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23554	How so? 23554 That thar bar?"
23554	What fur should I tell it--''t ai n''t mine?
23554	Ye know that gal named Loralindy Byars?
23554	Kinnicutt''s brow contracted angrily, and Crann broke into open wrath:"an''I ai n''t carin'', ye fool-- what d''ye interrupt fur like that?"
23554	Then as the schemer remained silent he demanded, frowning darkly,"What''s Loralindy Byars got ter do with it?"
23554	Why should the laggard inspiration come so late if it had come at all?
23554	Would she dig up that box he treasured from whar he told her he he d buried it, arter he escaped from the attack o''the miners?
3024	Air ye gittin''sick agin?
3024	Air you the new rider whut''s goin''to preach up to Hazlan?
3024	D''you say you''d been''convicted,''Eli?
3024	Do n''t ye git tired axin''me thet question, Isom? 3024 Do n''t ye see the boy''s sick?
3024	Hain''t ye goin'', Isom?
3024	Isom goin''?
3024	Kinder puny, hain''t ye, Isom?
3024	Reckon you folks do n''t know I got the cirkit- rider to come over hyeh, do ye?
3024	S''posin''Steve had a- killed Jass to keep him from killin''Rome, hev he got to be damned fer it jes the same? 3024 Seed the new preacher comm''''long today?"
3024	Uncl''Gabe,he said with sudden passion,"whut ye reckon Rome''s a- doin''?"
3024	Whut d''I tell ye, boys?
3024	Whut ye mean, boy,he said, sharply,"reskin''the fever an''ager this way?
3024	Wo n''t you come up and hear me?
3024	Been makin''a blind fer Steve, hev ye?
3024	Do you think I''m a idgit, Eli?"
3024	Ef ye air honin''fer Rome, why do n''t ye rack out''n''go to him?
3024	Goin''to shoot him in the back, too, air ye?
3024	Hain''t thar no way out''n it-- no way?"
3024	Hev he got to give up eternal life anyways?
3024	Hev ye got any balls?"
3024	Hev ye got victuals fer yer supper?"
3024	How did Crump know that-- how did he know everything?
3024	How''d ye happen to come up?"
3024	Whar ye been?"
3024	Whar''s yer belt, boy?
3024	Whut''s the matter, boy?"
410	An''who tol''you,says Harve,"that I said that word agin Nance an''YOU?"
410	Did you say the preacher lived up thar?
410	Do you really mean to climb up there?
410	Is it going to live, doctor?
410	Is thar a preacher anywhar aroun''hyeh?
410	Say, podner,he said, with an unpleasant smile,"ye do n''t go up to Cracker''s Neck fer nothin'', do ye?"
410	Whut fer?
410	Whut?
410	You ricollect, dad,says Jim,"her mammy?"
410	You see that ledge just to the left? 410 An''Jeb waits another haffen hour an''Jeb says,Ortern''t I be killed?"
410	An''atter jowerin''an''noratin''fer''bout two hours, what you reckon they said they aimed to do?
410	Atter a while Rich says:"Harve,"says he,"who tol''you that I said that word agin you an''Nance?"
410	But Polly Ann sot thar jes as though she did n''t know Jeb was a- comin'', an''Jeb stopped once an''says,"You hain''t got nothin''agin me, has ye?"
410	Did I not know lovers who believed sacred to themselves, in the name of love, lips that had been given to many another without it?
410	Did not every lover think his loved one exempt from the frailty that names other women?
410	Do n''t you jes know he was a writin''''bout sech as HIM-- an''Rosie?
410	Do you reckon thar''d be a single thing agin that leetle cuss ef he had to stan''up on Jedgment Day jes as he is now?
410	Fer Abe Shivers-- you hain''t heerd tell o''ABE?
410	He was a- gittin''the land so durned cheap that I reckon he jes hated to let hit go, an''he says, says he:"Well, hain''t the groun''rich?
410	How would he?
410	I might possibly make the jump he had made-- but how should I ever get back?
410	Rosie?
410	Without this love, what then?
410	Wo n''t hit raise no tabaccy nur corn nur nothin''?"
410	You''ve seed fellers a- whisperin''all over Hazlan on court day, hain''t ye?
10735	Ah-- does anybody but you know about this ordah, parsing?
10735	Ah-- when did Black Tom say that?
10735	Ah-- where have you been?
10735	Ai n''t you''shamed o''yo''self-- suh--?
10735	Air you a good climber, Lieutenant Boggs?
10735	Air you a- goin''to have me cashiered and shot, Lieutenant Boggs, fer violatin''the ticktacks of war?
10735	As_ what_?
10735	Captain Wells?
10735	Captain, whar am I goin''to git ten men to face them Kanetuckians?
10735	Dick,he said jocosely,"goin''to run away ag''in?"
10735	Did n''t I tell you I was goin''to whoop you if you let Saty out?
10735	Do n''t you know that I''ve got to_ impress_ that heifer accordin''to the rules an''regulations? 10735 Fer me?"
10735	Flitter Bill Richmond, I had no idee o''disbandin''the Army of the Callahan, but do you know what I did aim to do?
10735	Flitter Bill Richmond,he said, with great nonchalance,"I axe you-- do you prefer that I should disband the Army of the Callahan, or do you not?"
10735	Forgive me? 10735 Have you an extra one of those-- those--""Billies?"
10735	How do you want to fight?
10735	I take it, Hence Sturgill, that you air laughin''at me?
10735	Purveyor,he said,"Black Tom has just sent word that he''s a- comin''over hyeh this week-- have you heerd that, purveyor?"
10735	Remember, Becky-- how can you expect forgiveness in another world, unless you forgive in this?
10735	That you, Jim Skaggs?
10735	That you, Jim?
10735	That you, Tom Boggs?
10735	Then he''s a- comin''to- day?
10735	Uncle Billy,she said severely,"did n''t I tell you not to let Saty out?"
10735	Wha-- wha-- what''s that?
10735	What will them Kanetuckians do then? 10735 What''d I ever do to you?"
10735	What? 10735 Why do n''t you go over to see your neighbor?"
10735	Will you git up in church an''say before everybody that you knew I was_ good_ when you said I was bad-- that you lied about me?
10735	Wo n''t you, Dave?
10735	Wo n''t you?
10735	You can tell the truth-- can''t ye-- to a dyin''woman?
10735	You hear?
10735	_ Dyin?_"Yes.
10735	An''what kind of a report will I make to Jeff Davis, Gineral Richmond?
10735	And then the child''s voice:"Has oo dot thum tandy?"
10735	And to- day is not to- morrow?
10735	And while the big man who came to the door was putting Satan into Dinnie''s arms, he said, sharply:"Who brought that yellow dog here?"
10735	As soon as he could get over a fit of laughter and catch his breath, the colonel asked:"Do you know what he had in those saddle- pockets?"
10735	Becky forgive me?
10735	Bill gazed after the great captain in dazed wonder( was this the man who had come cringing to him only a few short weeks ago?)
10735	But for lucky or unlucky coincidence, how could the prophet ever have gained name and fame on earth?
10735	Day?"
10735	Did n''t ye?"
10735	Do n''t you know, Gineral Richmond?
10735	Do you want a dying woman''s curse?"
10735	Have you heerd that, purveyor?"
10735	He would bark,"Howdy- do?"
10735	I axe you-- have I said one word about that little matter_ to- day?_ Well, borrow not from yestiddy nor to- morrow, to make trouble fer to- day.
10735	Then why did n''t you git over hyeh_ this_ mornin''?"
10735	Whar-- I axe you-- air we to git somethin''to eat fer my command?"
10735	What could have happened?
10735	What did these blanked"furriners"have against them anyhow?
10735	When Uncle Carey first heard that name, he asked gravely:"Why, Dinnie, where in h----,"Uncle Carey gulped slightly,"did you get him?"
10735	Wo n''t you forgive her and leave peace behind you?
10735	Wo n''t you-- won''t you?"
10735	You tuk him by lyin''''bout me-- didn''t ye?
10735	_ Captured In detail_, suh?
10735	said the old butler,"keepin''me from ketchin''Christmas gifts dis day?"
20292	Ai n''t he goin''to pull through?
20292	Air ye goin''to fight me?
20292	Air you the cussin''est boy on Viper?
20292	Alone?
20292	And Ham and King were n''t there-- where do you suppose they are?
20292	And yet you think dancing wrong?
20292	Been spendin''any money?
20292	But if he crows over ye atterwards-- whut''ll you do then?
20292	But what has the fellow got against me?
20292	But why do I need a gun?
20292	Did ye lose yo''gal, too?
20292	Do n''t you like it?
20292	Do they still have moonshining and feuds and all that yet?
20292	Do you mean to say that you''ve been doing this work for over a week? 20292 Do you suppose they are_ really_ friends now?"
20292	Doc, this is Christmas, ai n''t it?
20292	Doc, you''re shore, air ye, that nobody knows who done it?
20292	Go on back to work, Willie,she was about to say, but the Angel had gone a- dreaming and his face was sad, and she said instead:"What is it, Willie?"
20292	Going down to the dance?
20292	How about all them churches you been buildin''all over them mountains-- air they self- sustainin''?
20292	How are you getting along?
20292	How did James Henry know?
20292	How''d you do it?
20292	How''re yo''folks, judge?
20292	How''s it goin''?
20292	How''s this, Ephraim?
20292	Is-- is Red King Camp-- how long was his sentence?
20292	Jeems Henery is a sly un-- ain''t you, Jeems Henery?
20292	Jeems Henery, air you the bigges''liar on Viper?
20292	Jeems Henery, air you the gamblin''est boy on Viper?
20292	Jeems Henery, who was the gamblin''est, cussin''est, lyin''est boy on Viper?
20292	Jest a square, stand- up and knock- down fight?
20292	Jim, what in blue hell do you want that office fer?
20292	Jim, what message shall I give your wife?
20292	Look here, doc,he said,"when you goin''to take this rag off o''my eyes?
20292	Ner bite?
20292	Ner gouge?
20292	Pleasant,said Miss Mary,"you drink moonshine, do n''t you?"
20292	Seconds-- whut do we do?
20292	So this is Chris''s mother?
20292	So you thought Red King was my father,she said,"and that he was in the penitentiary?"
20292	Stirrin''--how''re you, Jim?
20292	The first two o''clock?
20292	Then why did n''t you want me to come?
20292	They are n''t fighting again?
20292	They ca n''t even_ wrassle_?
20292	They ca n''t kick?
20292	To sen''fer_ me_?
20292	Very well,he said, and, not knowing women, he asked:"Why did n''t you say''Yes''the first time?"
20292	Well, Willie, if this is more than I can handle, do n''t you think you''d better not go home but stay here and help me with James Henry?
20292	Well, now, that''s clever of ye,he said, thrusting out his hand,"I reckon you air the proprietor-- how''s the Pope?"
20292	Whad''I owe ye?
20292	Whar you takin''me?
20292	Whar''s the Pope?
20292	What do you mean by''gouge''?
20292	What do_ you_ think I''d better do?
20292	What is it, dear?
20292	What on earth are they doing up there?
20292	What''s the matter, Pleasant?
20292	When?
20292	Which one you goin''to wash off?
20292	Who finished you, Jim-- who''d you say finished you?
20292	Who stopped all these young uns o''Miss Hildy''s from cussin''an''gamblin''?
20292	Who stopped gamblin'', cussin'', an''lyin''?
20292	Who''s goin''home with_ that_ gal?
20292	Whur''d they learn to fight this way?
20292	Whut d''you s''pose she means?
20292	Whut they fightin''about?
20292	Whut you goin''to do about it?
20292	Whut you mean, Jim?
20292	Why do n''t you take''em all off, doc? 20292 Why, doc,"he said very slowly,"you-- don''t-- really-- mean-- to-- say-- that the old--"his voice dropped to a whisper,"has finished me this time?"
20292	Why, mammy, whut the-- whut are you doin''up hyeh?
20292	Why, where are you going?
20292	Why-- why did you say all that about your poor little brother?
20292	Will they fight this way?
20292	Will you fight fair?
20292	Willie,she asked warily,"when did_ you_ stop lying?"
20292	Wo n''t she come to see me?
20292	Yes,repeated St. Hilda;"_ what_?"
20292	You hain''t going to run?
20292	You sometimes_ make_ it, do n''t you?
20292	You were turned out of church once, were n''t you, for shooting up a meeting?
20292	_ You_ have n''t had time?
20292	A question came faintly from behind:"Do you know any of the Camps?"
20292	Ah, he was beginning to understand; but why did Juno not want him to come for five years?
20292	An''"--he paused--"you know ole Bill Maddox cut me out an''married Sally Ann Spurlock-- how many children they got now, judge?"
20292	And again he asked:"When?"
20292	And then:"Doc, am I goin''shore?"
20292	And you wo n''t shoot each other-- you wo n''t fight any more?"
20292	At last:"Doc, d''you ever hear tell of a woman bein''hung?"
20292	Both shook their heads instead, like maddened bulls, and even Lum looked amazed; he even spoke:"Whut''s the use o''fightin'', if they shakes hands?"
20292	Ca n''t you hear''em yell?"
20292	Has she gone back to Happy Valley?"
20292	He rose to confess and he confessed a great deal; but, as many knew, not all-- who does?
20292	He stood it as long as he could and then he asked:"Why do people on the other side of the mountain call you_ Red_ King Camp?"
20292	How much d''I owe ye an''how do I git in hyeh?"
20292	I got all my money from''em an''do you know what I''m goin''to do?"
20292	I heerd Miss Hildy is away-- do you think you can manage the bad uns?"
20292	I wish I had got there earlier-- what were they fighting about?"
20292	Instead he burst out:"_ How_ do these people live this way?"
20292	Now, where do you suppose they got moonshine?"
20292	Pleasant laughed, and as they walked their separate ways the same question was in the minds of both:"Now, whut the hell did he mean by''silly''?"
20292	The girl said nothing; that in itself would be another scandal, of course, but what was the difference what folks might say?
20292	The next day Jay Dawn spoke with some embarrassment to him:"Have you got a gun?"
20292	What was the difference?
20292	What''s Willie been doing?"
20292	What''s the matter?"
20292	Who could Jim be?
20292	Why had Juno not wanted him to see them?
20292	Will you all be here?"
5306	A chicken, ai n''t it?
5306	Afraid of work, eh?
5306	Ai n''t the grant in the pocket o''his coat-- whar ye left it hangin''on a peg in the shed?
5306	Ai n''t ye''shamed o''this hyar hurrah ye hev kicked up fur nuthin''? 5306 Air ye goin''ter keep on bein''a liar, Birt, ez well ez a thief?"
5306	Air you- uns all disabled somehows, ez ye ca n''t pick up chips an''bresh an''sech?
5306	An''ef ye air, whyn''t ye go ter the tanyard arter me?
5306	An''what hev gone with that thar grant? 5306 Andy Byers,"he exclaimed wrathfully,"what sort''n tale is this ez ye air tryin''ter fool me with?"
5306	BONES?
5306	Been skeered by old Mis''Price''s harnt lately?
5306	Been skeered by old Mis''Price''s harnt lately?
5306	D''ye s''pose I''d be a- stealin''of gold off''n somebody else''s land?
5306	Did Nate gin ye a word fur me?
5306	Did he say when he''lowed ter come back?
5306	Did ye SEE him steal the grant, Andy?
5306	Did ye hide it from yer MOTHER-- an''tell NATE GRIGGS?
5306	Did ye hit Tennessee?
5306	Do n''t everybody know a boy''s mother air bound ter take his part agin all the worl''?
5306	Do you- uns hail from hyar- abouts?
5306	Ef I tell ye, will ye promise never ter tell enny livin''human critter?
5306	Fifty cents a day-- eh?
5306	Hain''t Nate come yit?
5306	Hain''t ye got no guess whar he be gone?
5306	He air a toler''ble mean man, ai n''t he, Birt?
5306	Hev I ever done ye harm?
5306	Hev ye tuk root thar, Andy?
5306	Hev you- uns hearn from Nate since he hev been gone away?
5306	How did I know, Birt Dicey? 5306 How did you- uns reach up ter that thar peg?"
5306	It warn''t Birt''s doin'', at all?
5306	Kin I ask my mother?
5306	Look- a- hyar, Rufe,he exclaimed, excitedly;"how d''ye know ennything''bout Nate''s grant an''whar''t war hid?"
5306	Now, ai n''t ye lackin''fur head- stuffin'',he faltered,"a- steppin''along a deer- path ez nat''ral ez ef ye war a big fat buck?
5306	Now, ai n''t ye lackin''fur head- stuffin''?
5306	Pig- wigs fotched it home, eh?
5306	Say, bub, how d''ye know the grant war ever put hyar?
5306	This hyar land down the ravine do n''t b''long ter yer folkses-- who do it b''long ter?
5306	Tom tole ye-- WHAT?
5306	Waal, how did the grant git inter the pit, Rufe, an''what hev become of it?
5306	Waal,said Nate, with difficulty repressing his impatience,"what air you- uns aimin''ter do?"
5306	War it Nate Griggs ez ye war aimin''ter trade with ter take yer place wunst in a while in the tanyard?
5306	War that Satan?
5306	Whar be it?
5306	Whar be the land?
5306	Whar''bouts hev he gone?
5306	Whar''s Birt, ennyhow?
5306	Whar''s Nate?
5306	Whar?
5306	Whar?
5306	What ailed ye, ter hide it from me? 5306 What ailed ye, ter hide it from me?"
5306	What ails ye ter say that, Andy?
5306	What ails ye, Andy?
5306	What ails ye, ter''low ez it air ME ez hev got yer grant, Nate Griggs?
5306	What air Rufe aimin''at, Andy?
5306	What be ye a- layin''off fur me ter do?
5306	What did Nate say?
5306	What do it be, ef''tain''t gold?
5306	What do you say to fifty cents a day?
5306	What in the nation air inside o''that thar boy?
5306	What war the word ez ye war layin''off ter say ter me?
5306	What work be you- uns goin''ter do?
5306	When did he git home?
5306	When did he set out?
5306	When will he come back?
5306	Who put it thar, bub?
5306	Who war it I tole, an''when?
5306	Who? 5306 Why, it lays bout''n haffen mile off-- all down the ravine nigh that thar salt- lick; but look- a- hyar, Birt-- what ails ye?"
