
35587 | I wonder if he hev left any o''the licker? |
35587 | I wonder what has become of Zeb Stump?" |
35587 | I wondher now if them Indyins has come acrass av the dimmyjan? |
35587 | I''ve been told that the Mexicans commence almost in childhood; that that is why they attain to such wonderful skill?" |
35587 | If I kill him? |
35587 | If he could but overhear what they were saying? |
35587 | If it be he, why should he be going that way?" |
35587 | If not she, who else could it be? |
35587 | If not, what was her motive? |
35587 | If not, what was it? |
35587 | If she has caused humiliation to the woman she hates, along with it she may have brought ruin upon the man whom she loves? |
35587 | If the former, was Don Silvio aware of it? |
35587 | If the latter, was he at home-- an approving party to the assignation? |
35587 | If there has, owld dog, fwhat''ud become av you an me? |
35587 | If there was that--""You have not heard the news, then?" |
35587 | If there''s anything asthray wid me imaginashun, fhwat is it that''s gone wrong wid your own? |
35587 | If these_ men_--_Los Reguladores_--the dreaded judges I''ve heard of-- if they should find him guilty, where may it end? |
35587 | If you have any doubts, had you not better abandon her? |
35587 | In all likelihood it stayed not where it was sent, but was lost in the secret recesses of the chapparal? |
35587 | In coorse he hated yur cousin Cash-- an who does n''t, I shed like to know? |
35587 | In doubt she advanced to address him:"I may have made a mistake?" |
35587 | In either case, it might be days before he could use the limb; and what, meanwhile, was he to do? |
35587 | In fact I did so: you saw it?" |
35587 | In other words, was he an eavesdropper by accident, or a spy acting upon information previously communicated to him? |
35587 | In the strife, whose sounds had indistinctly reached her, there may have been a third party-- Maurice Gerald? |
35587 | In what direction? |
35587 | In what way?" |
35587 | Indians? |
35587 | Into the corral, wid the others?" |
35587 | Is he about to unburden his conscience of the weight that must be on it? |
35587 | Is he at home? |
35587 | Is he dead, or is it a_ ruse_ to get me near? |
35587 | Is he inside?" |
35587 | Is it a Mexican word? |
35587 | Is it but his suspicions? |
35587 | Is it fear? |
35587 | Is it from training; or does a horse run faster when ridden? |
35587 | Is it he-- Henry?" |
35587 | Is it imperative you should go?" |
35587 | Is it man, or demon, that mocks me? |
35587 | Is it mockery, this seeming contempt of court? |
35587 | Is it on fire_ now_?" |
35587 | Is it so, Mr Gerald?" |
35587 | Is it so?" |
35587 | Is it something to be alarmed about?" |
35587 | Is it surprising that in such a land women should be found, endowed with those qualities that have been ascribed to Isidora? |
35587 | Is it the hand of God that directs this enemy on his track? |
35587 | Is it the mere instinct of the animal, giving way to a blind unreasoning effort at impossible escape? |
35587 | Is it the way he is wanted to go? |
35587 | Is it to be an acknowledgment of guilt? |
35587 | Is it to prove so again? |
35587 | Is it true that your brother parted in anger with the prisoner at the bar?" |
35587 | Is it true, Gerald? |
35587 | Is it yours? |
35587 | Is n''t there the smell av swate fingers about it? |
35587 | Is she straying? |
35587 | Is she there of her own accord-- by her own free will? |
35587 | Is she willing to have you? |
35587 | Is that all you know about it? |
35587 | Is that beauteous form in the embrace of a paint- bedaubed savage? |
35587 | Is that so, girl?" |
35587 | Is that so? |
35587 | Is that to be the law of the land?" |
35587 | Is the macho coming on?" |
35587 | Is the old maje really afraid of his getting out of the guard- house?" |
35587 | Is the trial to be further postponed? |
35587 | Is there a boding in the behaviour of the birds? |
35587 | Is there a dead body?" |
35587 | Is there any house on the other side?" |
35587 | Is this the thought that sustains him? |
35587 | It accounts for his cold indifference to me? |
35587 | It air the hoss''s throat ye mean, I s''pose?" |
35587 | It could not be a man? |
35587 | It could not be anything relating to young Poindexter''s sister?" |
35587 | It could scarce be caused by the absence of her brother from the breakfast- table? |
35587 | It cyan''t be smothered up in the blankyet? |
35587 | It cyant be yersilf, Miss Pointdixther? |
35587 | It is broken by the formalised interrogatory of the judge? |
35587 | It is his? |
35587 | It might be the individual whose form had just faded out of sight? |
35587 | It might be there again? |
35587 | It seemed a most unpropitious place for playing eavesdropper; and yet there might be a chance? |