5306	Why,said Tim, in surprise,"hain''t ye hearn bout''n Nate''s new land what he hev jes''got''entered''ez he calls it?
5306	Whyn''t ye eat some o''the squir''l, Birt?
5306	Ye ai n''t goin''ter do nuthin''ter Pig- wigs fur foolin''with yer pit, ef I tell ye?
5306	Ye b''lieves, then, ez he stole that thar grant from Nate Griggs?
5306	Ye knowed then, all the time, ez this stuff warn''t gold?
5306	Ye mean ter say ef ye he d the bone an''muscle ye''d knock me down, do ye?
5306	Ye''ll keep the secret?
5306	Ye''lows ez I ai n''t doin''right by Birt?
5306	And once-- why not again?
5306	And yet did she understand?
5306	At last he said slowly,"Birt tole ye''bout''n it, eh?"
5306	But WAR it a haffen dozen?
5306	Byers saluted him gruffly,"whyn''t ye let we- uns know ez ye he d got back that thar grant o''yourn, ez hev sot the whole mounting catawampus?
5306	Could he deduce nothing from the tanner''s grin?
5306	DID his spectacles twinkle?
5306	Did n''t he, Tim?"
5306	Gold had been found in Tennessee-- why not here?
5306	Had he indeed, in some aberration, taken the grant?
5306	How d''ye know yerse''f?"
5306	Once he paused-- was that the bleat of a fawn, away down on the mountain''s slope?
5306	Only a few hours ago he was discharged under suspicion of dishonesty; why this sudden recall?
5306	Pig- wigs hearn ye talkin''''bout it at las'', and tole ye ez he he d it, I s''pose?"
5306	Something-- was it?-- SOMEBODY laughing in the darkness?
5306	Suddenly-- was the glistening yellow mineral taking fire?
5306	Then he asked suddenly,"An''whar war Rufe, an''Pete, an''Joe, ez YE he d ter go ter pickin''up of chips an''sech off''n the groun''?"
5306	Was it some tricksy spirit in his likeness that had peered through the chinking at Andy Byers?
5306	Was there a vibration of incredulity in his voice?
5306	Whar hev he disappeared ter?"
5306	What d''ye s''pose''t war?"
5306	What did ye''low I''d do?"
5306	Where was Birt?
5306	Which Griggs do ye call''Pig- wigs?''"
5306	Who was this stranger?
5306	Why had Nate not communicated with his partner about their proposed work?
5306	Ye know we counted ez that thar pit would n''t be opened ag''in fur a right smart time?"
5306	accusin''o''Birt wrongful, an''sech?"
5306	did she realize the loss of the mine?
5306	he called out, as soon as the small boy was inside the tanyard,"be you- uns SURE ez Nate said he''d come over by sun- up?"
5306	the Gov''nor o''the State?"
5306	vociferated the testy old man;"ai n''t I a- goin''ter?
20365	''Twarn''t a- beckonin'', war it? 20365 Air it your''n?"
20365	An''ef this brief wind war ter whurl the old church- house off''n the bluff an''down inter the valley whar- r-- would-- I-- be?
20365	An''how air the bread ter be raised?
20365	An''now, I kem ter remind myself that them witches war inquirin''round''bout''n a boy-- war his name Jeemes Coggin? 20365 An''who oughter chop wood an''pull fodder but ye, while my hand air sprained this way?"
20365	But what size is this Barney Pratt?
20365	Coggin, hey?
20365	D''ye know whose coat this kem off''n?
20365	Did Nick wear_ my_ coat down on the ledge, I wonder, an''git it tored? 20365 Did ye find the tur- r- key''s nest in the Conscripts''Hollow?"
20365	Did ye git it?
20365	Do you know where you lost this scrap?
20365	Do you want to come to school?
20365	Ef I go on this yerrand fur ye,he said, looking very sharp indeed,"will ye gimme one o''the whings of that thar wild tur- r- key?"
20365	Git what?
20365	Gobbler or hen?
20365	Hain''t I done promised ye not ter tech a drap o''liquor this Chris''mus day?
20365	Hain''t ye been doin''nothin''mean lately?
20365	He hev been thar all this time,--''kase he air tied thar, do n''t ye see? 20365 Hev Ethan fell off, sure enough?"
20365	Hev that thar boy gone ter bed?
20365	Hev ye been a- huntin''?
20365	How did ye git away, Barney?--how did ye git away?
20365	How did ye happen ter be hyar this time o''the night, ye limb o''Satan?
20365	How kem my coat ter be tored down thar on the ledge, close ter the Conscripts''Hollow, whar I hain''t been sence the cloth war wove?
20365	How kin we find that thar leetle hammer in sech a dark place?
20365	How long did it take''em to get all those heavy things down into the Conscripts''Hollow,--hey, bub?
20365	How''d it happen ter be stickin''ter them blackberry- bushes on the ledge?
20365	How''d she make out ter fotch the little tur- r- keys up hyar, when they war hatched? 20365 Is that so?"
20365	It''s airish up hyar, ai n''t it?
20365	Just ter enjye sottin''''em up agin? 20365 Little Jeff Carew,--you''ve seen that puny little man a- many a time-- haven''t you, Jim?
20365	M''ria,said the blacksmith meekly to his wife,"hev ye tuk notice how the gyarden truck air a- thrivin''?
20365	Right smart of an idjit, now, ai n''t ye?
20365	Thad tuk the filly, ye say fur true?
20365	Then what ailed ye ter go an''tell sech a lie ter Gryce''s boys las''night jes''down thar outside o''the shop?
20365	Then what made ye run, yander on the slope, when ye seen thar war somebody on the ledge?
20365	Waal, sonny?
20365	Waal, stranger, how''s yer filly?
20365	Waal, waal,in a pensive voice,"so ye ai n''t him?
20365	Waal-- air ye disabled anywhar so ez ye ca n''t shet it, eh?
20365	Whar be ye a- takin''of us now?
20365	Whar did ye happen ter see Ethan?
20365	Whar''bouts?
20365	What ails dad''s hand?
20365	What ails ye, Nick? 20365 What ails ye, Steve?"
20365	What ails ye, boy? 20365 What air ye a- doin''of up thar on the Old Man''s Chimney?"
20365	What air ye doin''down thar? 20365 What air ye doin''on this side o''the mounting, ef ye air a- goin''ter the mill?
20365	What air ye layin''off fur me ter do?
20365	What am I tuk up fur?
20365	What d''ye want, granny?
20365	What did ye git?
20365	What fur?
20365	What fur?
20365	What''s a- brewin'', Amos?
20365	What''s curious about it?
20365	What''s that?
20365	What''s the reason ye air always tryin''ter toll off our old red muley from our house?
20365	What''s this hyar thing at the e- end o''the rope?
20365	When?
20365	Who got him a rope ter pull up by?
20365	Who hev done turned State''s evidence?
20365	Why d''ye come a- bustin''in hyar that thar way, Sol?
20365	Why did ye stand a- gapin''at the Conscripts''Hollow, ef ye did n''t know thar was suthin special thar?
20365	Why, what ails the boy?
20365	Whyn''t you- uns go?
20365	Ye ai n''t a- thinkin'',cried the woman tremulously,"ez the night air one app''inted fur evil?"
20365	Ye air the biggest man in Tennessee, ai n''t ye?
20365	You''re Barney Pratt, are you? 20365 _ That_ ai n''t the fellow, is it, Jim?"
20365	''Twarn''t a- beckonin''?
20365	An''whar_ is_ Melissy?"
20365	An''when will I see G''liath Mounting agin, an''be whar Melissy air?"
20365	And Jube-- had he not known how Jube could lie?
20365	And what were these words he was beginning to faintly remember?
20365	Asleep?
20365	Barney''s tired brain began to fumble at this problem,--how did it happen?
20365	But had John Grow forgotten all the good words he had heard to- day from the circuit- rider?
20365	But how was it to concern Barney?
20365	But what was that upon it?
20365	But when it gained more strength, might it not drive Nick, helpless with his broken arm, from that high ledge?
20365	Could Barney have slipped quietly away, leaving him to his fate?
20365	Could explanations-- words, mere words-- clear him in the teeth of this fact?
20365	Could he look to any human being for deliverance?
20365	Could he support it?
20365	Could it be that bitter revenge he had promised himself?
20365	Did Nick see the plunder in the Conscripts''Hollow, an''git skeered, an''then sot out ter lyin''ter git shet o''the blame?"
20365	Did he dream it, or was it true, that when Nick came back he seemed at first strangely agitated?
20365	Did ye go thar fur the tur- r- key?"
20365	Divide that thar traveler''s money-- hey?"
20365	Had not the circuit- rider said in his last sermon that not even a sparrow falls to the ground unmarked of God?
20365	Had they melted into thin air during his long ride from the church?
20365	He had begun to lie,--where would it end?
20365	He shrank as the old man spoke,--"And is this the boy who was slipped through the window to steal from Blenkins?"
20365	He would keep up as long and as bravely as he could, and if the worst should come,--was he indeed so solitary?
20365	He would not speak the word,--he had determined on that,--for might they not think that_ he_ was the boy who had robbed the store?
20365	His next respite was thus entertained:--"What makes him work so of a night?"
20365	How could Jube have repeated it if he had not seen it?
20365	How could he avoid it?
20365	Now that this misfortune had befallen them, who could say what was before them unless Ike would remain and take his stepfather''s place at the forge?
20365	On this, the most benign day that ever dawns upon the world, was he led into these endless wastes of forest to be terrified by the"harnts"?
20365	Only when the storekeeper eagerly insisted,"What hev Jonas seen?
20365	State''s evidence,--what was that?
20365	The step paused at a safe distance, and the shrill pipe of a little boy demanded,"Whar is ye, Ethan Tynes?"
20365	Then at last it came out, quick and sharp, and in a convulsive gasp,--"Who air all that gang o''folks a- comin''yander down the road?"
20365	Then came a thought that filled him with dismay,--how long was this to last?--who would rescue him?
20365	Then he sullenly demanded,--"What''s yer name?"
20365	There was the thicket; but whose were the voices that had rung out faintly from beneath it?
20365	This was the way the distant ranges looked from the crags of his own home; he knew that they were the mountains, but which was Goliath?
20365	Was he to have his wish, and see his brother never again?
20365	Was he, indeed, so useless?
20365	Was it a shadow?
20365	Was it possible that George had forgotten to tell of his danger?
20365	Was it possible that he could have exchanged coats by mistake with Nick the last afternoon that they were on the crag together?
20365	Was there nothing beneath his feet but the vague depths of air to the base of the mountain?
20365	Whar''s the other burglars?
20365	Whar''s yer grist?"
20365	What air ter hender?"
20365	What was it?
20365	What was this limp thing hanging to his shoulder?
20365	What was to be his fate?
20365	What would they say at home and at Birk''s Mill?
20365	Where have you been hid out, all this time?"
20365	Where is it?"
20365	Where was he?
20365	Who air ye ennyhow?"
20365	Who done yer this hyar trick?"
20365	Why could he not let himself down to the ledge by those long, strong vines that hung over the edge of the cliff?
20365	Why did he not refuse it?
20365	Why did not Pete come?
20365	Why should he not take the revenge he had promised himself?
20365	Will they keep me hyar all the same?
20365	Will ye gin Tom that message?
20365	Would he be put among the guilty creatures?
20365	Would he not fear that the truth might somehow involve him with the horse- thief?
20365	Would they believe his story?
20365	Ye hev hearn tell o''me, hain''t ye, Jedge?
20365	Ye never he d the grit ter sarch thar, I''ll be bound; did ye, now?"
20365	[ Illustration: HOW LONG WAS IT TO LAST] Taken at its best, how long was it to last?
20365	a distant step?
20365	a dropping leaf?
20365	air it ye, Barney?"
20365	and what was this thrill of pain darting through it?
20365	and what would that do to him?
20365	the falling of a fragment of stone from the"Chimney"?
20365	what war he gin ter view?"
31122	''Lection day?
31122	Ai n''t I done tole ye, ez how they do n''t think nothin''of ye ter our house? 31122 Ai n''t it jes''like''em, now?
31122	Ai n''t this ez good?
31122	Ai n''t this ez good?
31122	Ai n''t ye sorter lonesome over hyar?
31122	Air ye a- huntin''of me, too, Mr. Sneed,--ye that war''quainted with me in the old times on Tomahawk Creek?
31122	Air ye cryin''''kase ye war''quainted with him ennywise?
31122	Air ye in earnest?
31122	Air ye ready ter go over ter yer cousin Anice''s now?
31122	Air you- uns waitin''fur me,''Dosia, all by yerse''f?
31122	An''do Mr. Persimmon Sneed always wear blinders?
31122	And did no one discover the origin of the fire?
31122	And who has seen it?
31122	But s''pose ye hev got mighty pore jedgmint? 31122 But what do that prove, though?"
31122	Cousin Anice,called Theodosia from the gate,"how''s the''lection turned out?"
31122	Cynthy, air ye a- goin''ter sit thar in the door all day, an''that thar pot a- bilin''all the stren''th out''n that thar cabbige an''roas''in''-ears? 31122 D''rec''ly after the''lection--''lection day,''Dosia?"
31122	Did it?
31122	Did n''t ye think he might take a notion that you were a moonshiner?
31122	Did you- uns an''them kem all the way from the valley ter view the blazin''spring?
31122	Do n''t I look like it?
31122	Do you see the witch- face?
31122	Does fire ever show there?
31122	Ennyhow,persisted Hite,"wo n''t sech yearth gin out light somehows,--in some conditions sech ez ye talk''bout?"
31122	Folks?
31122	Glad ter see ye, I s''pose?
31122	Go whar?
31122	Have ye found Justus?
31122	Have you ever been in this cave hereabout?
31122	He''ll be''lected, Justus?
31122	Hev ye he d yer health, The''dosia?
31122	How did ye find out?
31122	How did you happen to see the man?
31122	How does the fire show?
31122	How kem ye hev changed yer mind? 31122 How often has this phenomenon occurred?"
31122	How_ could_ I get a shot, with ye a- trompin''up ez n''isy ez a herd o''cattle?
31122	I suppose all the family there are dead gone on that road?
31122	Justus? 31122 Me?"
31122	Oh, how kin I swear to that? 31122 Oh, so you are the eldest?"
31122	Say, my friend, what day does the jury of view hold forth?
31122	Sech ez yer new coat? 31122 Spontaneously?
31122	That''s right smart o''a cur''osity, ai n''t it?
31122	The comic?
31122	The soil? 31122 The''dosia,"he said,"air ye mad with me''kase ye''low I forgot ye this evenin''?"
31122	Then what is it?
31122	Waal, ca n''t you- uns make it, the same way?
31122	Waal, how''s the prospects fur the''lection?
31122	Waal,continued his leisurely interlocutor, still interrogative,"does ye know Jacob Brice?"
31122	Warn''t ye afeard he might be a revenuer?
31122	Well, that''s the jury of view; and what do you think of them?
31122	Were you expecting a visitor?
31122	Whar air they?
31122	Whar''s my horse?
31122	What did ye promise ter tell me''lection day?
31122	What do you want?
31122	What do you work at mostly?
31122	What fur not?
31122	What horse?
31122	What makes''em so contrairy, Ben?
31122	What was the survey for?
31122	What will kem o''Wat?
31122	What''s he goin''ter do about it?
31122	What''s ter hender ye from a- goin''down thar an''lendin''a hand every wunst in a while? 31122 What''s ter hender?
31122	What''s that ye promised to tell me''lection day?
31122	Where did you part company?
31122	Where were you yesterday?
31122	Who says Con Hite-- Why?
31122	Who tole ye ez I war hyar, anyhows?
31122	Who? 31122 Why air ye always remindin''me?"
31122	Why not? 31122 Why, Mr. Persimmon Sneed,"he exclaimed in a voice as bland as a summer''s day,"how did you- uns an''yer frien''s do sech ez that?"
31122	Why?
31122	Why?
31122	Whyn''t ye take a shot at him, Wat?
31122	Ye are sure ye never viewed that man afore yestiddy?
31122	Ye do n''t see none o''my cattle, do ye?
31122	Ye rode in comp''ny a hour or mo''an''never asked his name?
31122	Ye see that cabin on the spur over yander around the bend?
31122	Ye would n''t believe it now, would ye?
31122	Ye''lows it be wrong,he said, his bold bright eyes all softened as he looked at her,"bein''agin the law?"
31122	Yer frien''s rid, too, I s''pose?
31122	You did n''t know you were so good looking, hey?
31122	A sudden query from Silas Boyd rendered their respite short:"What''s that man Selwyn want so much land fur, ennyhows?
31122	Ai n''t I good- lookin''enough?"
31122	Ai n''t it the very moral of a witch?"
31122	Ai n''t that a sort''n spell fur the dark an''the lonesomeness ter tarrify a few quaking dwellers round about?
31122	An''who ever viewed a jury a- horseback afore?
31122	And now could he turn against"Fambly"?
31122	And what significance might attend these strange machinations?
31122	Do it make''em seem enny taller ter say they air six thousand or seben thousand feet?
31122	Fairly smelt that thar cave over t''other side the ridge jes''now, I reckon; else how''d he know''t war thar?"
31122	Had he chanced on their unhallowed pastimes in the solitudes of these untrodden mountain wildernesses?
31122	Had not some one protested this, with a good round rural oath as attestation?
31122	He come up hyar las''summer-- war it las''summer, now?
31122	Her hair on the back of her head, and its shape to the nape of her neck, were so beautiful-- she had never seen it: how could she say it was n''t?
31122	His craft was cautious of its kind, and his manner was quite incidental as he said,"And the others of the family?"
31122	How?"
31122	I hearn loud talkin'', or hollerin'', a cornsiderable piece off, an''then gallopin''hoofs"--"More horses than one, do you think?"
31122	Is it better to know so surely that winter is a- coming?
31122	Jerry,"turning aside to his colleague, who had done naught but stare,"whar''s yer manners?
31122	Just keep that pose, will you?
31122	Now what good is that goin''ter do the Nunited States?"
31122	Of what worth now were all his buoyant anticipations, while she was listening to the sugared flatteries of the"town cuss"?
31122	Should he pull down the temple on Walter''s success-- the pride of them all?
31122	Shows speed, I s''pose?
31122	Sneed?"
31122	So ye ca n''t tell what makes it,--the sile, or what?"
31122	Thar-- what''s that?"
31122	The coroner interposed quickly:"Where were you goin'', an''what did you see?"
31122	The coroner, intentionally taking him at a disadvantage, asked abruptly,"What do you work at mostly?"
31122	Then she spoke in a low voice:--"Whyn''t ye find out, Ben?
31122	Then, with an awkward attempt at raillery,"Ai n''t ye never a- thinkin''''bout a- gittin''married?"
31122	Waal,"raising an impressive forefinger,"ai n''t_ I_ the public?"
31122	Was this miraculous fire, blazing from the depths of the clear water, necromancy, the work of the devil?
31122	Was this the sylvan deity of the young hunter''s adoration?
31122	We''lowed ye did n''t see nothin''of it through the tellingscope, did ye?
31122	Whar would Wat be ef''t warn''t fur Justus?"
31122	Whar''s Mr. Sneed''s horse?"
31122	Whar''s the nex''place we air bound fur?"
31122	What ails the gal?"
31122	What ails ye ter be so good- fur- nuthin''?
31122	What diff''unce do it make whether Con''s rifle- ball hit whar he aimed ter do or no, so he fetched him down somewhar?"
31122	What evil might it portend?
31122	What prospect of profit worth a long, lonely journey and a risk that ended in death?
31122	What was there to"investigate"in the mountains?
31122	Who married?"
31122	Why must he needs die here, in this horrible unexplained way, and leave other men, chance associates, to risk stretching hemp for murder?
31122	Why n''t ye gin the comp''ny a drink?"
31122	Whyn''t ye water that sufferin''beast, ez air fairly honing ter drink?
31122	Would he cut down all the trees on the mountain?
31122	ter the west, an''a handshake ter the north, an''''Take a drink?''
31122	thar, an''a clap on the shoulder ter the east, an''a''How''s yer health?''
31122	whar_ is_ the gal?"
33970	A lion?
33970	An''_ what_ did you do with it, Ethelindy?
33970	And did the man die?
33970	And how do you account for that phase?
33970	And so he went plumb through the cave?
33970	And they came out all safe in Greenbrier?
33970	And which do you say?
33970	And which do_ you_ say?
33970	And you think this untrained girl could take her place?
33970	Bob,he addressed the toddler,"will you uns let daddy kerry ye like a baby?"
33970	But what makes ye look so durned peaked?
33970	But what will yer gran''dad say ter me?
33970	But_ why_ hain''t ye got more, Basil? 33970 Could you- uns_ sure_ be back hyar by day- break, Watt?"
33970	Daniel''s Lions? 33970 Did he collapse at last and verify the surgeon''s prophecy?"
33970	Did he pay you in gold?
33970	Did he see-- really----?
33970	Did you get my check?
33970	Do you know that you trouble yourself to talk very little, Captain Girard?
33970	Do you know this Royston McGurny?
33970	Does he state any reasons for making it public?
33970	Done what?
33970	Dr. Rigdon is not staying in the house, then?
33970	Girard?
33970	Got pretty good horse?
33970	Have we got to cross this?
33970	Have you any idea of where you are going, or how far?
33970	Heavenly? 33970 Hey?
33970	How could ye hev strengthened yer heart fur sech a deed onless the grace o''God prevailed mightily within ye? 33970 How did yer corn crap turn out?"
33970	How do you uns know that?
33970	How so? 33970 I dun''no''how fur smallpox kin travel-- an''it jes''mulls and mulls in ye afore it breaks out-- don''t it, S''briny?"
33970	I may consider myself dismissed from the presence?
33970	If I may ask, who is this lady who seems to give the law to the community?
33970	If that is true, why should he stay in this quiet place?
33970	In the show?
33970	In what school did you acquire your trenchant style?
33970	Is n''t the moon heavenly?
33970	Is this bona- fide?
33970	Is this what you had to tell me?
33970	Kerry the baby? 33970 Me?"
33970	Mighty long tramp fur Bobbie, thar,--whyn''t ye kerry him?
33970	Mr. Gordon, is it not? 33970 No?
33970	Not intentionally, Major, but----"And who are you to judge of my motives? 33970 Or in greenbacks?
33970	Remember, Mr. Whitmel, at that fight we had in the hills not far from the Ocoee, how you rebuked two artillerymen for swearing? 33970 See the fire?
33970	Sergeant,he hailed the guidon,"where is Captain Dovinger?"
33970	Shot somebody?
33970	So they came into Tanglefoot down the road, and went out of the Cove by this tunnel?
33970	That thar bar?
33970	That tree? 33970 The boy wo n''t die, then?"
33970	The murder, ye mean? 33970 Then why n''t ye leave it ter men?"
33970	Think? 33970 Used to see that sort of thing in the army?
33970	Ventriloquist?
33970	Waal, war Clem Tweed funnin''whenst he done sech ez that, in levyin''an execution?
33970	Warn''t it prime?
33970	Whar did he die at?
33970	Whar is this fool goin''?
33970	What ailed you- uns ter name_ me_ as the corpus,''Gene Barker?
33970	What did he level, Medory-- a gun?
33970	What did you do it fur?
33970	What fur should I tell it--''t ai n''t mine?
33970	What has become of the troopers?
33970	What is the reward offered to hale him forth and force him to enjoy that privilege-- five hundred dollars?
33970	What makes him limp?
33970	What sorter fool talk is that?
33970	What''s all this?
33970	What''s her name-- Meggy?
33970	What''s yer cargo?
33970	What''s yer name?
33970	What-- what-- is-- that Thing-- over there on the bank of the bogue?
33970	Where are the other officers of the squadron-- the junior captain, the lieutenants?
33970	Where''s this girl-- you?
33970	Who are Captain Girard''s people, Papa?
33970	Who sits so late at the forge?
33970	Who was the man?
33970	Whut''s in the box?
33970	Whut-- w- whut ails him ter take arter Tanglefoot? 33970 Why n''t ye keep the top on yer coffee- can?
33970	Why not? 33970 Why, do n''t you know that''s against the law?"
33970	Why, what does all this mean?
33970	Whyn''t they bury him in Eskaqua, whar he died?
33970	Whyn''t ye wait for me, Sher''ff? 33970 Will ye deny ez ye hev he d a sign from the heavens, Jubal Kennedy?"
33970	Will you tell it, Mr. Gordon, or shall I?
33970	Wo n''t them candidates fur office be mighty mad if they find out what it war sure enough?
33970	Would you be afraid of the lion, child?
33970	Ye ai n''t no snake, now-- nary toad-- nary green rabbit-- no sort''n jim- jam?
33970	Ye air in no danger of fire, then?
33970	Ye know that gal named Loralindy Byars?
33970	You contemplate giving it to the public,he said to Gordon;"why not try its effect on a disinterested listener first, and judge from that?"
33970	You did n''t see no guide whenst they slipped past you- uns''house, did ye?
33970	You learned that argument from Geraldine-- he is nothing but an echo of Geraldine, Mr. Gordon-- now, is n''t he, Mamma?
33970	You showed him the way to this pass yourself? 33970 An''what d''ye s''pose I seen? 33970 And at what time had this dread fate befallen his friend? 33970 And what do you think about, pray?
33970	And who would believe that?
33970	Basil, the wife, the children,--where were they?
33970	But he was at once doubtful and relieved when the haggard wretch at the door, mustering his courage, replied:"Know Royston McGurny?
33970	But how?
33970	But was it not told already in those tracks in the dusty road?
33970	But, meantime, how does the fellow contrive to live?"
33970	Daniel''s Lions?"
33970	Do n''t ye know the coffee will lose heart, settin''open?"
33970	George?"
33970	Gordon?"
33970	Had he found justice so alert to redress his wrongs, even in a little matter, that he must needs risk his neck upon it?
33970	Had he overheard their unguarded, significant words?
33970	Had he, indeed, no foundation for his suspicion?
33970	Hev you- uns got any aigs?"
33970	Honest?"
33970	How had she the heart to deprive them of his willing aid?
33970	How_ could_ you- uns let sech ez that happen?"
33970	If your command is annihilated, why do you keep up this commotion?"
33970	Is the man deaf?"
33970	It''s a heavenly body, ai n''t it?"
33970	Keene?"
33970	Kinnicutt''s brow contracted angrily, and Crann broke into open wrath:"An''I ai n''t carin'', ye fool-- what d''ye interrupt fur like that?"
33970	More than once his superior muscle sufficed to throw off both the officers for a moment, but to what avail?
33970	Mrs. Keene acceded as the two young men shook hands; then, evidently perturbed by her lack of ceremony, she exclaimed pettishly,"Where is Geraldine?
33970	Never had a golden opportunity like this been lost-- by what uncovenanted chance had Tolhurst escaped?
33970	Oh, why had he not gone with the rest of the camp?
33970	Or mebbe in Cornfed money?"
33970	Or, Seymour again doubted, had he merely constructed a figment of a scheme from his own imaginings and these attenuations of suggestion?
33970	Self- defense-- was it?
33970	She watched him flinch, and asked wonderingly,"Is game skeerce?"
33970	Tell me, you men, is this a testamentary paper, and you think it against the law to destroy it?"
33970	Then Dr. Trent broke forth:"Are you a fool, boy?
33970	Then as the schemer remained silent he demanded, frowning darkly,"What''s Loralindy Byars got ter do with it?"
33970	Then, aloud,"Why do n''t you uns kerry the baby, Basil Bedell, an''give yer wife a rest?"
33970	Therefore, with a sedulous effort, Hoxer maintained his composure when the Major thundered again,"You tax me with making a false impression?"
33970	Told a lie by accident, did I?
33970	WHO CROSSES STORM MOUNTAIN?
33970	War it the sheriff himself ez levied?"
33970	Warn''t that you- uns runnin''arter the wagon a piece back yonder jes a while ago?"
33970	Was not the whole neighborhood swarming with canine dependents?
33970	Was this the only cur- dog in the Bend?
33970	Whar else?"
33970	What had befallen her voice?
33970	What strange influence had betided the landscape?
33970	What was their game?
33970	What ye want?"
33970	Where''s the man?"
33970	Who be dead?"
33970	Who could divine, so silent were the windless mountains, so deep a- dream the darksome woods, so spell- bound the mute and mystic moonlight?
33970	Who was she, indeed, that she should seek to command the march of events and deploy sequences?
33970	Why should the laggard inspiration come so late if it had come at all?
33970	Whyn''t ye work more and quit wastin''yer time on that old fool fiddle?"
33970	Will_ you_ be waiting fur me here in Tanglefoot Cove-- if I promise not to hang you fur your misdeeds right off now?"
33970	Would she dig up that box he treasured from whar he told her he he d buried it, arter he escaped from the attack o''the miners?
33970	how did he get so footsore?"
33970	ye jes''now f''und that out, dad?"
36771	''Genie,he said, suddenly, looking over his shoulder within the cabin,"be you- uns_ sure_ ez they war--_folks_?"
36771	A- sarchin''fur the boy?
36771	Ai n''t nobody seen it?
36771	Ai n''t that thar Luke Todd? 36771 Ai n''t the Grinnell baby got_ no_ home?"
36771	Air it the comin''o''the Jedgmint Day, Tobe?
36771	Air we- uns of a favor?
36771	Air ye hurt, Tobe?
36771	Air you- uns a- settin''under the preachin''o''Brother Peter Vickers?
36771	Am I not hiding?
36771	An''''ai n''t ye got the gumption ter sense what Eveliny sot the candle in the winder fur?
36771	An'', now, how much air twelve times eight?
36771	An''did ye jes set thar an''say,''Good Mister Fire, do n''t burn the records; what''ll folks do''bout thar deeds an''sech?'' 36771 An''what air_ you- uns_ doin''hyar?"
36771	An''what did ye kem hyar fur?
36771	An''ye air goin''ter take ter the woods ef ye do n''t?
36771	An''ye say ye hev applied fur the place o''postmaster?
36771	But what good would that do me-- an''the baby whisked plumb out''n the State? 36771 But what''s he want with me, Cap''n?"
36771	But which one o''these hyar gals would ye recommend ter yer nephew ter marry-- ef ye he d a nephew?
36771	Did Abs''lom ever gin''em ter ye?
36771	Did n''t ye ever want ter kem afore, Eveliny?
36771	Did yer gun go off suddint?
36771	Do n''t he''pear ter you- uns to be powerful peegeon- toed?
36771	Ever been up on the bald?
36771	Fur good?
36771	Going?
36771	Hain''t Purdee been hyar?
36771	Hain''t ye got no aim, ye durned sinner?
36771	He d ye''lowed ter put up at the old hotel?
36771	He knows all thar is ter know''bout we- uns-- an''why air ye not ter share our per''ls?
36771	Hev enny o''you- uns hearn him''low lately ez I claim ennything ez ai n''t mine?
36771	Hev ennybody been spiteful ter you- uns ter- day?
36771	Hev she got enny partic''lar marks, ez ye knows on?
36771	Hev ye made a find?
36771	How could we know thar warn''t but one, eh?
36771	How d''ye know it''s the same creek?
36771	How did ye know''twar Lee- yander?
36771	How long sence this gate must hev been opened afore?
36771	Howdy, Mis''Roxby-- howdy? 36771 I wonder ef it air the same star o''Bethlehem?"
36771	I wonder what they charge fur iron over yander at the settlemint, Em''ry?
36771	In the name o''reason and religion, Roger Purdee,she adjured him,"what air that thar perverted Philistine talkin''''bout?"
36771	Kase I''lowed I''d cut thar ears? 36771 Kin ye kerry a message straight?"
36771	SHE SMILED UPON THE BABYTHE BLACKSMITH''S SHOP"THE TABLES OF THE LAW""''WHAT WORD DID HE SEND TER--_ME_?''"
36771	Say his own chil''n air''hearty feeders an''hard on shoe- leather?'' 36771 That branch on the t''other side o''Panther Ridge?
36771	That thar''pears ter be a fiddle on the wall, ai n''t it, Mis''Sudley?
36771	The gawbbler?
36771	They never gin ye that word?
36771	Thought ye war goin''ter keep store?
36771	Tobe,she said, in a bated voice,"who war them men?"
36771	Trade fur what?
36771	Wa''al, Mis''Gryce, I reckon ye dunno whar Tobe be, nuther?
36771	Waal, now, what''s the differ?
36771	Waal, then, Hilary,he demanded,"what air ye a- raisin''sech a row fur?
36771	Waal,observed the moonshiner, impatiently, eying the tremulous and tongue- tied Yerby,"hev ye fund what ye war a- huntin''fur?"
36771	War it you- uns ez I hearn say thar war word kem ter the cross- roads''bout some revenuers raidin''''round somewhar in the woods?
36771	Warn''t you- uns apologizin''ter me t''other day fur not bein''a nephew''stiddier a niece? 36771 Whar be she?"
36771	Whar be the filly hid, Tobe?
36771	Whar be yer dad?
36771	Whar d''ye make out enny letters, Roger?
36771	Whar war they?
36771	Whar''s Job Grinnell?
36771	Whar''s Pete?
36771	Whar''s the stray- book?
36771	Whar''s the stray- book?
36771	What ailed Eveliny ter git so tuk up with this hyar Abs''lom? 36771 What ailed her ter sot it hyar?"
36771	What ailed the stray- book ter bide hyar in the court- house all night, Tobe? 36771 What ails the Cunnel,''Genie?"
36771	What ails ye ter keep the mare down hyar, Tobe?
36771	What ails ye ter say words ye ca n''t abide by-- ye''low ye''pear so graceful on the back track?
36771	What ails ye, Tim? 36771 What ails yer furrows ter run so crooked, Nehemiah?"
36771	What air ye a- doin''hyar?
36771	What be Tobe Gryce a- doin''of now?
36771	What d''ye reckon I keer fur enny jestice''s cheer when I hev got ye agin ter set alongside o''me by the fire?
36771	What d''ye want me ter do? 36771 What hev ye done ter dad?"
36771	What is that old fox slyin''round after? 36771 What men?"
36771	What sort''n beastis is this hyar mare ez the ranger tuk up?
36771	What sorter topknot is that ye got on?
36771	What war I a- goin''ter do, then? 36771 What word did he send ter--_me_?"
36771	What ye mean, A''gusta?
36771	Who air they?
36771	Who be ye a- talkin''about?
36771	Why ca n''t the critter elude Satan with less n''ise?
36771	Why do n''t ye sati''fy the boy, Yerby?
36771	Why n''t ye spen''the day a- milkin''the cow?
36771	Why''n''t ye gin dad them messages ez Abs''lom gin ye from me?
36771	Why, you ai n''t thinkin''''bout movin''up inter the wilderness ter live, an''ye jes applied fur the post- office down at the cross- roads? 36771 Ye did n''t fire it a- purpose?"
36771	Ye never hurt nobody, did ye, Tobe?
36771	Ye''ll tell him, I s''pose?
36771	You''ll look in again, wo n''t you?
36771	_ Who?_asked his wife, pausing in her task of picking up chips.
36771	Air ye ekal ter keepin''store an''sech?"
36771	Air yer rheumatics mendin''enny?"
36771	All this for him: why should he disquiet himself for the storm that burst upon others?
36771	An''I says,''Lee- yander Yerby, do n''t ye know that thar thing''s the devil''s snare?''
36771	An''how did I know?
36771	An''what air ye wantin''a pore ole''oman like me ter talk about?"
36771	As he looked down the slope below he thought the snow seemed broken-- by footprints, was it?
36771	As the two dripping horses struggled up the steep incline he asked,"Did the man with her see the manifestation also?"
36771	Could n''t ye gin it house- room?
36771	Dawn?
36771	Did a fitful blast stir the door?
36771	Did he build''em?
36771	Did he plant''em?
36771	Did they follow, he wondered, the shepherds who went to seek for Christ?
36771	Do she''low ez I hev he d nuthin ter study''bout sence?"
36771	Feed the critter fur nuthin till the triflin''scamp ez owned her kem arter her?
36771	Fight a old man?"
36771	For a gruff voice within growled out a remonstrance:"What ye doin''that fur, Steve?
36771	Grinnell slouched up and sat down among them, responding with a nod to the unceremonious"Hy''re, Job?"
36771	Hev that thar candle got enny call ter bide in that thar winder?"
36771	How be I ever a- goin''''bout''mongst the folks at the settlement agin with my darter married ter a Kittredge?
36771	How much air nine times seven?--nine times seven?"
36771	How should she care for the depth and richness of the blue deepening toward the zenith in those vast skies?
36771	How''s ennybody goin''ter know a man ez lived''way off down hyar in Lonesome Cove?"
36771	I''ll be bound old Ab went a- braggin''--hey, Lee- yander?"
36771	If one''s glances were only quick enough, were there not faces pressed to those shattered panes-- scarcely seen-- swiftly withdrawn?
36771	Illustration:"''WARN''T YOU- UNS APOLOGIZIN''TER ME FUR NOT BEIN''A NEPHEW?''"]
36771	Now he only knew it the more surely; and what did this avail him, and how aid in the capture of the recusant clerk and assistant postmaster?
36771	Now, the p''int o''law ez I wanted ter ax the lawyers''bout air this-- kin the ranger be the ranger an''the taker- up too?"