35587 | It ud do it no good; nayther cyan it do him any harm to spake about it? |
35587 | Kin ye promise me three days?" |
35587 | Know ye not that some must suffer-- must work and starve-- that others may enjoy the luxury of idleness? |
35587 | Know you where you are, sir? |
35587 | Lazoed in his saddle and dragged to the earth? |
35587 | Let me enter, and watch over him? |
35587 | Let me see? |
35587 | Like themselves, it could only be going towards the Leona: perhaps some government convoy on its way to Fort Inge? |
35587 | Listened she to the voices of the birds, from garden and grove swelling harmoniously around her? |
35587 | Masther Maurice? |
35587 | Maurice Gerald never--""Did the deed, you are going to say? |
35587 | May I ask what it was, Mr Gerald?" |
35587 | May I have your permission to introduce this Hibernian fashion into the settlements of Texas?" |
35587 | May be it''ll be comin''this way in purshoot av them?" |
35587 | Maybe he was about to commit_ murder_? |
35587 | Maybe the overseer? |
35587 | Maybe yez do n''t know that the whisky''s on the idge of bein''out? |
35587 | Mexicano_?" |
35587 | Might there not remain some trace of that clandestine correspondence in the place where it had been carried on? |
35587 | Miss Looey, you so''peak?" |
35587 | Mout it be thet ere individooal yur inquirin''abeout?" |
35587 | Much more might the thief? |
35587 | My cousin, a young lady, betrayed by a common scamp-- a horse, trader-- who would have said a word against it? |
35587 | No doubt you can identify it at some distance?" |
35587 | No, they are not near? |
35587 | Not at the tavern, I hope?" |
35587 | Not in his sleeping- room, I suppose?" |
35587 | Not me, I hope?" |
35587 | Nothin''happened to yur young mistress, I hope? |
35587 | Now, sir, I hope you are satisfied?" |
35587 | Now, sir, will that be agreeable to you?" |
35587 | O blissed Mother, what will become av me? |
35587 | O, sir, tell me, what is the nature of his illness-- what has caused it?" |
35587 | One o''two things it air boun''to be: eyther a bunnel o''rags, or ole Harry from hell?" |
35587 | One who can keep my secret-- who? |
35587 | Only a mile you say?" |
35587 | Only him?" |
35587 | Only say ye''ll streetch a pint, an gi''me three days?" |
35587 | Only the Comanches could have been so cruel? |
35587 | Only the hoss comin''home wi''some rid spots on the seddle?" |
35587 | Or am I mad-- mad-- mad?" |
35587 | Or go on and brave the dark storm that is fast gathering around him? |
35587 | Or had Diaz met him on the way, and forced the letter from him? |
35587 | Or had she become conscious of playing a part open to the suspicion of being unfeminine? |
35587 | Or had the severance been effected by a single cut?" |
35587 | Or how heartily I pressed it? |
35587 | Or is it his tail that is missing?" |
35587 | Or is it the breathing of the horse? |
35587 | Or it may have been the bud of a young love, blighted ere it reached blooming-- by absence, oft fatal to such tender plants of passion? |
35587 | Or was it another chapter of incongruous impossibilities, like that still fresh before his mind? |
35587 | Or, is it only me imaginayshin that''s desavin''me? |
35587 | Or, perhaps, it was but a casual thing-- the encounter of which he had been told, between his daughter and Maurice the mustanger? |
35587 | Or, was it the whisky that did it? |
35587 | Perceiving it, the planter approached, and accosted him with the inquiry:"Is there still a danger?" |
35587 | Perhaps Phelim along with him? |
35587 | Perhaps a second day and night-- or longer-- who can tell how long? |
35587 | Perhaps he''ll repeat his visit, when he thinks I''m in a proper state to receive him? |
35587 | Perhaps it can only be answered by God and himself?" |
35587 | Perhaps it may be a prison?" |
35587 | Perhaps they may have been successful? |
35587 | Perhaps you are yourself interested in Miss Poindexter, notwithstanding your pretensions to be considered a Joseph? |
35587 | Perhaps you do not live_ alone_? |
35587 | Perhaps you will still further assist me by helping me into the saddle? |
35587 | Perhaps you''d like to ride off along with that swaggering fellow? |
35587 | Poindexter to one of the party, who understands Spanish:"_ A jacale_?" |
35587 | Preehaps ye want to see the master o''t?" |
35587 | Pwhat wud the blue- eyed colleen say, if she knew yez were in such danger heeur?" |
35587 | Relieved of this, had he come after me to demand satisfaction for the injury he supposed her to have sustained? |
35587 | S''norita_, who''d have expected to find your ladyship in this lonely place-- wasting your sweetness on the thorny chapparal?" |
35587 | Saint Patrick presarve us, whare is it? |