36771	Seems toler''ble long range fur a pistol, do n''t it?
36771	Sometimes in a seeming pause he could catch their lisping sibilant tones repeating, repeating-- what?
36771	Suddenly--"Ever weigh him?"
36771	THE PHANTOM OF THE FOOT- BRIDGE OLD JOEL QUIMBEY"''WHY''N''T YE GIN DAD THEM MESSAGES?''"
36771	The Quimbey and Kittredge factions poured into the hall; what cared they for the disputed claims of Jenkins_ versus_ Jones?
36771	The mystic letters, the inspired words, where were they?
36771	Then aloud,"Whar''s mam?"
36771	Then, lifting his gloomy, long- lashed eyes to the bridge far up the stream, he asked,"Whose''harnts''?"
36771	Then, taking thought and courage together,"Ye ca n''t say the Bible ai n''t down on''strong drink''?"
36771	Was ever chorus so sweet as this?
36771	Was not the stranger furnished with the fullest credentials-- a letter to Roxby from the Colonel?
36771	Was this the seer of ghosts-- Dundas marvelled-- this the Millicent whose pallid and troubled phantom already paced the foot- bridge?
36771	Whar''s Hil''ry disappeared to, ennyways?"
36771	What air ye a- doin''hyar?"
36771	What did it matter to her how her father was treated?
36771	What did the law do ter him?"
36771	What hev he got ter be''shamed of?"
36771	What holy mysteries were they not rushing in upon?
36771	What made her like him?"
36771	What ought I ter hev done?"
36771	What will folks do''bout thar deeds, an''mortgages, an''sech?
36771	Where was its potency, her enthusiasm?
36771	Who dared so much as say a word to his face?
36771	Who knows what memories were a- stalk there-- what semblance of former times?
36771	Who knows-- who knows?
36771	Who made''em his''n?"
36771	Why air ye a- waitin''thar?"
36771	Why could he not have discovered Leander''s whereabouts earlier, and by now be jogging along the road home with the boy by his side?
36771	Why''n''t ye fire?"
36771	Whyn''t ye bite off what ye air tryin''ter chaw?"
36771	Ye ai n''t''lowin''she''ll ever go back ter her husband, air ye?"
36771	Ye want me ter''commodate this stranger too, ez mebbe air runnin''from them ez wants him, hey Hilary?"
36771	Yet had he not cursed the baby, lumping him among the Kittredges?
36771	[ Illustration:"''WHAT WORD DID HE SEND TER--_ME_?''"]
36771	[ Illustration:"''WHY''N''T YE GIN DAD THEM MESSAGES?''"]
36771	an''hold them claws o''yourn, an''see the court- house burn up, with that thar stray- book in it?"
36771	for the eyes that can see only this?
36771	said Tobe, in a harried manner,"could n''t ye find me nowhar?
5145	About what?
5145	Ai n''t it purty?
5145	Ai n''t much like the leetle feller I met here three year ago-- air ye?
5145	Air ye afeerd?
5145	Air ye goin''home now?
5145	Air ye still shootin''at that ole tree?
5145	Air you pokin''fun at ME?
5145	Air you the constable?
5145	And did she always let ye?
5145	And did you try to break it down?
5145	And how''s your cousin-- Jason?
5145	Are you sorry, Mavis?
5145	Back to Mavis?
5145	Can I do anything for you?
5145	Can I git them clothes now?
5145	Can the one that''s left appoint his OWN board?
5145	Can you beat it?
5145	Can you read and write?
5145	D''you have anything to do with this?
5145	Did I hear you say''CAN''T''?
5145	Did she come purty near throwin''you?
5145	Did ye hear whut they was talkin''about?
5145	Did you ever hear o''my tellin''the Hawns anything about you Honeycutts?
5145	Did you keep your promise, Jason?
5145	Did you see Steve a- talkin''to some fellers down the road?
5145	Did you tell''em?
5145	Do n''t know?
5145	Do n''t ye understand, boy?
5145	Do n''t you think you might save a little time-- waitin''fer Babe to git tame? 5145 Do you know the perpetrators of the unlawful burning of the toll- gate on the Cave Hill Pike?"
5145	Do you know whar John Burnham is?
5145	Do you reckon I need hit agin you?
5145	Does all the boys have to do that?
5145	Explain what?
5145	Found out yit who killed yo''daddy?
5145	Got a still up here?
5145	Got yo''gun, Jason?
5145	Have ye got a license?
5145	Have you got yo''license?
5145	Have you matriculated yet?
5145	Have you never tried to kiss a girl?
5145	Have you seen Marjorie and Gray?
5145	Hit is?
5145	Home?
5145	How about it?
5145	How is the colonel?
5145	How much is that reward?
5145	How much o''this reward do you want?
5145	How''d that happen, mammy?
5145	How''d you know whar we live?
5145	How''s Mavis?
5145	How''s grandpap?
5145	How''s he goin''to help hisself,asked the girl,"when he ai n''t hyeh?"
5145	How''s the folks in the mountains?
5145	How''s the folks?
5145	How''s the folks?
5145	I reckon you could n''t help doin''it?
5145	I reckon,he said sympathetically,"you hain''t found no way yit o''gittin''yo''land back?"
5145	I tell ye, I''m a- goin''back to that new- fangled school when I git to grandpap''s, an''whut''ll you do?
5145	In that great big house in the woods?
5145	Is Mavis goin''to live with you all the time?
5145	Is Mavis here?
5145	Is grandpap here?
5145	Is he all right?
5145	Is he dead yit?
5145	Is my mammy hyeh?
5145	Jasie, take me back home with ye, wo n''t you?
5145	Jason,said the old man sternly,"whut''s the matter out hyeh?"
5145	Jason,she said finally,"you do n''t believe Colonel Pendleton cheated Steve-- do you?"
5145	Little gal,he mimicked,"air you a- talkin''to me?"
5145	Look here, Steve,he said earnestly,"have n''t you had enough now?
5145	Look hyeh, chile, is you referrin''to Perfesser Burnham?
5145	ME?
5145	Mavis,he said huskily,"do you remember what I said that day right here?"
5145	Mavis,he said,"I want you to marry me-- won''t you, Mavis?"
5145	Mother?
5145	Must be purty good shot now?
5145	Ner who shot yo''pap?
5145	Not now; and then shyly,"are you?"
5145	Now, was n''t that curious?
5145	One o''them fotched- on women whoop ye fer missin''yo''a- b- abs?
5145	Rest yo''hat thar on the bed, wo n''t you?
5145	Rickolect whut I tol''you about hell a- comin''about that terbaccer?
5145	S''pose I do n''t break nothin'',he asked shrewdly,"do I git that back?"
5145	Seen any chestnut hoss comin''along here?
5145	So that''s yo''boy an''gal?
5145	That''s right-- how is she?
5145	The what?
5145	The what?
5145	Then why did she go?
5145	These fellers up here tried to bust our county up into little pieces once-- an''do you know why? 5145 Uncle Lige, do you know whar my mammy is?"
5145	Was n''t it lots o''fun, Jasie?
5145	Was that her school down there at the mouth of the creek?
5145	Well, how do I git to the college I''m goin''to?
5145	Well, if I tol''you anything about them to- day, do n''t you know I''d be tellin''them something about you to- morrow?
5145	Well, the same thing is true about me of two or three men on your side, is n''t it?
5145	Well, who the hell WAS the feller?
5145	Well,he rumbled scathingly,"you''ve been a- playin''hell, hain''t ye?
5145	Were you going to shoot an unarmed boy?
5145	Were you looking for us?
5145	Whar can I git some water to wash?
5145	Whar is he?
5145	Whar you goin''?
5145	Whar you two been?
5145	Whar you two goin''?
5145	Whar''s Mavis?
5145	Whar''s Mavis?
5145	Whar''s Steve?
5145	Whar''s the college?
5145	Whar?
5145	What can we do for you?
5145	What do you mean, boy,shouted an angry voice,"shooting that rabbit?"
5145	What have you got there, mammy?
5145	What is it?
5145	What is your name?
5145	What''s the matter with Marjorie?
5145	What''s the matter, grandpap?
5145	What''s yo''hurry?
5145	What? 5145 What?"
5145	When they comin''?
5145	When you goin'', Jasie?
5145	Where do you live?
5145	Where''s Jason?
5145	Where''s Jason?
5145	Where''s Steve, mammy?
5145	Which side air you on NOW?
5145	Who was it?
5145	Who''ll keep me from goin''?
5145	Who''s been a- tellin''you lies about me?
5145	Who''s comin''up here?
5145	Who''s that ole feller?
5145	Whut devilmint are you in up here now?
5145	Whut devilmint you up to now?
5145	Whut fer?
5145	Whut kind o''trouble?
5145	Whut on earth would you do down thar, Mavis?
5145	Whut things?
5145	Whut was that?
5145	Whut you doin''out hyeh?
5145	Whut you doin''up here?
5145	Whut you goin''to do down thar?
5145	Whut you mean, boy?
5145	Whut you want to keep us from goin''up here fer?
5145	Whut you want?
5145	Whut''d you come up here fer?
5145	Whut''s a license?
5145	Whut''s dat-- whut''s dat?
5145	Whut''s the matter with Mavis?
5145	Why do n''t you take Mavis?
5145	Why have n''t you been over to see me, Jason?
5145	Why, I did n''t know you yesterday-- did I? 5145 Why, Mavis-- I thought you-- Gray-- Mavis, will you, will you?"
5145	Why, hain''t ye heerd the news? 5145 Why, how are you, Jason?
5145	Why, mebbe you air the rock- pecker?
5145	Why, was n''t you atter him?
5145	Why, what''s the matter, Jason?
5145	Why, who told you?
5145	Will that git-- get me in, when I a- get to the door?
5145	Will you do something for me?
5145	Yes, an''who you reckon the school- teacher is?
5145	You are going back home? 5145 You come from near the Ohio River?"
5145	You did n''t see Gray?
5145	You hain''t goin''to give the boy up, Jason?
5145	You hain''t told''em?
5145	You have n''t told anybody else?
5145	You know a good deal about geology already-- are you going to take my course too?
5145	You see that star there? 5145 Your father works in tobacco?"
5145	''Member that good- lookin''little furrin feller who was down here from the settlemints?
5145	Ai n''t you goin''to settle down and behave yourself?"
5145	Air ye goin''to school up here?"
5145	And every building was covered with vines, and it was funny that vines grew on houses, and why in the world did n''t folks cut''em off?
5145	And gently, at last:"What''s the matter, Mavis?"
5145	And if his father should go under, if Morton Sanders took over his home and the boy must make his own way and live his life where he was-- why not?
5145	And then suddenly:"Gray, did you ever ask Mavis to marry you?"
5145	And, if that happened, what would become of him?
5145	But where was the dance, and had they gone to it after all?
5145	Could there be some thwarted hope in the lives of Gray''s father and her mother that both were now trying to realize in the lives of her and Gray?
5145	Could this keen- faced, keen- eyed, sinewy, tall lad be the faithful little chap who had trudged sturdily at his heels so many days in the mountains?
5145	He felt his arm caught tightly and he turned to find Marjorie, white, with trembling lips, but struggling to be calm:"Where is Jason?"
5145	He had been a long time in those hills, his father was sick and worried-- and what was he doing down there anyhow?
5145	How in the world did they get those names?"
5145	How long d''ye reckon a purty gal like Mavis was a- goin''to wait fer you?
5145	I started before breakfast-- can I get a bite here?"
5145	Invariably for a long time his mother had asked:"Whut you been a- doin'', Jason?"
5145	Is n''t that funny?"
5145	Is that boy Gray comin''back hyeh?"
5145	It was incredible, but could he enforce it?
5145	It would take a step- ladder to get into the top bed-- good Lord, did people sleep that way in this college?
5145	Jason will have to come back here-- how do you suppose Marjorie would feel here, bein''a woman, if you feel the way you do, bein''a man?
5145	Marjorie nodded with some hesitation, and Gray went on:"How-- how is he now?"
5145	May I inquire, son, if yo''purpose is to attend dis place o''learnin''?"
5145	Now, what are you going to do about it?"
5145	She had startled him by her insight into-- he halted-- into everything-- and how was Jason getting along?
5145	The boy''s eyes were shifting now from one to the other and he broke in abruptly:"Whut''s the matter?"
5145	The girl hesitated:"Money trouble, mother?"
5145	Was there something that ruled this land-- something better than the code that ruled his hills?
5145	Was-- was that what attracted you?"
5145	Well, are n''t you coming?
5145	Well, do you see any reason why we should be shooting each other down to oblige a few cowards?"
5145	What are you goin''to do about it?"
5145	What was going on over there?
5145	What was the trouble that Steve had already heard about Mavis and Gray, and what the trouble at which Steve had hinted-- for him?
5145	What you say?"
5145	What''d I tell ye, son?
5145	When do you two aim to git married?"
5145	Where do you live?"
5145	Whut''ve I been tryin''to l''arn ye since you was a baby?
5145	Why,"thundered the old man savagely,"did n''t YOU kill him face to face?"
5145	You got here in time, did n''t you?"
5145	You hain''t got a knife-- now?"
5145	You know I''m a good girl-- why did n''t you go after the folks who''ve been talkin''instead o''pitchin''into Gray?
5145	You know that, do n''t you?"
5145	You''ve come up to see your folks?"
5145	he cried, with a start of surprise;"found anything to shoot?"
5145	he said,"where did this come from?"
34208	A reprisal?
34208	All right, but why have nothing out of it except a pipe- line? 34208 Am I forgiven?"
34208	An''ef he seeks ter buy?
34208	And now in the first place, what do you mean to do with yourself?
34208	And since then he has not been recaptured, though he was in your opinion too ill and deranged to have deceived you by feigning sleep?
34208	And the State charter-- how about that?
34208	And these people who have befriended you,questioned the mentor voice,"what of them?"
34208	And what is being done toward watching him?
34208	And what was the outcome of it all?
34208	Anyhow, hit ai n''t no reason why you an''me kain''t be friends, is hit?
34208	Between them they hold all the power, do n''t they?
34208	But could you give me some sort of illustration that would make it a shade more concrete?
34208	But how in God''s name did they get wise?
34208	But why, dear,he argued desperately,"why do you deny me when we know there''s only one wish in both our hearts?"
34208	Can I do that?
34208	Can I ignore the fact that father is in public life, where his affairs and those of his family are public property? 34208 Can you change them back?"
34208	Did I tell you I''d seen oil fields in operation?
34208	Did I understand you to suggest,inquired Spurrier with a forced calmness,"that you fancy you see in me the qualities of your opportunity hound?"
34208	Did the man that-- that was_ really_ guilty go scot free, whilst you had to shoulder his blame?
34208	Did you seek to have Augusta throw me over, without even a farewell-- because you believed me guilty, sir?
34208	Did you sell?
34208	Did you strike oil in the boom days?
34208	Do you mean to deny it?
34208	Do you still hate me?
34208	Do you think Grant escaped alive?
34208	Do you think I''m a charity patient?
34208	Do you want the whole truth, little gal?
34208	Does counsel mean to charge that the court has proven lax?
34208	Does n''t it seem real, now?
34208	Does n''t the range practically prohibit railroading?
34208	Gentlemen of the bar, any motions?
34208	Glory,he demanded somewhat breathlessly,"have you ever been to a theater in your life?
34208	Growing sentimental?
34208	Have n''t you and Grant both been malcontents throughout your entire period of service?
34208	Have n''t you often heard Private Grant swear vengeance against Captain Comyn?
34208	Have you ever heard Grant threaten Captain Comyn''s life?
34208	Here?
34208	Hev ye got two guns? 34208 Hit''s due, ai n''t hit-- my money?"
34208	How could it be done?
34208	How did you do that?
34208	How do we get the property into our hands then?
34208	How much do you still love this man?
34208	How?
34208	How?
34208	Howdy, stranger, what mout yore name be?
34208	I am on my way south, so now I''ll defer seeing him until another time-- unless you expect him back shortly?
34208	I do n''t belittle it, but what can I do?
34208	I hope so-- and this new man? 34208 I presume,"suggested Harrison,"you are encouraging that disbelief?"
34208	I reckon I do n''t err in surmisin''that you''ve come to collect your pension?
34208	I reckon that''s not a recommendation to you, is it?
34208	I reckon thet do n''t make no master differ ter ye, does hit?
34208	I started you along the paths of financial combat and I see no fault in your continuing, but may I be candid to the point of bluntness?
34208	I suppose you have thought of the possibilities open to a West Point man-- as a soldier of fortune?
34208	I suppose-- you''ll go alone?
34208	I wonder now,he teased with the whimsey of the moment,"what you would look like with black eyes?
34208	If I have a hunch that oil holds a future here and am willing to back that hunch, do n''t you think I am acting wisely to do it?
34208	In God''s name how could I be?
34208	In God''s name,exclaimed Spurrier,"is n''t there any way to shut that fool up?
34208	In God''s name,he demanded in a numbed voice,"why did n''t you write me about that?"
34208	Is that the only reason they hate you?
34208	It collapsed-- but why? 34208 Mr. Cappeze,"said Spurrier steadily,"are you sure that I may not have explanations that may change her view of me?"
34208	My God, do we have to fight this thing out with a woman?
34208	My God,he cried out,"why did n''t you let them hang me or shoot me?
34208	Now,ordered the young woman,"what about Joe Givins?"
34208	Of what nature, sir?
34208	Pet-- partridges?
34208	Reënforcements, major?
34208	She-- she is not dead, then?
34208	Sim Colby, who killed Captain Comyn?
34208	Sought to serve them?
34208	Spurrier,he said,"I think you know every one here, do n''t you?"
34208	That you, Spurrier? 34208 That, surely,"argued Spurrier,"testifies for the highly skilled technician, does n''t it?"
34208	The Land of Do- Without?
34208	Then that''s all you can tell me-- that it was n''t Colby?
34208	Then the boom collapsed?
34208	Then you did n''t know that Mr. Spurrier was married?
34208	Then you do n''t believe in the future?
34208	Then you want your promise back?
34208	To you? 34208 Undiscovered?"
34208	Was it party spirit that prompted you, then?
34208	Well,laughed Spurrier,"what_ is_ he doing here?"
34208	Were there no independent concerns to bring the stuff to market?
34208	Were ye lookin''fer me, boys?
34208	What air hit, Jack?
34208	What are your terms?
34208	What blight have you got on it, Jack?
34208	What does our research department report?
34208	What else is there, dearest?
34208	What fer?
34208	What has godliness got ter do with_ you_, anyhow, Tassie Plumford? 34208 What is he doing here?
34208	What is it, then?
34208	What manner of man war he, Joe?
34208	What sort of compromise, major?
34208	What sort of partnership would it be?
34208	What would such a man accomplish,inquired Spurrier,"aside from a sort of non- resident membership in the association of plutocrats?"
34208	What''s daylight to you, Joe?
34208	What''s he projeckin''at now?
34208	What''s that a- bulgin''out yore coat pocket, thar?
34208	What''s the trouble?
34208	What,Harrison shot the question out like a cross- examiner,"is the present attitude of the natives toward oil and oil men?"
34208	When did you leave?
34208	When did you see him last?
34208	When do I go to work?
34208	When do I report for final instructions?
34208	When does your enlistment expire?
34208	When shall we go to consult the oracle?
34208	Where is Glory?
34208	Who are they, Jack?
34208	Who is this man Spurrier?
34208	Who says it?
34208	Who, me?
34208	Why did n''t ye hearken ter''em?
34208	Why have n''t they discovered that?
34208	Why would n''t I be? 34208 Why?"
34208	Will you, Glory, have this man, John Spurrier----What would her answer be-- assent or negation?
34208	Wise?
34208	Wo n''t you?
34208	Ye ai n''t jest a- quippin''with me, be ye?
34208	Yes-- and you?
34208	Yes?
34208	Yore man he s done built ye a right monstrous fine house, hyar, ai n''t he?
34208	You an''me''s been partners for a right long spell, Bud Grant, ai n''t we?
34208	You are Herr John Spurrier?
34208	You are not prepared to swear, though, that this seeming sleep might not have been feigned?
34208	You are sure he was still there when the shot sounded?
34208	You do n''t let no grass grow under your feet, do you, Joe?
34208	You know to the day, do n''t you? 34208 You mean I am pardoned?"
34208	You mean Trabue?
34208	You mean because you have stood out for the enforcement of law?
34208	You think I''ve been here before?
34208	You think,Spurrier responded lightly, as one without personal interest,"they would n''t take it kindly?"
34208	You''re not Snowdon the engineer: the Panama Canal man, the Chinese railway builder, are you?
34208	*****"What do you make of it?"
34208	After a little silence the man altered his tone and spoke argumentatively:"You forgave the dog, you know-- why not the man?"
34208	Again he paused, and it was plain that he was laboring under embarrassment, so Spurrier inquired:"What is it?"
34208	Air ye ready ter face Him?"
34208	And why was this true?
34208	Are you financially independent?"
34208	But had he failed, after all?
34208	Cappeze?"
34208	Come ter think of hit, Sim, ye rid with ther high sheriff yoreself thet time, did n''t ye?"
34208	Could there be any possibility of Spurrier''s failing to recognize him-- of his having been, after all, ignorant of his presence here?
34208	Did you know that when vessels pass through the Panama Canal, the barnacles drop off?"
34208	Do n''t ye dis''arn hit, Brother Cappeze?"
34208	Do n''t ye really suspicion no special man?"
34208	Do you know who_ did_?"
34208	Does n''t it occur to you that a man has his human side?
34208	Does this life satisfy you?
34208	Harrison stood thinking for a time, then demanded tersely:"Have you secured any land or options?"
34208	Has he stepped on anybody''s toes?"
34208	Have you ever seen a real actress?"
34208	Have you ever won a prize since then, that meant as much to you?"
34208	Have you?"
34208	He lived among us and made friends of us-- only to rob us?"
34208	He only inquired:"Why should Mr. Colby hold a grudge against me?"
34208	His companion sat considering the question for a while and at last inquired:"Do you know anything about oil?
34208	How had they come there?
34208	I mean about its production?"
34208	I suppose that meets with your approval?"
34208	I suppose you will, wo n''t you?"
34208	I would hate that Death bandaged my eyes and forebore And bade me creep past----"Was that a battering- ram against timber that he heard?
34208	If I_ did_ believe in it, would n''t I be likely to seek investment at the present stage of land prices?"
34208	Is it your own or should there be quotation marks?"
34208	Is n''t that it?"
34208	Is n''t there anything off there beyond the hills that ever calls you?"
34208	Is there any one up there I can call on for lodging and information?"
34208	Is_ he_ dead?"
34208	It seems strange, somehow, does n''t it?"
34208	It was as if Spurrier had asked"All my ambitions?"
34208	Kin I come in?"
34208	Might it not be suspected in these circumstances that"Plunger"Spurrier''s refusal to treat his accusation seriously was only an attitude?
34208	Now he''s fully warned, where do we get off?"
34208	She shot a glance at him suddenly, eagerly; then at once the lids lowered, masking the eyes again as she inquired:"Thet thar''s poetry, ai n''t hit?"
34208	Spurrier looked at the strong- featured face as he prompted,"Yes?"
34208	Spurrier took the weapon, but when the man had gone James suggested in an even voice:"Do n''t you think you had better hand that gun to me?"
34208	Spurrier?"
34208	That is true, is it not?"
34208	The point is, do I give you the concept of the work?"
34208	The scarred chin?
34208	The stature?
34208	The tableau of astonishment held, until Spurrier broke it:"What matter personalities to us?"
34208	This time it was the attorney who, with an incredulity- freighted voice, demanded:"Who, you?"
34208	Unless I''m unpresentable, why do you-- never take me anywhere with you?"
34208	Was this dramatic incident prearranged between you?"
34208	We wonder could we sleep hyar?"
34208	What calls you into a land of poverty?
34208	What can he be writing about?"
34208	What connection could Spurrier have had with them: what enmity could they have had for him?
34208	What do you want more than anything else, Jack?"
34208	What is your question exactly?"
34208	What were you looking at across there-- so fascinatedly?"
34208	What would-- one of your own sort-- have to offer her out there?"
34208	When old Cappeze, a man not given to unreflecting or careless speech, flatly questioned:"Glory-- why does n''t John ever take you with him?"
34208	Where''s Glory?"
34208	Who else would I mean?"
34208	Who was it?"
34208	Who would suggest himself as so natural a leader for a murder enterprise as Sam Mosebury, whose record was established in such matters?
34208	Whose were they?
34208	Why did n''t you ask whether or not I was guilty?"
34208	Why do_ you_ use-- the other kind?"
34208	Why not have the whole damn business to split three ways, among Harrison''s crowd, yourself-- and the crowd I''ve got to handle?"
34208	Why?"
34208	Why?"
34208	Will you do that for me?"
34208	Will you tell Mr. Harrison I''m on the wire?"
34208	Wo n''t you join us?"
34208	You are keenly anxious for that day to come, are n''t you?"
34208	You may have heard of a certain dog in the manger?
34208	You want to take back-- what you said-- over there-- don''t you?"
34208	You''re a furriner hereabouts, ai n''t you?"
34208	demanded the former lieutenant rising from his seat, and Snowdon countered:"When will you be ready to begin?"
34057	A lie is hit? 34057 Air any of you men friends of his''n?
34057	Air these hyar tidin''s true, Bear Cat? 34057 Air they runnin''thet kittle in ther same place es they used to a year back?"
34057	Air ye alive?
34057	Air ye done talkin''now?
34057	Air ye follerin''revenuin''these days, Ratler?
34057	Air ye goin''ter obey me or do I hev ter_ make_ ye? 34057 Air ye hurted?"
34057	Air ye skeered ter tackle Bear Cat Stacy?
34057	Air yore heart in torment because ye hain''t ther Presi_dent_ of ther country, like Abe Lincoln was? 34057 Air you like ther balance of''em hyarabouts?"
34057	Air you with us, too, Joe?
34057	An''es fer yoreself-- does you take stock in thet damn''foolery, too?
34057	And how do you aim to move them?
34057	And this terrorization paralyzes your courts of justice?
34057	And why? 34057 Blossom,"he began in a contrite voice,"ye''re mad at me, ai n''t ye?
34057	Blossom,he gravely questioned her one day,"what makes ye so mindful of yore P''s and Q''s when ye he s speech with Jerry Henderson?"
34057	Blossom,he whispered huskily,"Blossom-- ye did n''t... come over... hyar... because ye... because ye keered fer me, did ye?"
34057	But how does ye aim ter persuade men ter forego blockadin''? 34057 But no man hain''t nuver been with us afore without he was oath- bound-- how did ye contrive hit?"
34057	But what else is thar ter do? 34057 But ye hain''t a- goin''fer always?
34057	Did I wake ye up?
34057	Did he look like he mout be alive?
34057	Did n''t ye know I he d work for ye ter do terday?
34057	Did she?
34057	Did ye keer-- thet much, Blossom?
34057	Did ye know thet yore friend, Jerry Henderson, he d done come back?
34057	Do n''t ye hear?
34057	Do n''t ye see how hit is, Turney?
34057	Do n''t ye see what''s done come ter pass? 34057 Do you mean that you suspect me of such a mission?"
34057	Does n''t it work the same way in your district-- or materially the same? 34057 Does ye aim ter make me a present of a house?"
34057	Does ye aim ter start acrost ther mounting?
34057	Does ye mean fer mournin''?
34057	Does ye mean thet-- thet despite last night-- ye keers fer me?
34057	Does ye plumb pi''ntedly_ hev_ ter go over thar? 34057 Does ye reckon I''d go away an''leave ye hyar ter them wolves?"
34057	Does ye understand me?
34057	Does ye''low thet I''d be hidin''out ther man thet raided me?
34057	Does ye''low they''re all Stacys-- or air thar some of our own kin mixed in with''em?
34057	Does ye''low,he asked softly,"that I''d hev done_ thet_ ef he had n''t p''intedly an''severely bid me do hit?"
34057	Does ye_ ree_cognize anybody else, thet war thar?
34057	Dying?
34057	Ef ye feels thet- a- way, Bud, why does yer consent ter grind corn fer blockaders?
34057	Ever hear of Torment Henderson?
34057	Hain''t she good enough-- fer you or any other man?
34057	Hain''t thet right smart like a doctor a- comin''in ter cure a man,he inquired dryly,"a- fore ther sick person he s sent fer him?
34057	Hain''t ye goin''ter house''em an''tend''em no longer yore own self?
34057	Harvard? 34057 Have me way- laid,"repeated Jerry blankly,"what for?"
34057	Have n''t I seen you before somewhar?
34057	He knowed I aimed ter hev him tote thet gryste acrost ther ridge ter the tub- mill, did n''t he? 34057 Hell an''tormint, what_ air_ thet?"
34057	Hell''s blazes, man, whar did ye drap from?
34057	Hev any stills been tampered with among his own folks-- or air hit jest over hyar?
34057	Hev ye any denial ter make? 34057 Hev ye folks done heered ther tidin''s?"
34057	Hev ye raided any more stills?
34057	How air Mr. Henderson? 34057 How came you here?"
34057	How did this come to pass?
34057	How''s all your folks?
34057	How-- how did ye hear tell of this?
34057	I reckon ye be Jerry Henderson, hain''t ye?
34057	In God''s name why does ye have ter taunt me in this hour with reminders of all thet I''ve lived fer an''lost? 34057 Is hit-- about-- Turner?"
34057	Is it?
34057	Joe Stacy,repeated Henderson,"I''ve never met him, have I?"
34057	Kin I holp ye in any fashion?
34057	Kin ye hear me?
34057	Kin ye identify any one man or more hyar, es them thet burned down yore dwellin''house? 34057 Lone,"he said,"thet firewood of yourn''s right green an''sappy, hain''t it?
34057	Nobody else did n''t feel compelled ter hit him even oncet, did they?
34057	Not be thar?
34057	Of course ye knows, son, thet he hain''t never agoin''ter fergit hit? 34057 Oh, God,"she murmured,"why air hit thet we kain''t love best of all ther folks thet loves us most?
34057	Or air ye jest plain skeered at ther idee of contraryin''Bear Cat Stacy?
34057	Ratler, air ye in thar?
34057	See thet white flower? 34057 Shell we tell Kinnard thet?"
34057	So ye thinks thet even without no railroad this God- forsaken land kin still prosper somehow?
34057	The laurel?
34057	Then I kain''t dissuade ye? 34057 Then I''m not dangerous as an enemy?
34057	Then if you are sent out, during this session of court,inquired the executive,"you agree to bring in whatever men are called to attendance?"
34057	Then ye means thet hit hain''t a- goin''ter be jest preachin''? 34057 Ther more thar is of''em ther more ye gits, do n''t ye?"
34057	Things I hev thet they lacks? 34057 Wa''al, why did n''t ye git him?"
34057	Wa''al,came his crisp interrogation,"what does ye want of me?"
34057	Wa''al,came the miller''s voice in a wrathful tremolo,"what business brings ye hyar es ef ye war aimin''ter lay- way somebody?
34057	Wall then, what_ hain''t_ yore business?
34057	War you boys a- sarchin''fer me?
34057	Was... that... why you... saved me?
34057	Well, boys,he genially inquired,"what did I tell ye?
34057	Whar air she, maw? 34057 Whar air these places at, Joe?"
34057	Whar air thet still ye spoke erbout-- Bear Cat Stacy''s still?
34057	Whar air ye a- goin'', Bear Cat?
34057	Whar am I''goin''? 34057 Whar are ye ridin''ter?"
34057	Whar be ye a- goin'', Matthew Blakey?
34057	Whar did he go to? 34057 Whar''s George Kelly?"
34057	Whar''s Turner?
34057	Wharfore in God''s name does ye stand thar preachin''at me?
34057	What ails everybody hyarabouts?
34057	What air a bear cat anyways? 34057 What brought ye?"
34057	What did they all hev ter say about me?
34057	What did ye see?
34057	What does ye aim ter do erbout hit all?
34057	What does ye aim ter do, Kinnard?
34057	What does ye counsel then? 34057 What else would hit be?
34057	What fer, Jud?
34057	What law air thar fer a man ter sot out compellin''other men ter adopt his notions, I wants ter know?
34057	What manner of deviltry air this?
34057	What manner of furriner was he, Leander?
34057	What manner of hell''s deviltry air all this?
34057	What needcessity did he hev ter go away a- tall?
34057	What next?
34057	What proof hev ye got ter offer us?
34057	What ther hell does ye mean? 34057 What would you advise, Uncle Israel?"
34057	What''s his secret? 34057 What''s ther matter, Jud?
34057	When am I supposed to perform this highly spectacular stunt?
34057	Where-- am I?
34057	Which way war they ridin''?
34057	While you were working up this evidence,inquired his honor,"did you go out and try to talk to Bear Cat Stacy?"
34057	Who air_ you_ ter talk of pledges?
34057	Who are these preachers we''re going to hear?
34057	Who attacked these men in my place? 34057 Who do ye think ye air-- God Almighty?"
34057	Who give ye license ter come brow- beatin''yore elders? 34057 Why could n''t ye?"
34057	Why did n''t Ratler git him then?
34057	Why did n''t ye answer me?
34057	Why do n''t none of''em ever git him? 34057 Why do n''t ye buy yoreself property whar ther railroad will come in yore own day, then?
34057	Why do n''t ye git married again?
34057	Why do n''t ye shoot?
34057	Why were those letters not presented to the Court? 34057 Why wo n''t he be here?
34057	Will ye all lay down yore arms, and surrender ther men we wants-- or will ye stand siege an''have this pest- house burnt down over yore heads? 34057 Will ye leave any message?"
34057	Wilt thou have this- hyar woman fer thy wedded wife? 34057 Ye aims ter defy me, does ye?
34057	Ye aims ter quit hit, does ye?
34057	Ye ain''t-- ye ai n''t seen none of''em yourself, have ye, Leander?
34057	Ye do n''t aim ter let''em penitenshery ye ergin, does ye?
34057	Ye hain''t hardly got no tolerance fer drinkin'', he s ye, Bud? 34057 Ye knows I holds with ye es ter schools-- an''all fashion of betterment-- but what''s them things ter me now?
34057	Ye seed me talkin''with a man out front thar jest now, did n''t ye? 34057 Ye seed''em go inter ther Quarterhouse, ye said?"
34057	Ye spoke in thar of havin''personal knowledge thet ther railroad did n''t aim ter come acrost Cedar Mounting, did n''t ye?
34057	Ye''ll fare right back again, wo n''t ye?
34057	You damned murder hirelings, does ye think thet I''m ter be tuck prisoner by sneakin''weasels like you?
34057	You had right- sore eyes then, did n''t you?
34057	You mean that when you talk to me you think I''m comparing you with the girls I know down below, is n''t that it?
34057	You, Turner, do n''t ye heer me a- callin''ye?
34057	You-- a mountain man?
34057	A leering smile parted the man''s lips over his yellow and uneven teeth:"So ye wo n''t partake of hit, old Bag- o''-bones, wo n''t ye?"
34057	After a moment''s pause he added with a note of pride:"See thet flag?
34057	Air he jest headstrong, maw, or air he so master big thet we kain''t comprehend him?
34057	Air he still alive?"
34057	Air hit as good as Berea?"
34057	Air thet what ye means?"
34057	Air ye a- goin''ter fergit yore dreams, because ther future''s black afore ye?
34057	Air ye a- settin''on carpet tacks?"
34057	Air ye goin''ter loan me thet gun of yore own free will or hev I got ter take hit offen ye?"
34057	Air ye satisfied with hit?"
34057	Are your judges free from the coercion of strong interests?
34057	Are your jurors all willing to die for their duty?"
34057	As he paused a sarcastic voice from the crowd demanded:"Will ye swear he did n''t aim ter break up ther meetin''neither?"
34057	As he waved the muzzle about he stormed furiously:"Who laughed back thar?"
34057	Because you''ll tell him to go?"
34057	Blackwell?"
34057	Blossom, afore I fares forth again?"
34057	But when the cortège swung at length into an unfamiliar turning Jerry was startled and demanded sharply:"Why are we leaving the high road?
34057	Ca n''t you slip over just long enough to shake hands with him?
34057	Despite the urgency of word and tone the preacher hesitated to demand:"What business brings ye hyar in ther dead of night- time?"
34057	Did n''t ye hear me whoop?"
34057	Did ye reckon hit war love for ther man thet he d done stole everything I counted dear-- ther traitor thet betrayed my roof- tree?
34057	Do n''t ye know full well thet when he grows up we''ll have ter git_ him_, too?
34057	Do you know that on every day they did serve all twelve got anonymous letters threatenin''them with death?
34057	Do you know that when you took the Henderson matter to the grand jury, nine men on the panel sought to be excused from service in fear of their lives?