35587 | Sant Pathrick and all the others to boot, fwhat am I talkin''about? |
35587 | Sant Pathrick protict me, but fwhat was it thin? |
35587 | Sartin the lead struck agin somethin''solid; an I reck''n thur''s nothin''solid in the karkidge o''a ghost?" |
35587 | Senor, what name?" |
35587 | Shall I go back, and dare her to deadly strife?" |
35587 | Shall he plunge back into the thicket, and hide himself from the eyes of men? |
35587 | Shall we move forr''ad, major?" |
35587 | She may yet kick against the traces, if she find the harness not to her liking; and then what am I to do-- poor I?" |
35587 | She was here scarce two weeks ago, was she not? |
35587 | Should he continue along the trail he was already deciphering; or forsake it for that of the steed that had just swept by? |
35587 | Should she make a retreat through that, undignified as it might be? |
35587 | Shure now it cyant?" |
35587 | Shure now, it is n''t wan av them Mixikin girls--_mowchachas_, as they call them? |
35587 | Shure now, yez wudn''t till upon me, if I gave yez a thrifle av a kiss? |
35587 | Shure thare''s somethin''detainin''him? |
35587 | Shure yez do n''t make more than a bare livin''by the horse- catchin''; an if yez did, what mathers it? |
35587 | Shure yez wo n''t object to my doin''that?" |
35587 | Shurly ye know what a maar is?" |
35587 | Snakes, div yez mane?" |
35587 | So-- you''ve let him off?" |
35587 | Some closer tie must have been established between them? |
35587 | Some grand senora, I suppose? |
35587 | Some other shares your-- jacale-- as you call it?" |
35587 | Somebody''s promised him his costs? |
35587 | Something passed between them?" |
35587 | Surely he is breathing?" |
35587 | Surely he would n''t object to a quartering with the Hancocks?" |
35587 | Surely it ca n''t be? |
35587 | Surely it can not be human_?" |
35587 | Surely it could not be human? |
35587 | Surely it could not be human? |
35587 | Surely it could not be human? |
35587 | Surely it is sufficient if he be allowed to proceed with his_ very plausible tale_?" |
35587 | Surely it was? |
35587 | Surely the crisis had come? |
35587 | Surely there''s no danger of his making an attempt to steal out of his prison?" |
35587 | Surely they would n''t have molested me, gallant fellows as they are? |
35587 | Surely to God he do n''t intend making his way across into the garden? |
35587 | Surely you are joking?" |
35587 | Surely you can_ convince_ her?" |
35587 | Surely you have n''t allowed them to get away? |
35587 | Surely you know her-- Louise? |
35587 | Surely you will allow me to give you something better?" |
35587 | Surely''tis as much so as archery, or skating? |
35587 | Surely, gentlemen, this ca n''t be the man we''re in search of?" |
35587 | Surely_ she_ should know-- she who had penned the appointment, and spoken so confidently of his keeping it? |
35587 | Taken with his stylish dress, I suppose? |
35587 | Tara had returned? |
35587 | Tell me, miss; have you seen anybody out here-- that is-- have you met any one, riding about, or camped, or halted anywhere?" |
35587 | Tell me-- is he in great danger?" |
35587 | Texan justice? |
35587 | Thar do n''t''pear to be anythin''arter him? |
35587 | Thar''s none under the blanket, is thar?" |
35587 | Thars some o''the hands air a smith, I reck''n?" |
35587 | That some must be slaves, that others may be free?" |
35587 | That uncourteous start could scarce be an intention-- except on the part of the spotted mustang? |
35587 | That was the danger to be dreaded?" |
35587 | That''s it, ai n''t it?" |
35587 | That''s it, is it? |
35587 | The Comanches have done it?" |
35587 | The Dona Isidora here?--on the Leona, I mean?" |
35587 | The Indians are not here? |
35587 | The Indians? |
35587 | The cause? |
35587 | The cyabin div yez mane?" |
35587 | The dress-- but why need we describe it? |
35587 | The faithful creature could not transport him from the spot; and to stay there would be to die of hunger-- perhaps of the wounds he had received? |
35587 | The head? |
35587 | The horses you mean?" |
35587 | The invalid that lay below, almost under her feet, in a chamber of the hacienda-- her cousin Cassius Calhoun? |
35587 | The mare, standing saddled by his side, might still have betrayed him? |
35587 | The mustanger must be mad? |
35587 | The neighing of her steed has betrayed it? |
35587 | The prisoner is asked, according to the usual formality,--"_Guilty, or not guilty_?" |
35587 | The river must be on the other side? |
35587 | The tongue of scandal takes delight in torturing; and he may have been chosen as one of its victims? |
35587 | There can be little harm in it: since he has gone astray in good company?" |
35587 | There can not be?" |