34057	Does airy one of ye aim ter dispute what I says?"
34057	Does it lead anywhere in particular?"
34057	Does ye aim ter destroy thet thing yoreself,--now,--or does ye want thet I brings fo''ce?"
34057	Does ye aim ter-- ter co''te her?"
34057	Does ye reckon I kin ever fergit hit?"
34057	Does ye want ter go back thar ter Little Slippery?"
34057	Ef ther pattern of life I''ve sot ye hain''t good enough, do ye think ye''re better than yore maw, too?"
34057	Ef they kin, why do n''t they?
34057	Es fer me I do n''t aim ter be took alive-- air ye of ther same mind?
34057	For my sake ca n''t you come?
34057	Hain''t I got no men thet hain''t damned bunglers?"
34057	He could still stand-- but could he carry a man as heavy as himself?
34057	He heard Bud Jason inquiring in tones no longer querulous but firmly indignant:"Is thet all ye come fer?
34057	He said:''What manner of_ contrivance_ air thet?
34057	He''s knowed from God''s Blessin''Creek ter Hell''s Holler by ther name of Bear Cat Stacy, hain''t he?
34057	Henderson?"
34057	Henderson?"
34057	Henderson?"
34057	Hev ye anything ter say?"
34057	Hev ye seed him yit?"
34057	How comes hit ther revenue did n''t seek ter arrest me, too?"
34057	How could such things go on in the twentieth century?
34057	I could n''t hardly deny him ther use of my mill even ef his corn_ he s_ got sprouts in ther grain two inches long, now, could I?"
34057	I reckon we''ve got ter live somehow-- hain''t we?"
34057	I reckon ye hain''t hardly got no objection, hev ye?"
34057	I reckon ye suspicions who caused his death?"
34057	I''ll be at yore house afore sun- up, an''I reckon ye kin hide me out thar fer a few hours while I sleeps, kain''t ye?"
34057	If these men are your avowed enemies and in your power, why have you held your hand?"
34057	In Satan''s name, what air hit?"
34057	Is_ thet_ why ye do n''t delight in nothin''save dilitary dreams?"
34057	It may take time-- and if I write to you, naming a place,--will you come to me?"
34057	It''s only when I seek to be a friend that I need be feared?"
34057	Kinnard Towers had scornfully questioned:"What makes ye so tormentin''mincy erbout ther kid?
34057	Kinnard hain''t goin''ter escape scot- free?
34057	Lone Stacy turned to his wife and lifted his hands with a gesture of baffled perplexity as he inquired,"Does ye understand ther boy?
34057	Now air ye sich a sight better then yore maw was?"
34057	Sidney?"
34057	Stacy?"
34057	Still she remained statuesque and voiceless, so the man went on:"Can you set me right?
34057	Suddenly the miller laid a trembling hand on the boy''s arm and demanded in a hushed voice:"Why should n''t hit be you, Bear Cat?
34057	Ter blackguard me?"
34057	Thar hain''t but ther one way out, neither, is thar?"
34057	Then irrelevantly she demanded,"How did ye git yore shoulder hurt?"
34057	Then the strained posture relaxed and Bear Cat Stacy inquired in a tone of dead and impersonal calm:"Mr. Henderson, hev ye got a gun?"
34057	Thet would mean bargains, would n''t hit?"
34057	They would have listened to Brother Fulkerson-- but would they give_ him_ a hearing?
34057	Was he to be regarded as a renegade or as one still entitled to recognition?
34057	Was that fire to be quenched into the stale ashes of habitual drunkenness?
34057	Whar is he now?"
34057	Whar''s Blossom at?"
34057	Whar''s he at now?
34057	What air ye goin''ter do with hit?
34057	What did ye come out with us fer?"
34057	What does Turner need?"
34057	What furtive mission was taking him out, pondered Henderson, into the laurel- masked hills at that hour?
34057	What is it, that you do n''t understand, Turney?
34057	What is it?"
34057	What manner of things air them-- I mean----those?"
34057	What put such an idea into your head?"
34057	What should she do?
34057	What will you- all have?"
34057	What''s fagged him?
34057	What''s thet ye''ve got thar?"
34057	When I has ter leave''em I kain''t holp but study, s''pose ther house war ter ketch fire?
34057	When did he come?
34057	When eventually he entered the door of his house his mother looked across the dish she was drying to inquire,"Where''s yore paw at?"
34057	Where''s your father?"
34057	Who''s a- goin''ter deny me ther rightful license ter do hit?"
34057	Why air my paw in jail?
34057	Why air ye willin''ter venture hit?"
34057	Why did Kinnard Towers counsel me ter go ter Virginny an''hide out?
34057	Why did n''t Bear Cat Stacy say something?
34057	Why did n''t somebody move?
34057	Why do n''t his creditors fall on him and destroy him?"
34057	Why should ther hand of anybody hev been lifted erginst him?
34057	Will ye fight?"
34057	Wilt thou love her, comfort her an''keep her in sickness an''in health?"
34057	Would hit pleasure ye ter stop off thar an''enjoy a small dram?
34057	Would n''t thet pay ye better?"
34057	Ye aims ter come back ter me ergin in good time, do n''t ye?"
34057	Ye aims ter go ahead with hit?"
34057	Ye could n''t jest linger hyar in town twell ther night train pulls out an''go away on hit?"
34057	Ye kin stand at ther mouth of a spring- branch an''smell a still- house cl''ar up on hits headwaters, kain''t ye?"
34057	Ye said yore name war Jerry Henderson, did n''t ye?"
34057	Ye sees how hit is, do n''t ye?"
34057	Ye tole me yore name back thar-- in ther la''rel, did n''t ye?"
34057	Ye''ve done broke turrible, hain''t ye?
34057	Your mother says you came once just to get a book-- won''t you do that much for me?
34057	_ Air_ they both of one mind?"
34057	inquired a suave and amicable voice, and with a nod Jerry replied,"Yes-- and you are Joe Stacy?"
34057	snarled Tate, though in the next breath, without realizing the anti- climax of his question, he added,"Why am I?"
48937	About what?
48937	Ai n''t I told you that we''re all officers of the law, and I''m sheriff of this here county, and I aim to do my duty as sworn to perform it? 48937 Ai n''t he the sweetest thing?"
48937	Ai n''t nobody never goin''to dance?
48937	Ai n''t that Flent Hands''s hawse?
48937	Ai n''t that so, Callista?
48937	Ai n''t ye gwine to stay to preachin''?
48937	Ai n''t you afeared you''ll make him mad ef you take''em off?
48937	Ai n''t you goin''to tell a body''howdy''?
48937	Air you goin''with me? 48937 Air you right well?"
48937	All of it?
48937	An''you wo n''t let me come about any more-- you wo n''t speak to me?
48937	And does the Bushareses and Adam Venable and his wife know hit? 48937 And where was you and Buck a- goin''?"
48937	And you will sit alongside of me?
48937	And you wo n''t go with me?
48937	Anything the matter with you- all?
48937	Are you aimin''to get''em to stop the marriage?
48937	Are you going to trade, or are you not?
48937	Brother Lance? 48937 Callista Gentry has n''t took you, has she?"
48937	Callista, air you asleep?
48937	Callista-- sweetheart,he whispered with his lips against her hair,"we do n''t want nothin''of them folks back there, do we?
48937	Can you make out what it''s meant for?
48937	Did Ellen and Jane cry much? 48937 Did n''t I tell you I was mighty busy?"
48937	Did n''t you know about it? 48937 Did you build the chimney, Lance?"
48937	Did you he''p Lance to choose Callisty''s slippers?
48937	Did you send me word that you was a- goin''to have me call off the dances?
48937	Did you sure enough[ 382]_ send_ that word by your father to the sheriff?--Did you_ say_ you''d give up and go in-- did you?
48937	Did you- all have any idee as to what it would suit best for?
48937	Do I think what''s wise?
48937	Do n''t I tell you that it''s the ruination of the best of''em? 48937 Do n''t you want to come and go''long?
48937	Do n''t you want to come in and see the new things Pappy brung up from the Settlement? 48937 Do you mean--?"
48937	Do you reckon blue angels would be more better?
48937	Do you think I''d lead the law to Buddy? 48937 Do you think I''d tell on my own brother?
48937	Fixed it like that, do you mean?
48937	Flenton, have they sent word to your Uncle Billy''s folks?
48937	Good land, Polly-- cain''t you take this chap over yon in the woods and lose her?
48937	Had n''t I better buy you a pair of slippers?
48937	Have n''t got him named yet?
48937	Have they?
48937	Have ye, Callista?
48937	Have you got any women''s slippers-- that size?
48937	Have you got it with you?
48937	He do n''t go off and leave you in this kind of weather without any wood?
48937	How many miles, how many years?
48937	How many years, how many miles, Far from the door where my darling smiles? 48937 How old is that chap back thar?"
48937	How you come on, Sis''Callie?
48937	How''s all your folks, Flent?
48937	How''s that, Callista-- is it so for a fact?
48937	I ax you, is it true?
48937	I hear you''ve quit yo''husband-- is that so?
48937	I wonder could you thread one for me, Callisty? 48937 I''m not saying anything against your speakin'', am I?"
48937	I-- I thought ye was, or I-- ain''t ye gwine to stay?
48937	I-- was you leavin''in thar becaze I come?
48937	Is Mr. Gentry about the place?
48937	Is he gone away?
48937	Is it? 48937 Is that all, now, Liza?
48937	Is there anyone else you''d wish me to bid, mother?
48937	It-- it ai n''t yo''gospel quilt, Sis''Roxy, is it?
48937	Lance ai n''t got any land cleared to speak of over on his place, and he ai n''t put in any crop; how air the both of''em to live? 48937 Lance, oh Lance!--ain''t it too bad?"
48937	Lance, wo n''t you please lift that there coffee off o''the fire? 48937 Lance-- air you asleep?"
48937	Liza, have you seed Callista anywhar''s?
48937	Me settin''up to you?
48937	Not you and Callista?
48937	Now then, why need we talk of such this morning?
48937	O- oo- oh,he said in a soft, careless voice,"did n''t you- all know that I aim to have dancin''?
48937	Oh, Callisty, do n''t you- all want to come over to our house? 48937 Oh, Lance-- ain''t you a- goin''to come back and have the weddin''?"
48937	Oh, Lance-- she ai n''t said yes, has she?
48937	Oh, ye air, air ye? 48937 Oh, ye air, air ye?"
48937	Oh,said Hands dropping back a step,"so if Lance wo n''t be friendly with me, you wo n''t neither-- is that it?"
48937	Oh-- Flent''s dead then?
48937	Oh-- one o''them thar_ di_-vo''ces, you mean?
48937	Say Polly, you tell her I aim to have her do the callin''off-- you hear? 48937 Settin''up to you?"
48937	Sylvane, whar''s that branch of leaves I sent you after?
48937	Take Cindy-- from you?
48937	That so?
48937	That thar''s Jacob''s Ladder, Ellen-- don''t you see the postes, and the pieces a- goin''acrost?
48937	There-- don''t you think that looks better?
48937	They say that Flenton Hands is-- is-- Did you go to Flenton''s funeral, Ola?
48937	They told me at Father Cleaverage''s that they was goin''to send here and fetch you in-- is that so?
48937	They''ve started, have they?
48937	Time?
48937	W''y, Callisty honey,ejaculated Mrs. Gentry, examining her anxiously,"is anything the matter with Lance?"
48937	Was you and Pap a- fussin''? 48937 We- e- ell, well,"he drawled, with a lazy laugh in his voice,"have you and Sis''Roxy made a match of it?
48937	Well, air you going to promise me never to name it again?
48937	Well, what are you going to do about selling the land?
48937	Well, you and me ai n''t going to fuss, anyhow, are we, Ola?
48937	Well, you''ll tell her that, wo n''t ye, Buddy?
48937	Well,he prompted finally,"what''s the trouble?
48937	Well-- have you studied?
48937	Whar was you at?
48937	Whar ye gwine?
48937	Whar-- whar ye gwine, Lance?
48937	Whar-- whar you goin''?
48937	What Shall He Have Who Killed the Deer?
48937	What about the Aspel Yearwoods out in Big Buck Gap-- has anyone went out there? 48937 What do you say, Callista?"
48937	What do you think about it, Sis''Callie?
48937	What for?
48937	What has Flenton got to do with it?
48937	What made you send Father Cleaverage with such word as that?--and never let me know!--Oh, Lance, what did you do it for? 48937 What preachers is a- comin''?"
48937	What time will you- all be back?
48937	What you pesterin''me about it for? 48937 What''d you eat?"
48937	What''s that thar?
48937	What''s the use of him settin''here all the time playin''for you- all to have fun, and him never gettin''any? 48937 What''s the use of telling him what he already knows mighty well and good?"
48937	Where do the men live?
48937	Where you goin''now?
48937	Where''d I better take Sate?
48937	Who said anything about wives and husbands?
48937	Who you goin''to ride with, Callista?
48937	Who''s with you-- who packed all this?
48937	Whose chickens were they-- them you and Ola Derf caught?
48937	Whose chickens?
48937	Whose field are you going to?
48937	Whose outfit did Pappy hire?
48937	Why do n''t you put it up on his back?
48937	Why do n''t you say it?
48937	Why hain''t you bidden out all them folks in thar? 48937 Why, Lance, honey,"said the widow in a coaxing tone,"you ai n''t rightly ready for a wife, air ye?
48937	Will you lead us to whar Lance is at, or will you not?
48937	Wo n''t you come into the house? 48937 Wo n''t you go hunt up Callista and tell her I want her?
48937	Women? 48937 Would you name it to her?"
48937	Would you rather have your victuals raw?
48937	Would you say so?
48937	You ai n''t got another frock to yo''name'', an''what am I a- goin''to do with you?
48937	You come up and tell me jest how Granny looked before you- all go, wo n''t you?
48937	You goin''to ride with me to the buryin''tomorrow?
48937	You hear now? 48937 You here, Callisty?"
48937	You might speak for yourself-- but who''s to speak for me? 48937 You will?"
48937	You''ll go over to Squire Ashe''s soon in the morning, wo n''t you Lance and see about the land?
48937	You''ll trust me? 48937 You''re a- comin'', ai n''t you, Lance?"
48937	You''re not going to leave us, air you?
48937	You, Mary Ann Marthy, I do know in my soul you''the worst child the Lord ever made: Where do you expect to go to when you die? 48937 You-- you''re a- comin'', Lance?"
48937	You-- you''ve done a sight of work on that, have n''t you, Sis''Roxy?
48937	Your man?
48937	''Nen Adams, he''s mad''caze he do n''t git none; an''--Mammy,"with a burst of tears,"is I thest like my uncle Lance?"
48937	--and[ 61] again, out of colorless drumming,"How many years?
48937	?"
48937	A man that will do you this- a- way on yo''wedding day, what sort o''husband is he goin''to make?
48937	Ai n''t got a word to say about how many rooms in the house, nor whar the shelves is to be, nor nothin''--eh?"
48937	Ai n''t that about right?"
48937	Ai n''t you never scared about what he might do?
48937	Aimin''to put up a cabin-- fixin''to we d?"
48937	Air ye hurt?"
48937	And Faithful Yearwood, that married Preacher Crowley-- ain''t they livin''down in the Tatum neighborhood?"
48937	And listen to the banjo; it was no wistful, questing melody of"How many miles, how many years?"
48937	And though the little whistle went questing on with its"How many miles-- how many years?"
48937	Are you a true friend, that does n''t want me to get snake bit?"
48937	Are you all right till the folks get back?"
48937	As Cleaverage walked away, the mother prompted, almost indignantly,[ 78]"Why did n''t ye go down to the draw- bars with him, Callista?
48937	At the door his sister Roxy met him, clutching his arm, staring over his shoulder with fear- dilated eyes, and whispering huskily,"Whar is he?
48937	Buck, cain''t you?"
48937	But go now, honey, wo n''t you-- please?
48937	But what of the bride?
48937	But what''s a- goin''to be here?"
48937	But-- I''ll ax you fa''r and open-- do you think hit''s wise?"
48937	Cain''t we leave here?
48937	Can Mammy''s gal say all that and say it right?"
48937	Can she cut out a hickory shirt and make it?
48937	Can she mix a decent pone o''corn bread, and bake it without burnin''half her fingers off?
48937	Cleaverage?"
48937	Could a man have asked more?
48937	Could he not command the events and individuals of his own household by simply being himself?
48937	Could he take them with him to that remote place where his spirit abode so often in loneliness?
48937	Could n''t you lead to it?"
48937	Could she kill a chicken and pick and clean it and cook it-- could she do it ef she was a starvin''?
48937	Derf said the filly was named Cindy; but I call her Sin-- how do you like that?--Satan and Sin?"
48937	Did memory come to either of the chill, inhospitable hearth she had once refused to tend?
48937	Did n''t you know it, Callisty?"
48937	Did not Adam, when Eve called him to help her with fresh roses for the bower she was decking, know the same?
48937	Did old Fletch Daggett''s slovenly, overworked young wife cook any worse than she, Callista, had been able to?
48937	Did she, Callista, compare in any way unfavorably with the Derf girl?
48937	Did you want to see him special, Lance?"
48937	Divide our hearts by pain and fears?"
48937	Do n''t I know?"
48937	Do n''t he look feisty?"
48937	Do n''t you reckon that''d be the best way?"
48937	Do n''t you- all want to have a little dance after the meeting''s out-- on the Threshin''-floor Rock up the branch?"
48937	Do they fit ye, Callisty?"
48937	Do you just despise all them that''s kin to-- would you ruther we did n''t have the boy?"
48937	Do you reckon the meat fryings will make your fish taste all right?
48937	Do you want me to buy her back for you?
48937	Do you want to go now?"
48937	Does that arm feel better now?"
48937	Ef he comes to you with any sech, I want you to send for me to deal with him-- you hear?
48937	For no reason which he could have given, the sound of a banjo whispered in his memory,"How many miles, how many years?"
48937	Gentry?
48937	Good, ai n''t they?"
48937	Griever?"
48937	Had he found Ola an entirely satisfactory companion?
48937	Has Callista?
48937	Have I asked yo''ruthers?
48937	Have n''t you had about enough of this?"
48937	Have ye told him adzackly the kind of house ye want?
48937	Have you- all fixed for pumpkin[ 181] cutting?
48937	He was taking a long breath, having barely got under way, when Lance stopped him with a curt,"Well,--are you goin''to do it-- or are you not?"
48937	He went out then, only to come hurriedly back, reporting,[ 205]"I cain''t find any wood-- whar does Lance keep it?"
48937	He''s liable to drop off any time; and who''d take Lance Cleaverage then, I''d like to know?
48937	Here was the singer of"How many miles, how many years?"
48937	How about you?"
48937	How could he have done otherwise than he had done?
48937	How dared he look like that-- as though he knew all her straits-- the shifts to which she was now reduced?
48937	How did she look, honey?
48937	How on earth did you get here-- all alone-- at night this- a- way?"
48937	How"--and now the tones faltered a little--"how is she?"
48937	I ai n''t fit to have Callista, is that it?
48937	I''m goin''to make you take it back, and beg pardon for it on your knees, Flenton Hands-- on your knees, do you hear me?"
48937	If a wedding without Lance was like that, what would the infare be in Lance''s own house?
48937	In outward form these two were already his; could he make and hold them truly his own?
48937	Is Mary a- comin''?"
48937	Is that a- goin''to trouble you?
48937	Is this yo''business?
48937	It made no question now of"How many miles, how many years?"
48937	It must be sun- up outside, ai n''t it?"
48937	Just above his breath Lance voiced the words:"How many years, how many miles, Far from the door where my darling smiles?
48937	Lance lay tensely quiescent a moment, then he questioned softly,"Is that a sign?"
48937	Lance, did you hear me?"
48937	Lance-- Won''t you go now, please, honey?
48937	Lance-- aw, say, Lance-- do you?
48937	Lance?
48937	Lance?
48937	Lance?
48937	Lance?"
48937	Must his child be born under the roof of another?
48937	Now sons, now daughter, air ye ready?
48937	Now, havin''a livin''wife and a infant child, he cain''t make no good deed without you sign; and what I want to know is, has he axed you to sign sech?
48937	Oh, Callisty, air you goin''with me now?"
48937	Oh, ai n''t it awful, Callista?
48937	Reckon if you folks are givin''a dance you wo n''t heed a invite?
48937	Shall I go-- or stay?"
48937	She could a''done better-- that''s what you want to tell me, ai n''t it?"
48937	She had no audience now-- how should she act, how demean herself so as to seem indifferent?
48937	She resented the dismay in his face when he came back asking:"Do you know what''s come of that deer?
48937	She''s just a little old gal, and you''re a good- sized crowd of able- bodied folks-- what harm can she do you?"
48937	She''s quit her man; and do you think hit''s wise to visit so much at the house where she''s stayin''?
48937	Sheriff!--hey, you, Beason!--Why do n''t you arrest that feller?"
48937	Thar, ai n''t that fixed all right now?
48937	That was right, was n''t it?
48937	The only question is, how soon and how best can I get at Flenton Hands and stop it?"
48937	The tune he whistled had in it reminiscences of Lance''s"How many years, how many miles?"
48937	Then, as a second jerk shook and rattled the dangling bit of wood,"Ai n''t you got[ 107] no sense?"
48937	There was no whisper now of"How many miles-- how many years?"
48937	WHAT SHALL HE HAVE WHO KILLED THE DEER?
48937	Was Vander Blackshears here?
48937	Was he not man enough to rule his domestic affairs?
48937	Was he so willing to send her where she would meet Flenton Hands?
48937	Was not something due from Callista because she had him?
48937	Was that a countenance asking sympathy, begging for quarter?
48937	Was this Lance, the indifferent, taunting, insouciant, here under her window alone, looking up so at her-- playing, singing, to her?
48937	Well, what then?
48937	Whar''s Lance?"
48937	What I want to know is whar he''s at and how bad hurt is he?
48937	What are you offering?"
48937	What did he say-- you ai n''t never told me that yit-- what did Lance say''bout the dancin''anyhow?"
48937	What did you want to do that for?"
48937	What do you aim to take for the debt as it stands, me to pay you today?
48937	What had he come here for?
48937	What makes you do so much of it, Sis''Callie?"
48937	What now?"
48937	What should she do?
48937	What was he to do?
48937	What was it he had thought to compass by coming here with her?
48937	What was it she wanted to know of Lance?
48937	What would I be doin''down thar amongst all tham men?
48937	What you got it all dark here for, Lance?
48937	What you needin''all this here money for, anyway?"
48937	What''ll I do when they take you from me?
48937	What''ll you take, Lance?"
48937	What''s a''keepin''you?
48937	What, at such a juncture, would be her attitude?
48937	Where were the lightnings of Heaven, set apart for the destruction of the impious?
48937	Where''s Mother?"
48937	Who could the"somebody"waiting for her out there be-- somebody who arranged all these precautions with such care and exactness?
48937	Who is it?"
48937	Who of them all was the least bit like Lance, her man of men, with his quizzical smile, his blithe, easy mastery of any situation?
48937	Who wants to kill you, you fool boy?"
48937	Why ai n''t you been home, honey?
48937	Why did n''t you tell me, and put my mind at rest?"
48937	Why should I be mad at it?"
48937	Why was the realization not enough?
48937	Why wo n''t you come to my party?"
48937	Why''n''t you git me that branch o''leaves, Sylvane?"
48937	Will that suit?"
48937	Would you call a whale a beast or a fish?"
48937	Would you go fetch''em for me, Brother?"
48937	Ye ai n''t goin''to be mad with us becaze Callista and her folks never was friendly with us, air ye?"
48937	Yet of what use would such a piece of timber be to a woman?
48937	Yet-- to be forgiven, to be accepted-- when had Lance Cleaverage ever desired such boons?
48937	You can find work for Lance on the farm, cain''t ye, Pappy?"
48937	You had n''t promised somebody else to ride with''em, had ye, Callisty?"
48937	You will come, wo n''t you, Lance?"
48937	You''ll be the first one to ride in it-- ain''t that fine?
48937	Young Shalliday, he-- What preachers did Callisty say was a- comin''?"
48937	[ 10]"Ye hear that, Callisty?"
48937	[ 264]"You do?"
48937	[ 308]"What is it to me where you come or where you stay?"
48937	[ 76]"Well,"Grandfather Gentry began after a time,"ai n''t this ruther sudden?"
48937	ai n''t that pretty?
48937	how many miles?"
48937	jeered the grandfather,"and who might you be, young feller?"
48937	she cried,"what you studyin''about, Liza?
2059	A girl, you say?
2059	Ai n''t it fun?
2059	All of them?
2059	And did Jack go home?
2059	And how is the spirit of''76?
2059	And if that should take too long?
2059	And if they aid their friends?
2059	And if they give the oath and violate it?
2059	And then I must come back to you?
2059	And when will you begin war on women?
2059	Anything else?
2059	Are n''t you-- Chad?
2059	Are you goin''my way?
2059	Are you goin''to quit?
2059	Are you going up to the college?
2059	Are you hurt, Harry?
2059	Are you wounded, too? 2059 Ask the time of day?"
2059	Boy,he said,"do n''t you want to go to school-- you ought to go to school?"
2059	Bring him over to dinner on Saturday, Cal-- you and Miss Lucy, wo n''t you? 2059 But where''s Dan?
2059	Cal what?
2059	Can I go, too?
2059	Can you keep a secret?
2059	Chad what?
2059	D''you do this?
2059	Dan, have n''t I told you not to tease Snowball?
2059	Dan-- here?
2059	De ahmy?
2059	Did Dan do that? 2059 Did I say I was going to teach you to shoot, Chad?"
2059	Did he ever speak of me except about business matters?
2059	Did nobody ever tell you it was very bad for little boys to drink and chew?
2059	Did the bullet pass through?
2059	Did you get my note?
2059	Did you kill him?
2059	Did you know me?
2059	Did you see any signs on the dawg when he got home?
2059	Do n''t little boys down in the mountains ever say sir to their elders?
2059	Do n''t you know it''s very bad for little boys to drink and chew?
2059	Do n''t you know me, Hence?
2059	Do n''t you suppose they know that? 2059 Do what?"
2059	Do you know General Dean?
2059	Do you know that his companion-- the man Dillon-- Jerry Dillon-- does?
2059	Do you know that these men belonged to Morgan''s command?
2059	Do you know whar Chad is?
2059	Do you know what that is, Chad?
2059	Do you remember the last thing I said to you?
2059	Do you still call her Dixie?
2059	Does everybody drink and chew down in the mountains?
2059	Does your father live down in the mountains?
2059	Fishin''?
2059	General Ward''s compliments, and will Lieutenant Buford and Lieutenant Dean report to him at once?
2059	Goin''to shoot ole Sally Perkins''s cow, air you?
2059	Goin''to take me to prison? 2059 Good- by?"
2059	Hain''t you nuver seed a nigger afore?
2059	Harry?
2059	Has that enJINE gone?
2059	Has that enJINE gone?
2059	Have a drink, Chad?
2059	Have they got Jack?
2059	Have you had any more tournaments?
2059	Have you heard of him before?
2059	Have you killed him?
2059	He told you?
2059	Hear that, Chad?
2059	Here I am, Mr. Hunt,she said, lightly;"is this your dance?"
2059	Hit ai n''t?
2059	How AIR we goin''to git''em back?
2059	How am I goin to git along without that dawg? 2059 How are you, Chad?"
2059	How are you, John? 2059 How close was you to him?"
2059	How dare General Ward broach that matter again? 2059 How did you happen to come away?"
2059	How do you git thar?
2059	How do you like''em?
2059	How fer is it to Uncle Joel Turner''s?
2059	How many horses are there on the place, Mammy?
2059	How much am I offered?
2059	How''d you like it, Chad?
2059	I beg your pardon-- Dan''l Boone did you say?
2059	I reckon I would; but how am I goin''to school, now, I''d like to know? 2059 I wonder if it''ll make any difference if I go up thar?"
2059	If they do n''t?
2059	In college?
2059	Is Miss Margaret at home?
2059	Is Mr. Harry going, too?
2059	Is he all right?
2059	Is it important?
2059	Is it true that a Confederate sympathizer will be shot down if on the streets of Lexington?
2059	Is that you? 2059 Jack,"said Chad,"did you kill that sheep?"
2059	Ketchin''any?
2059	Kill my dawg, will he?
2059	May I propose a toast, General Dean?
2059	Now, why wo n''t you go back just because you hain''t got no daddy an''mammy?
2059	Oh,she said,"that was it, too, was it?
2059	Pioneering, Major?
2059	Sits the wind in that corner? 2059 Squirrel- huntin''?"
2059	Takin''up agin yo''neighbors fer a wood- colt, air ye?
2059	Tell me when I say things wrong?
2059	The Turners went down, did n''t they, Melissa?
2059	The mountains?
2059	The war is over,she said, and Chad spoke eagerly:"And you''ll call me?"
2059	Then whut did you come fer?
2059	Then why did n''t you speak to me?
2059	Then, why do n''t you go?
2059	There?
2059	They''ve lef''me-- they''ve lef''me,he said, and then, controlling himself:"Is thar another goin''?"
2059	Think you can stick on?
2059	Want to fish?
2059	Was that Captin Morgan?
2059	Well, do n''t you want to ride?
2059	Well, whar is Whizzer?
2059	Well, what of it?
2059	Well?
2059	Whar was Whizzer?
2059	Whar was Whizzer?
2059	Whar you from, little man, an''whar you goin'', an''what mought yo''name be?
2059	Whar you goin''?
2059	Whar you gwine, Mars Chad?
2059	Whar''s yo''string?
2059	What are you doin''up here?
2059	What became of Snowball?
2059	What did old Lincoln say?
2059	What do you know about it? 2059 What do you mean, sir?"
2059	What do you want in Lexington?
2059	What does this mean?
2059	What is it, Chad?
2059	What is the name, please?
2059	What is your business?
2059	What was they?
2059	What will you do if you do n''t?
2059	What''re you doin''sneaking around in the brush?
2059	What''s his name?
2059	What''s irrelevant?
2059	What''s the matter Chad? 2059 What''s the matter with you, Chad?
2059	What''s the matter with you, Hence?
2059	What''s the matter?
2059	What''s the news, Chad?
2059	What''s them?
2059	What''s your brother with?
2059	What''s your name?
2059	What''s your name?
2059	What-- missed only once?
2059	What? 2059 What?
2059	What?
2059	When did they go?
2059	When?
2059	Where are you from, little man?
2059	Where did you get this?
2059	Where did you learn to ride, boy?
2059	Where is Margaret, mother?
2059	Where is she?
2059	Where is the Commandant?
2059	Where you living?
2059	Where''m I goin''to see you?
2059	Where''s YO''mammy?
2059	Where''s yo''dog?
2059	Where''s-- where''s Jack?
2059	Who are you?
2059	Who struck first?
2059	Who struck first?
2059	Who were they, Tom?
2059	Who''s seen Whizzer?
2059	Who''s that?
2059	Whut you got to do with this, Tom Turner?
2059	Whut''d you say, Lissy?
2059	Whut''ve them fellers got on their faces?
2059	Why did n''t you shoot him?
2059	Why did n''t you speak to me?
2059	Why do n''t you, Chad?
2059	Why wo n''t you go back no more, Chad?
2059	Why, Aunt Betsey,called Chad,"do n''t you know me?"
2059	Why, Dan, is that you?
2059	Why, are n''t you the boy who was out at Major Buford''s once?
2059	Why, are n''t you the little boy who bought a horse from me in town the other day?
2059	Why, papa?
2059	Why, papa?
2059	Why, who''s that?
2059	Why, yes,said Chad, startled;"how did you know?"
2059	Why?
2059	Will it keep me from gittin''to be a BIG man?
2059	Will you help me?
2059	Will you let me go see him to- night?
2059	Will you make him a lieutenant?
2059	Will you pardon me, Miss Margaret? 2059 Will you say''nough fer him?"
2059	Will you say''nough for him?
2059	Will you take me?
2059	Wo n''t you take the flag down?
2059	Wo n''t you take the flag down?
2059	Wo n''t you tell me something about Major Buford? 2059 Would n''t you like to stay here in the Bluegrass now and go to school?"
2059	Yes-- ain''t you Margaret-- Miss Margaret?
2059	You HAIN''T?
2059	You are going West-- to live?
2059	You are going far North?
2059	You back again?
2059	You foolin''this ole nigger, Mars Chad, ai n''t you?
2059	You gwine to fight de Yankees?
2059	You know, of course, that your brother belongs to Morgan''s command?
2059	You mean Major Buford?
2059	You rickollect Jake and Jerry Dillon?
2059	You want to join the army?
2059	You will not fight on Kentucky soil?
2059	You-- YOU did that, Margaret?
2059	Your war on women has begun, then?
2059	Again his tone gave her vague alarm, but she asked:"Why did n''t you speak to me?"
2059	Again the instrument clicked and Lightning listened, smiling:"Will there be any danger coming to Midway?"
2059	Against such a man what chance had he?
2059	Ai n''t you glad, Lissy?"
2059	And Caleb Hazel said that he would go down on a raft in the spring and perhaps Chad could go with him who knew?
2059	And Chad?
2059	And what else could the Turners do but establish Jack''s character and put in a plea of mercy-- a useless plea, old Joel knew-- for a first offence?
2059	And with each sentence Nathan would call for confirmation on a silent, dark- faced daughter who sat inside:"Did n''t he, Betsy?"
2059	Are you sick?"
2059	Are you--?"
2059	As we passed the penitentiary, he turned with a yawn-- and said, in a matter- of- fact way:"''That''s where Morgan is kept, is n''t it?"
2059	At once Chad began to ply both with questions-- where was Uncle Joel and the boys and the school- master?
2059	Buford?"
2059	But where was Dan?
2059	But where was Jack?
2059	But, Jack-- what should be done with Jack?
2059	Ca n''t we go over there tonight?
2059	Can you keep another secret?"
2059	Chad laughed:"Do you think it will stunt my growth?"
2059	Chad panted--"Where''s--?"
2059	Chad started joyfully, but the old mother called from the door:"Who''s a- goin''to take this gal to school, I''d like to know?"
2059	Could he have come back?"
2059	D''I say one word?"
2059	Dean?"
2059	Did Dan do that?"
2059	Did n''t I tell you hit was irrelevant?"
2059	Did n''t you know me?"
2059	Did old Joel know where Nathan Cherry lived?
2059	Do n''t know your own name?"
2059	Do you know what he said?
2059	Do you think that you can make it?
2059	Do you understand that?"
2059	Ever heard of him?"
2059	Forever?
2059	Goin''to take me out to shoot me, Yank?
2059	Goin''up to ole Joel''s?"
2059	Going into the regular army?"
2059	Going to stay long?"
2059	Had he heard aright?--could he have misunderstood her?
2059	Had the dream of years really come true?
2059	Harry?"
2059	Have you anything to say to him?"
2059	Have you succeeded this time?"
2059	He looked almost frightened when Dolph ran back into the room and cried:"Who was that a- pickin''that banjer?"
2059	Hence put one finger on one side of his nose-- still speaking in a low tone:"Whut''d I say, Chad?
2059	Here, Mammy-- eh, what''s yo''name, boy?
2059	Hit do n''t make no difference to us, which s''prises which-- does it?"
2059	How air ye, Chad?
2059	How are things on Kingdom Come?"
2059	How could Morgan have heard of it so soon, and how could he have got this note to me?
2059	How could a dog that would guard one lone helpless lamb all night long take the life of another?
2059	How did they stay there?
2059	How do you know he''s a wood- colt-- an''suppose he is?
2059	How far is Dillon''s hiding- place from where Morgan is?"
2059	How many times did you shoot, Chad?"
2059	How''s that?
2059	Howdye, Dick?"
2059	Is he dead?"
2059	Just outside he saw the Major, whose eyes opened wide:"Where''d you get that old horse, Chad?"
2059	May I carry it for you?"
2059	May I come to tell you good- by?
2059	My pistol was empty, and do you know what he did?
2059	Once only Dan voiced his own trouble:"What are you going to do, Chad-- now that this infernal war is over?
2059	Or he might stay in the"settlemints"--what had he come for?
2059	Perhaps the Major would see him-- but how would the Major know the school- master?
2059	Presently the Major got up and went to the sideboard and poured out a drink of whiskey and, raising it to his lips, stopped:"Will you join me?"
2059	Sell that colt?
2059	So, the Major thought and thought suppose-- suppose?
2059	Straight she walked to the foot of the steps, and there she stopped, and, pushing her bonnet back, she said, simply:"Are you Mar- ga- ret?"
2059	The Major laughed:"You ai n''t gettin''hungry so soon, are you?
2059	The dog dropped behind, but the man''s quick eye caught him:"Where''d that dog come from, Chad?"
2059	The mighty columns, the stone steps-- where had Chad heard of them?
2059	There was no use worrying Mother Turner-- she feared even to tell her-- but what should she do?
2059	There was the old barn and he could make out one of the boys feeding stock and another chopping wood-- was that the school- master?
2059	Thereafter, the world changed for Chad, for is there any older and truer story than that Evil has wings, while Good goes a plodding way?
2059	Was that bluegrass?
2059	Was there anybody in the world who would n''t take in a stranger for the night?
2059	Was there anything that Caleb Hazel had not told him?
2059	Was this another phase of her unceasing coquetry?
2059	Whar''s that sheep, Daws?"
2059	What did Davis say?"
2059	What kin does that make us?"
2059	What was he fighting then-- ah, what?
2059	What was it she had said?
2059	What would Melissa say?
2059	What''d you give for her?"
2059	Where had so many people come from?
2059	Where is Dan?"
2059	Where was Jack?
2059	Where was the school- master?
2059	Where were the Bluegrass Yankees now?
2059	Who can tell what the nation owed, in Kentucky, at least, to the passionate allegiance that was broadcast through the State to Henry Clay?