35587 | There is no certainty that the backwoodsman knows anything of the circumstance that is troubling him? |
35587 | There might have been nothing in it, beyond the simple acknowledgment of her gratitude? |
35587 | There was an interruption to the nocturnal chorus; but that might have been caused by the howling of the hound? |
35587 | There''s but a patch of this, I suppose? |
35587 | Therefore, I move we postpone the trial, till--""What''s the use of postponing it?" |
35587 | They all belong to that cuss arready; an why shed he want to get shot o''the cousin? |
35587 | They are changed, and why? |
35587 | They may be riding to get round her-- in order to advance from different sides, and make sure of her capture? |
35587 | They may be the rear- guard of four hundred? |
35587 | They may have discovered her position? |
35587 | They may have met by accident in the chapparal? |
35587 | They might belong to the devil? |
35587 | They must engage not to begin firing till we have got out of their way?" |
35587 | They''d find his carcase, sure,--maybe hear the shot? |
35587 | Thim I saw too, but was n''t shure about eyedintifycashin; for who kud till a face all covered over wid rid blood? |
35587 | Three long hours, and then what would be the use of him? |
35587 | Thus did they speak to each other, the lady taking the initiative:--"To- morrow night you will meet me again-- to- morrow night, dearest Maurice?" |
35587 | To the question,"Who has done this?" |
35587 | To what was he indebted for his strange deliverance? |
35587 | To whom did he belong? |
35587 | To you, however, it is not so solitary, I presume?" |
35587 | Too well dressed for those ragged_ vagabundos_? |
35587 | Trath have I. Besoides, if I had been the worse for the liquor, why am I not so still? |
35587 | Traveller through the Southern States of America you; can not fail to remember him? |
35587 | Unless that little tell- tale be discovered, he has nothing to fear; and what chance of its being discovered? |
35587 | Upon the instant? |
35587 | Urged by affection, was he going forth to trace the mystery of the murder, by finding the body of the murdered man? |
35587 | Wal, air ye riddy to take the back track?" |
35587 | War it him d''ye think?" |
35587 | Was I really so?" |
35587 | Was he dead? |
35587 | Was her servant a traitor? |
35587 | Was it a change for the better upon the estate of Casa del Corvo? |
35587 | Was it a phantom? |
35587 | Was it a phantom? |
35587 | Was it a phantom? |
35587 | Was it an accident? |
35587 | Was it in correspondence with the form? |
35587 | Was it quite severed from the body?" |
35587 | Was it seen by human eyes in this fresh phase-- with the wolves below, and the vultures above? |
35587 | Was it such as to secure the love of a man so much master of his passions, as the mustanger appeared to be? |
35587 | Was it the Irlandes himself, dead, decapitated, carrying his head in his hand? |
35587 | Was it the sight of the disabled arm, or the pallid face: for the glass had enabled her to distinguish both? |
35587 | Was it the thought that she had been acting wrongly in keeping her father, her brother, and friends in suspense about her safety? |
35587 | Was it this that was stirring them to such excited action-- apparently making them mad? |
35587 | Was it this? |
35587 | Was it, that he feared humiliation by disclosing the part he had himself played? |
35587 | Was she herself happy? |
35587 | Was she looking at a landscape, that could scarce fail to challenge admiration? |
35587 | Was the man dead? |
35587 | Was the scene real? |
35587 | Was the sleeping, or awake? |
35587 | Was there another, who has gone away with the woman? |
35587 | Was this, too, a fancy? |
35587 | We have n''t lost it-- have we?" |
35587 | We may have been seen, and our purpose suspected? |
35587 | We rode close past it while in pursuit of the wild mares?" |
35587 | We''d better keep on arter them?" |
35587 | We''ve come more than five miles-- six, I should say-- and where''s the tree? |
35587 | Well, taking this for granted, you would n''t hang a man without first hearing what he''s got to say for himself? |
35587 | Well; who else was likely to have done it? |
35587 | Well?" |
35587 | Were both dead? |
35587 | Were they at that moment in the woods, or within the walls of the house? |
35587 | Were they listening for that fatal formulary:--One-- two-- fire? |
35587 | Wha power on earth can be appealed to after this? |
35587 | Whar air he?" |
35587 | Whar kin I find Miss Lewaze?" |
35587 | Whar''s he boun''for now? |
35587 | Whar''s_ she_ comin''from?" |
35587 | What air any dung- hill fowl to compare wi''a wild turkey o''the purayra; an how am I to shoot one, arter the sun hev clomb ten mile up the sky? |
35587 | What am I thinkin''o''? |
35587 | What am I to do?" |
35587 | What are them divvils afther? |
35587 | What are they?" |
35587 | What are you now? |
35587 | What are you raving about? |
35587 | What because? |
35587 | What can four Comanche Indians want with Maurice the mustanger? |
35587 | What could be the interpretation of such a tableau? |
35587 | What could be the motive? |
35587 | What could be the purpose of the strange proceeding? |
35587 | What could have caused their scampering? |
35587 | What could have frightened them off? |
35587 | What could have taken her there-- twenty miles across the country-- alone-- in the hut of a common horse- trader-- standing by his bedside? |
35587 | What could it be but Indian jargon? |
35587 | What could it be? |
35587 | What could it be? |
35587 | What could they have quarrelled about?" |
35587 | What did you hear? |
35587 | What do I put the rope roun''me for? |
35587 | What do it say for hisself?" |
35587 | What do yez think it is?" |
35587 | What do you mean, Phelim?" |
35587 | What do_ you_ make o''it, Mister Cash Calhoun?" |
35587 | What do_ you_ make o''it, Sam Manly?" |
35587 | What does he say, uncle?" |
35587 | What does it mane, Tara?" |
35587 | What does it mean, Captain Sloman-- you who know so much of this fellow and his affairs? |
35587 | What does that prove?" |
35587 | What else but keep straight on? |
35587 | What else could he be after? |
35587 | What else could it be? |
35587 | What had all this to do with the question before the council? |
35587 | What had caused_ it_? |
35587 | What had he carried off? |
35587 | What happened this mornin''to change yur tune?" |
35587 | What has challenged the stag to such protracted scrutiny? |
35587 | What have I to fear?" |
35587 | What have you got in the larder?" |
35587 | What have you heard me say?" |
35587 | What have you learnt?" |
35587 | What he did say was:--"You''re not in earnest, Loo?" |
35587 | What if I were to take to it myself? |
35587 | What if he be hunting it? |
35587 | What if he should catch it? |
35587 | What if we stop here a while, and let her have a little rest? |
35587 | What is it he has been saying?" |
35587 | What is it you have to say?" |
35587 | What is it your business, we''d like to know? |
35587 | What is it, sir? |
35587 | What is it? |
35587 | What is it? |
35587 | What is that, Mr Stump? |
35587 | What is this purpose? |
35587 | What is this shadow hanging over him?" |
35587 | What is to be my destiny? |
35587 | What is''t to you what I''m speakin''beout? |
35587 | What is''t, nigger? |
35587 | What it may be,_ quien sabe_?" |
35587 | What ked that mean? |
35587 | What kin he ha''been doin''wi''them? |
35587 | What kin they be? |
35587 | What makes this mustang a ma- a- r?" |
35587 | What makes you think there is?" |
35587 | What man? |
35587 | What matters-- so long as it is innocent, and gives one a gratification?" |
35587 | What mean you, Cassius? |
35587 | What more do you want to show that the skunk''s guilty? |
35587 | What name?" |
35587 | What next? |
35587 | What of her?" |
35587 | What of that? |
35587 | What on earth can he be after?" |
35587 | What proof hez been found? |
35587 | What protection could there be in a shut door, barred and bolted besides, against that which was not earthly? |
35587 | What say ye to examinin''_ him_?" |
35587 | What say you, Miss Poindexter?" |
35587 | What say you?" |
35587 | What signified his shape, so long as it wanted that portion most essential to existence? |
35587 | What sort of person? |
35587 | What the old Scratch can be his intention? |
35587 | What then?" |
35587 | What time air he expected hum? |
35587 | What was bringing her back? |
35587 | What was it you saw?" |
35587 | What was it? |
35587 | What was she like?" |
35587 | What was she to think of that sudden desertion? |
35587 | What was the meaning of that? |
35587 | What was the next step to be taken? |
35587 | What will Florinda say? |
35587 | What will you eat, Mr Stump?" |
35587 | What woman? |
35587 | What would you prefer-- port, sherry, claret? |
35587 | What''s kim over ye now?" |
35587 | What''s to be done? |
35587 | What''s to be dud now?" |
35587 | What''s tuk him thur? |
35587 | What''s wrong? |
35587 | What''s your opinion of it, Spangler?" |
35587 | What, then, hinders him from sinking under despair, and at once resigning himself to what must be his ultimate destiny? |
35587 | What, then, was the_ punctilio_ that restrained him? |
35587 | When? |
35587 | When?" |
35587 | Whence came that horse? |
35587 | Whence come they? |
35587 | Where air_ he_?" |
35587 | Where am I?" |
35587 | Where can he have gone? |
35587 | Where did the girl gallop to?" |
35587 | Where is Zeb Stump? |
35587 | Where is she now? |
35587 | Where is the niece of Don Silvio Mortimez? |
35587 | Where is this? |
35587 | Where was he to find it? |
35587 | Where was the body to be found? |
35587 | Where went Cassius Calhoun? |
35587 | Where will yez hiv her phut, masther? |
35587 | Where would you expect me to have been? |
35587 | Where''s father, and Harry, and the rest of the people?" |
35587 | Where?" |
35587 | Which him, Miss Lewaze?" |
35587 | Which is it? |
35587 | Which o''the brutes kicked ye?" |
35587 | Which of the two was entitled to the credit of the successful shot? |
35587 | Whither go they? |
35587 | Whither next? |
35587 | Whither was he bound? |
35587 | Whither, but to visit Dona Isidora Covarubio de los Llanos? |
35587 | Whither, if not to meet Dona Isidora Covarubio de los Llanos? |
35587 | Whither? |
35587 | Who air the individooal that objecks?" |
35587 | Who are they? |
35587 | Who believes it?" |
35587 | Who but Indians could have spilled such innocent blood? |
35587 | Who but Maurice the mustanger? |
35587 | Who but she could protect him? |
35587 | Who can describe the sweetness of such embrace-- strange to say, sweeter from being stolen? |
35587 | Who can he be? |
35587 | Who can paint the delicious emotions experienced at such a moment-- too sacred to be touched by the pen? |
35587 | Who can say that this is not something of the same sort?" |
35587 | Who can show this, to satisfy the jury? |
35587 | Who can unravel it?" |
35587 | Who care fo''dat? |
35587 | Who cares to play carnival on the prairies-- except myself, and my camarados? |
35587 | Who could blame him if he has? |
35587 | Who could have foretold such an interruption as that occasioned by the encounter between Cassius Calhoun and Isidora Covarubio de los Llanos? |
35587 | Who could help noticing it?" |
35587 | Who could it be? |
35587 | Who div yez think he was, masther?" |
35587 | Who do you say she is?" |
35587 | Who do you suppose she is?" |
35587 | Who else shed I? |
35587 | Who guided you? |
35587 | Who had ever heard of a phenomenon so unnatural? |
35587 | Who has done this?" |
35587 | Who in ole Nick''s name kin be huntin''out thur-- whar theer ai n''t game enuf to pay for the powder an shet? |
35587 | Who is to gainsay them? |
35587 | Who is? |
35587 | Who last saw Henry Poindexter? |
35587 | Who on earth had ever witnessed such a spectacle-- a man mounted upon horseback, and carrying his head in his hand? |
35587 | Who the hell kin_ he_ be? |
35587 | Who was it? |
35587 | Who was the object of this solicitude so hypothetically expressed? |
35587 | Who would not have felt fear at the approach of a destroyer so declaring itself? |
35587 | Who''d a surposed that the cowardly varmints would a had the owdacity to attakt a human critter? |
35587 | Who''d have expected to see you? |
35587 | Who''s along wi''him?" |
35587 | Who''s goin''to hurt ye? |
35587 | Who, Gertrude?" |
35587 | Who, or what is it? |
35587 | Who, then, can come up with him? |
35587 | Why are you not free to say it?" |
35587 | Why did I not ask him the name? |
35587 | Why did he refrain from giving a narration of that garden scene to which he had been witness? |
35587 | Why did n''t they go thar? |
35587 | Why did you fill me with false hopes? |
35587 | Why did you not use them as I told you? |
35587 | Why did you not write?" |
35587 | Why do you talk thus? |
35587 | Why has she thus deviated from her route? |
35587 | Why have I missed it? |
35587 | Why hev ye stopped hyur?" |
35587 | Why is it not carried out? |
35587 | Why moutn''t I git cloaster to_ it_? |
35587 | Why not address yourself to them?" |
35587 | Why not the imperious confidence, that should spring from a knowledge of possession? |
35587 | Why should Cassius Calhoun have killed his own cousin? |
35587 | Why should I be angry with you, child? |
35587 | Why should I conceal it from you-- you up here, who know everything that''s down there? |
35587 | Why should I fear_ you_? |
35587 | Why should his fair companion wish to linger there with him? |
35587 | Why should she? |
35587 | Why should they? |
35587 | Why should_ he_ skulk from a visionary danger, that did not deter a man in Mexican garb? |
35587 | Why that anguished utterance? |
35587 | Why that hanging back, as if the thong of horse- hide was a venomous snake, that none dares to touch? |
35587 | Why that took of spiteful hatred? |
35587 | Why was Calhoun concealing what had really occurred? |
35587 | Why wish to watch the_ iodons_, engaged in their aquatic cotillon-- amorous at that time of the year? |
35587 | Why you no let her fill her belly wif de corn? |
35587 | Why, then, had he done the"deal?" |
35587 | Why, then, this antipathy against the respited prisoner, for the second time surging up? |
35587 | Why? |
35587 | Why? |
35587 | Why?" |
35587 | Will God permit the red- handed ruffian to escape? |
35587 | Will He not stretch forth His almighty arm, and stay the assassin in his flight? |
35587 | Will He not stretch forth His almighty arm, and stay the assassin in his flight? |
35587 | Will she take Benito? |
35587 | Will ye listen to it now, or arter--?" |
35587 | Without companions? |
35587 | Without even a roof to shelter you?" |
35587 | Wo n''t you? |
35587 | Won it? |
35587 | Wonder how the varmint could ha''crossed thet? |
35587 | Wonder where he has gone? |
35587 | Wonder who and what''s brought him? |
35587 | Would it be for the benefit of the accused to leave them untold? |
35587 | Wud yez belave it, Miss Pointdixther; she prisinted a pistol widin six inches av me nose?" |
35587 | Wudn''t I?" |
35587 | Wudn''t it, Tara?" |
35587 | Ye call me an ole fool? |
35587 | Ye call that a fair trial, do ye?" |
35587 | Ye do n''t serpose I meened weemen, did ye?" |
35587 | Ye hain''t lost yur way, hev ye?" |
35587 | Ye kin_ habla_ a bit o''Amerikin, kin ye? |
35587 | Ye mean Irish Pheelum? |
35587 | Ye must hev_ been_ misbehavin''yurself, nigger?" |
35587 | Ye say thur ai n''t nuthin to eet?" |
35587 | Ye say ye''ve got new facks? |
35587 | Ye see my ole maar, tethered out thur on the grass?" |
35587 | Ye see that tree stannin''up agin the sky- line-- the tall poplar yonner?" |
35587 | Ye wo n''t? |
35587 | Ye wudn''t be the thraiter to bethray me? |
35587 | Ye''d hang a fellur- citizen''ithout trial, wud ye?" |
35587 | Ye''re out for a putty lateish ride, ai n''t ye? |
35587 | Ye''ve got a straighter idee o''thet, I hope?" |
35587 | Ye''ve made yur fut marks too deep to deceive_ me_; an by the Eturnal I''ll foller them, though they shed conduck me into the fires o''hell?" |
35587 | Yez have n''t given her the schoolin''lesson, have yez?" |
35587 | Yez want to pay it? |
35587 | You are a mustanger? |
35587 | You are convinced that his son is the man who has been murdered?" |
35587 | You are dusty-- you''ve been travelling? |
35587 | You are going to undergo some great danger?" |
35587 | You are not going to stay here?" |
35587 | You are recovering, sir?" |
35587 | You are sure you can control the mustang?" |
35587 | You consent?" |
35587 | You do n''t want me to give up that? |
35587 | You forget the errand we''re upon; and that we are riding shod horses? |
35587 | You found some difficulty-- did you not?" |
35587 | You have called me so? |
35587 | You have lost your way?" |
35587 | You have no warrant?" |
35587 | You have not seen her since-- she is gone away from the house of her uncle?" |
35587 | You have: and then what? |
35587 | You heard nothing more?" |
35587 | You know I ca n''t find my way?" |
35587 | You know that on the Rio Grande one of your horses equals in value at least three, sometimes six, of ours?" |
35587 | You know the contents? |
35587 | You know the other two?" |
35587 | You know thur war bad blood atween''em? |
35587 | You know what I mean, dear Mr Stump?" |
35587 | You know what I mean?" |
35587 | You know, Mass''Zeb?" |
35587 | You no be angry wif me?" |
35587 | You read it?" |
35587 | You say that''s the value of the skin? |
35587 | You see the critter''s tracks yonner on t''other side?" |
35587 | You see them now?" |
35587 | You see those black pillars?" |
35587 | You see those tree- tops to the west? |
35587 | You seed the quarrel ye speak o''?" |
35587 | You spoke of second- hand hospitality?" |
35587 | You sure, missa, tain''t one ob dem dat you make sigh?" |
35587 | You think there is no longer any fear from that quarter?" |
35587 | You told us so?" |
35587 | You understand? |
35587 | You understand?" |
35587 | You understand?" |
35587 | You unnerstan''? |
35587 | You vant your pig coord fill mit ze Mexican spirits-- ag-- ag-- vat you call it?" |
35587 | You were inquiring for papa? |
35587 | You will not refuse to help me?" |
35587 | You will tell me, so that I may be more cautious for the future?" |
35587 | You will-- you will?" |
35587 | You wo n''t? |
35587 | You''ll stay all night?" |
35587 | You''m jokin'', Mass''Tump?" |
35587 | You''re jesting, Cash?" |
35587 | You''ve seed him afore, I reck''n? |
35587 | Your mistress has met him?" |
35587 | Your party, senor?" |
35587 | Yours, S''nor? |
35587 | Yur jokin''? |
35587 | _ Where_ had it been done? |
35587 | _ Why_ cut off his head? |
35587 | _ you_ say so?" |
35587 | am I forestalled? |
35587 | an''t you glad? |
35587 | and-- and--?" |
35587 | are you a Mexican?) |
35587 | asks the State prosecutor,"where did you get--?" |
35587 | by the Indians, of course? |
35587 | can I be his nurse till then? |
35587 | can it be true that he has become-- a-- a_ salteador_? |
35587 | can it be true? |
35587 | cried his master, without waiting for him to speak,"is he there?" |
35587 | cried she, removing her hands, and confronting the stalwart hunter with an air of earnest entreaty,"promise me, you will keep my secret? |
35587 | cried the lady, betraying more of pique than surprise;"you there? |
35587 | d''ye call me, Mass''Woodley? |
35587 | do n''t I? |
35587 | do n''t you see them?" |
35587 | echoed Calhoun, chagrined at the slight effect his speeches had produced;"I suppose you understand me?" |
35587 | exclaimed he in the corduroys, fraternally interrogating the hound;"had n''t yez weesh now to be back in Ballyballagh? |
35587 | exclaimed the black,"what am de matter wif de ole hoss? |
35587 | exclaimed the half- drunken horse- hunter, cutting short the explanation,"why waste words upon that? |
35587 | exclaimed the latter,"shoo dat de name ob de brave young white gen''l''m-- he dat us save from being smodered on de brack prairee?" |
35587 | fwhat am I to do now? |
35587 | fwhat cyan it mane anyhow? |
35587 | fwhat''s that?" |
35587 | fwhat''s that?" |
35587 | gasps the planter;"what is it? |
35587 | have I killed him?" |
35587 | have n''t you come out to meet us? |
35587 | have you any suspicion as to who the other may be?" |
35587 | he continued, turning to the mare,"ye thort ye wur a goin''hum, did ye? |
35587 | he continued, with his eye measuring the mustanger from head to foot,"you an Irishman? |
35587 | he cried out in a tone of surprise in which pleasure was perceptible--"you here?" |
35587 | he cried, in a quivering voice,"what can it mean? |
35587 | he exclaimed, dropping both snake and tomahawk, and opening his eyes as wide as the lids would allow them;"Shure I must be dhramin? |
35587 | he was with you? |
35587 | hear that? |
35587 | how came you in possession of this?" |
35587 | how is he to prove it? |
35587 | is it yerself to ask the quistyun? |
35587 | is it you I sees so early ashtir? |
35587 | is the danger so great? |
35587 | it looks quare, does n''t it? |
35587 | muttered Zeb;"thur_ hev_ been somethin''? |
35587 | muttered the Galwegian;"fwhat can be the manin''av the owld chap''s surroundin''himself wid the rope?" |
35587 | my daughter; do you mean to disobey me? |
35587 | name? |
35587 | not the Indiana, I hope?" |
35587 | of Maurice the mustanger? |
35587 | protests the young lady,"why should I no wait for you? |
35587 | rejoined Louise, her colour going and coming as she spoke,"how could I help knowing it? |
35587 | says she, pointing over the plain;"you see that black spot on the horizon? |
35587 | she continued,"what is this threat? |
35587 | surely you ca n''t drink it that way? |
35587 | that wud be a misforthune; an thwat wud she say-- the purty colleen wid the goodlen hair an blue eyes, that lives not twinty miles from Ballyballagh?" |
35587 | wa''n''t it cunnin''o''the mowstanger to throw the stud in his tracks, jest in the very gap?" |
35587 | was n''t he real fancy man, dat''ere? |
35587 | we must now be near the place? |
35587 | whar''s yur master?" |
35587 | what am I thinking of? |
35587 | what can have caused it? |
35587 | what can it have been? |
35587 | what chance for me? |
35587 | what could it have been?" |
35587 | what could it mean? |
35587 | what cyan it be anyhow? |
35587 | what cyan it mane? |
35587 | what cyan_ it_ be? |
35587 | what does it mean? |
35587 | what happen dis mornin''? |
35587 | what kin the durned thing be?" |
35587 | what of that? |
35587 | what of that? |
35587 | what was that-- that sound of different import? |
35587 | what we boaf do if dat young white gen''l''m on de red hoss no come ridin''dat way?" |
35587 | what''s in a name? |
35587 | what''s that out yonder?" |
35587 | what''s there to fear-- now that he''s safe in limbo? |
35587 | what''s thet? |
35587 | what''s this?" |
35587 | whatsomdiver air the matter wi''ye? |
35587 | where?" |
35587 | who are you?" |
35587 | who are you?" |
35587 | who''s inside?" |
35587 | why did I mount, without making sure of the rein? |
35587 | why did you insult him?" |
35587 | why do ye clamour against it? |
35587 | why do you say that, Spangler?" |
35587 | why you no holla too: you no friend ob de massr?" |
35587 | wudn''t I loike to shake a shaylaylah about Duffer''s head for the matther of two minutes? |
35587 | wudn''t it poison yez?" |
35587 | yez be owin''him somethin? |
35587 | yez hiv seen somethin''there that kapes ye awake? |
35587 | you do n''t mean that?" |
35587 | you do not wish me to take up your time with the conversation that occurred between us? |
35587 | you''re not going to be scared from your duty by such swagger as this? |
35587 | you''re not going to sleep outside?" |
35587 | you, cousin Cash? |