2059	Who comes there?"
2059	Who could know what danger threatened it when she sent her blue- eyed men and women to people the wilderness of the New World?
2059	Who goes there?"
2059	Who had cut them and where and when and why?
2059	Why are you bringing ME here?"
2059	Why do n''t you go over to the Dillons?"
2059	Why?
2059	Will you shake hands with me, father?"
2059	Would he ever see her again?
2059	Would she ever see another spring?
2059	Would that tide never come?
2059	You believe that, do n''t you, Chad?
2059	You got my mother''s message?"
2059	You gwine to come back soon?"
2059	he asked and, as the old hunter did not answer, he added, sharply:"Air you afeerd, Joel Turner, that you ai n''t a- goin''to git justice from ME?"
2059	he gasped,"what''d you mean?"
2059	or"Was n''t he, gal?"
2059	said Joel,"how air we goin''to git them sheep back?"
2059	what should he do-- what should he do?
2059	what''s his name, Dolph?
7776	''And under the X- ray scrutiny of this profound analysis,''he quoted with a laugh,"do you like me?"
7776	About what, Captain?
7776	About what?
7776	Against what?
7776	Air the truce busted?
7776	Air we?
7776	Air ye a- goin''?
7776	Air ye goin''ter be ag''inst me, too? 7776 Air you men willin''ter take my word about Tamarack?"
7776	Air you- all''lowin''thet I shot them shoots from the laurel?
7776	Am I so very funny?
7776	Am I?
7776	An''ef ye do n''t pay the fine?
7776	And under the X- ray scrutiny of this profound analysis,she laughed,"do you like me?"
7776	Are we still going toward Samson South''s house?
7776	Besides your own holdings in a lot of railways and things, you handle your mother''s and sisters''property, do n''t you?
7776	Busy?
7776	But hit only takes one ter do the paintin'', do n''t hit?
7776	But now--?
7776	But will you kindly speak with the Macdougal Street Police Station?
7776	But, Drennie,he said, gently,"suppose the young eagle is the only one that knows how to fly-- and suppose he could teach the others?
7776	Can I smile,she queried obediently,"or do I have to keep my face straight?"
7776	Did n''t ye hear Samson say ye was n''t never ter speak ter me?
7776	Did n''t you hear him say the Manhattan Club?
7776	Do I stop now?
7776	Do n''t ye sell tickets ter New York?
7776	Do n''t you know better than to tote a gun around this town?
7776	Do you consent to being friends with me?
7776	Do you fancy that Samson South could have taken me to the Wigwam Road- house if I had not cared to go with him?
7776	Do you find it anything like the thing expected?
7776	Do you have to consult a note- book to answer those questions?
7776	Do you know me?
7776	Do you know the reputation of that newspaper?
7776	Do you shoot?
7776	Do you want a Pullman reservation?
7776	Does Billy Conrad still keep store at Stagbone?
7776	Does anybody live on Misery that-- er-- that you might suspect?
7776	Does they know thet ye shot them shoots at Jesse Purvy?
7776	Does ye love hit better''n ye do me, Samson?
7776	Drennie, for the nine- hundred- thousandth time; simply, in the interests of harmony and to break the deadlock, will you marry me?
7776	Drennie,he groaned,"do you keep your heaven locked behind a gate of the Needle''s Eye?
7776	Drennie,he said, softly,"is there anything the matter with her?"
7776	Ef I went down thar,he questioned suddenly and irrelevantly,"would I hev''ter cut my ha''r?"
7776	Ef somebody was ter ask ye ter describe the shape of a rainstorm, what would ye say?
7776	Even if what I said did n''t happen to be particularly commendatory?
7776	George Lescott?
7776	Goin''back thar on Misery?
7776	Good Lord, Drennie, how can I answer all those questions off- hand? 7776 Had n''t ye better take a lantern?"
7776	Hain''t I got a license ter tell Sally the news?
7776	Hain''t ye a- goin''ter take hit with ye, Samson?
7776	Has n''t it occurred to you,she demanded,"that in a way you are wasting your gifts?
7776	Has the water flowed by my mill, Wilfred?
7776	Have I enough of it, to ask you to do for her what you did for me? 7776 Have you an appointment?"
7776	Have you had any other threats?
7776	He lives this way?
7776	He s that low- down Tamarack Spicer been round here tellin''ye some more stories ter pester ye?
7776	He''s a member, is n''t he?
7776	Here,suggested Lescott, handing him a tube of Payne''s Gray:"is that what you''re looking for?"
7776	Hev ye been thar, stranger?
7776	Hev ye decided, Samson,he inquired,"thet ye was right in yer notion''bout goin''away?"
7776	Hev ye done been follerin''atter this here puny witch- doctor twell ye ca n''t keep a civil tongue in yer head fer yore elders? 7776 Hev ye done got too damned good fer yore kin- folks, Samson South?"
7776	Hevn''t ye noticed a right- smart change in Samson?
7776	How air ye this mornin'', Sally Miller?
7776	How did ye know?
7776	How do you know these two men have not already met-- and amicably?
7776	How in hell did ye git into town?
7776	How long air they a- goin''ter keep ye hyar?
7776	How long will it take you?
7776	How''d ye git hurt?
7776	How''d ye git in the jail- house?
7776	How?
7776	Howdy, Sally?
7776	Howdy?
7776	I guess I could assume control, but what would I do with it?
7776	I mean about me?
7776	I reckon I''ve got yore promise thet Mr. Lescott hain''t a- goin''ter be bothered afore I gits back?
7776	I reckon thet''s my business, hain''t hit?
7776	I reckon ye do n''t''low ter pay hit, do ye?
7776	I reckon ye''ll go over thar with me, wo n''t ye, Sally?
7776	I suppose I''ll be called on to go and get him?
7776	I want to ask you whether, if these dogs want to cross your fence, I have your permission to let them?
7776	If it''s not an impertinent question, what part of the mountains have you been visiting?
7776	In a half- dozen other things equally important?
7776	In short, your charge is that I am a shirker-- and, since it''s the same thing, a coward?
7776	In the Consolidated Seacoast?
7776	In the name of God,he incredulously asked,"what manner of man are you?"
7776	Influenced me, Drennie?
7776	Is he comin''by hisself?
7776	Is it possible you have n''t heard? 7776 Is it"--he put the question with foreboding--"that, after all, I was a prophet?
7776	Is there any special South, who might have a particular grudge?
7776	Is there anything you ca n''t do?
7776	It is nice, is n''t it?
7776	Kain''t ye never keep outen trouble?
7776	Kinder stranger in this country, hain''t ye, Jim?
7776	Knew what?
7776	May I ask,Adrienne inquired,"what you fancy constitutes your right to assume this censorship of my conduct?"
7776	May I tell you something which, although it''s a thing in your own heart, you have never quite known?
7776	Mind ef I rides with ye es fur es Jesse''s place?
7776	Mountaineer?
7776	Oh, Samson, did ye--?
7776	Red Bill Hollman''s house, at the mouth of Meeting House Fork; do you know the place?
7776	Ridin''over ter Misery?
7776	Rough- looking sort?
7776	Shall I have him come?
7776	Shall I throw these damned murderers out of here, or will you go into another room and talk?
7776	So yer quittin''?
7776	So, that''s the specific charge, is it?
7776	South,he said,"would you mind shaking hands with me?
7776	Stranger,he ventured,"ef hit hain''t askin''too much, will ye let me see ye paint one of them things?"
7776	That would be in the nature of referring back, would n''t it? 7776 Then, there is something else?"
7776	Then, you refuse?
7776	Thet you, Samson?
7776	This is Mr. South, is n''t it?
7776	Three quarters of a mile?
7776	To what end?
7776	Was the brotherly sentiment addressed to me?
7776	We start back to New York to- morrow, do n''t we? 7776 Well, what do you want me to do?"
7776	Well,he said, with a smile,"shall I Introduce you people, or have you already done it for yourselves?"
7776	Were you--she paused, and added rather timidly--"were you in the court- house?"
7776	Whar hev ye been?
7776	Whar is he at?
7776	What air hit, Samson? 7776 What air hit?"
7776	What air ye a- reachin''atter, Tam''rack?
7776	What are people saying?
7776	What are those?
7776	What are you going to do about it?
7776	What business did ye have hyar in Hixon?
7776	What caused the change of heart? 7776 What d''ye mean, Brother Spencer?"
7776	What damn fool stuff hev ye been tellin''Sally?
7776	What did they say?
7776	What do you mean?
7776	What do you mean?
7776	What does it mean?
7776	What does ye mean?
7776	What does ye want?
7776	What have I done now?
7776	What idiocy are you contemplating now?
7776	What is it that-- that you see now?
7776	What manner of deviltry hev ye been into now, Tam''rack?
7776	What news?
7776	What news?
7776	What of hit?
7776	What of hit?
7776	What of hit?
7776	What of hit?
7776	What orders?
7776	What other fellow?
7776	What sort of lookin''feller air he?
7776	What was ye a- goin''ter tell me?
7776	What''s singular?
7776	What''s the matter with Unc''Spicer?
7776	What''s the matter with Wilfred Horton?
7776	What''s the matter with these boys?
7776	What''s the matter, Sally?
7776	What''s the matter?
7776	What''s the use of making a lion of you, if you wo n''t roar for the visitors?
7776	What''s ther matter, Sally?
7776	What''s ther matter?
7776	What''s thet?
7776	What''s thet?
7776	What''s your game?
7776	When does ye''low ter commence paintin''?
7776	Where did you meet that man?
7776	Where have you been hiding?
7776	Where were you?
7776	Where''d ye put up last night?
7776	Where''s your luggage? 7776 Who and where is Samson?"
7776	Who is Mr. George Lescott, and where''s his hang- out?
7776	Who is hit?
7776	Who said a South has done busted the truce this time?
7776	Who''ll I git hit from?
7776	Who''s been a- talkin''ter ye?
7776	Who''s goin''ter take hit ter town fer ye?
7776	Why did n''t ye axe him,growled the kinsman of the man who had been shot,"whar the other feller''s at?"
7776	Why did n''t you answer your''phone?
7776	Why did n''t you bring your barbarian with you?
7776	Why do n''t you leave the mountains?
7776	Why do you have to make war-- to be chronically insurgent?
7776	Why hain''t it?
7776	Why in heck do n''t we run this here pink- faced conjure- doctor outen the mountings?
7776	Why not?
7776	Why the devil should n''t we? 7776 Why was it necessary?"
7776	Why was n''t yer hyar when them dawgs come by? 7776 Why, I mean who are you?"
7776	Why, dear?
7776	Why?
7776	Why?
7776	Will they accept them even from you?
7776	Will they be apt to give us trouble?
7776	Will ye come ter me?
7776	Will ye go ter the party with me, Sally?
7776	Will you have anything to ask me when Christmas comes?
7776	Will you please have George look after things, and make the necessary excuses to my sitters? 7776 With the what?"
7776	With your friends, who are also share- holders, you could assume control of the_ Morning Intelligence_, could n''t you?
7776	Wo n''t you sit down?
7776	Wo n''t you turn in here,he suggested,"and assuage your thirst?"
7776	Would I have to wear my wedding ring in my nose?
7776	Would it?
7776	Ye come from over on Crippleshin?
7776	Ye mean--she put the question with a hurt quaver in her voice--"ye mean we all hain''t good enough fer Samson?"
7776	Ye still got yore right hand, hain''t ye?
7776	You are a director in the Metropole Trust Company?
7776	You ca n''t do it in a half- hour, can you?
7776	You do n''t like it, Drennie?
7776	You mean you are going to go over there where the Souths are intrenched, where every road is guarded?
7776	You think so? 7776 Your pardon for what?
7776	... Do n''t you see that I was brought here to murder you?"
7776	..."No, hev you?"
7776	A clerk at a store where he stopped for tobacco inquired as he made change:"Heered the news, stranger?"
7776	Adrienne had the power of melting masculine diffidence, and her smile as she rode at his side, and asked,"What is your name?"
7776	Air ye a- goin''ter quit, or air ye a- goin''ter stick?
7776	Am I no nearer the goal?"
7776	And Sally-- would she be changed?
7776	And, if not, was it Samson''s custom to call her up every evening for a good- night message?
7776	Anything the matter with ye?"
7776	Are we going to stand by and see this go on?"
7776	Are you armed?"
7776	Are you holding a job under the State of Kentucky, or under the Hollman faction of this feud?
7776	At last he inquired:"Did you succeed up there-- as a painter?"
7776	At last, however, her restraint broke, and, looking up, she abruptly demanded:"Air ye a- goin''away, Samson?"
7776	At last, she asked:"Do you ever find yourself homesick, Samson, these days?"
7776	At last, the elderly man came alongside the mule, and inquired:"Samson, where was ye last night?"
7776	At the door, he turned on his heel:"Where can Judge Smithers be found at this time of day?"
7776	Axe them fellers in thar who''s been hyar thet hain''t hyar now?
7776	But they had much to say to each other, and, finally, Samson broke the silence:"Did ye think I was n''t a- comin''back, Sally?"
7776	By the way, may I drive with you to- morrow afternoon?"
7776	Ca n''t ye trust me?
7776	Callomb stood for a moment inside the door, and, when he spoke, it was to demand crisply:"Well, what are you going to do about it?"
7776	Could he paint pictures in the mountains?
7776	Could it be that Samson meant to tell Adrienne Lescott what had transpired?
7776	Did you come to meet me?"
7776	Did you or did you not kill Purvy and Hollis?"
7776	Did you see anything of a brown mule?"
7776	Do n''t ye see that I wants ter have a chanst?
7776	Do n''t you see?
7776	Do n''t you think I might claim friendship with George''s friends?"
7776	Do we coöperate-- or fight?"
7776	Do we fight now, and shake hands afterward, or do we shake hands without fighting?"
7776	Do you hear?
7776	Do you remember?"
7776	Ef ye air so shore of him, why wo n''t ye tell us whar he is now?"
7776	Finally, she glanced up, and asked with plucked- up courage:"Stranger, what mout yore name be?"
7776	For no visible reason, she flushed, and her next question came a trifle eagerly:"Do you mean that I have influenced you?"
7776	Had he done so?
7776	Have n''t I?"
7776	Have you done that, Drennie?"
7776	Have you killed any of them?"
7776	Have you-- and South-- wiped your feet on the doormat marked''Platonic friendship''?
7776	He had not outgrown hate, then?
7776	He paused, then eagerly asked:"Stranger, kin you look at the sky an''the mountings an''hear''em singin''--with yore eyes?"
7776	Hev ye heered the news?"
7776	Hollman threw the letter down on his desk with a burst of blasphemy:"Have him come?"
7776	How air ye?"
7776	How did you like my writing?"
7776	How do ye know that?"
7776	How is Purvy terday?"
7776	I reckon hit would take passels of money, would n''t hit?"
7776	I reckon you know what it is?"
7776	I''m Farbish, and I had the pleasure of meeting you"--he paused a moment, then with a pointed glance added--"at the Manhattan Club, was it not?"
7776	If I telephone you some day when we can have the school- room to ourselves, will you come up?"
7776	If Samson left, would he ever return?
7776	If he did, what would he do with them?
7776	If he went back to that hermit life, would he not vindicate his uncle''s prophecy that he had merely unplaced himself?
7776	In God''s name, what has changed you?"
7776	Is there anything suspicious?"
7776	It makes you happier than is good for you, but----""It''s a terrible thing to make me happy, is n''t it?"
7776	May I ask to whom I''m indebted for this first aid to the injured?"
7776	May I have till Christmas to make up my mind for all time?
7776	Might not the old man after all be right?
7776	Must we go to bed disappointed?"
7776	My God, Drennie, do n''t you see that I''m afraid to answer that?"
7776	Now, actually with saddlebags?"
7776	Now, will you give me three minutes to show you that you are not acting fairly, or nicely at all?"
7776	Old Spicer South glanced up, and removed his pipe from his mouth to inquire:"Whar be ye a- goin''?"
7776	One day, Adrienne looked up from a sheaf of his very creditable landscape studies to inquire suddenly:"Samson, are you a rich man, or a poor one?"
7776	Only, do n''t you see I ca n''t be quite sure I''m not?
7776	Shall I git him?"
7776	She paused, then, looking very directly at the Kentuckian, inquired,"And where did you meet him?"
7776	South?"
7776	South?"
7776	South?"
7776	South?"
7776	Still, he gazed directly into the faces of his captors, and inquired with a cruelly forced calm:"Does ye''low ter take me ter the jail- house?"
7776	Suppose we begin teaching each other?"
7776	Surely, you are not distrustful of Samson''s loyalty?
7776	Them dawgs----""Did n''t I tell ye ter shet up?"
7776	Then he added suspiciously:"What mout yer business be in these parts, stranger?"
7776	Then, his words came softly, and not his own words, but those of one more eloquent:"''Who hath desired the Sea?
7776	Then, with a piquing of his masculine vanity, he demanded:"Hain''t ye a- keerin'', Sally, whether I goes, or not?"
7776	They grinned at him, and, recognizing the outsider from his clothes, one of them commented:"Ai n''t this the hell of a town?"
7776	They nodded, and Asberry whispered a name:"Samson South?"
7776	To take her and teach her the things she has the right to know?"
7776	Was Tamarack held as a feud victim, or was his arrest legitimate?
7776	Was he, after all, the braggart who boasted of his fights?
7776	We kain''t leave him layin''thar, kin we?"
7776	Whar''s Tam''-rack?"
7776	What are they waiting for?"
7776	What course was open to him now, except that of following the precedent of the other Samson, of pulling down the whole temple of his past?
7776	What do we want him to come here and spill the milk for?
7776	What do you suggest?"
7776	What do you think of it?"
7776	What else could three quarters mean?
7776	What fer hev ye fetched yer gun ter the field?"
7776	What tradition had he kept inviolate?
7776	What was that rhyme you used to quote to me when you began to teach me manners?"
7776	What would you do in such company?"
7776	What''s he charged with?"
7776	When he did, it was to ask:"Is the widder asleep?"
7776	When he had seen other women and tasted other allurements would he, like Ulysses, still hold his barren Ithaca above the gilded invitation of Calypso?
7776	Where did you breeze in from, young fellow?"
7776	Where had this mountaineer with the steady eyes and the clean- cut jaw learned the niceties of military etiquette?
7776	Who in the hell do you work for, Judge- for- the- moment Smithers?
7776	Why could n''t you stay put?"
7776	Why did n''t ye tell me Jesse Purvy''d done been shot?"
7776	Why had these things been left here in such confusion?
7776	Why hain''t you in bed?"
7776	Why not now?"
7776	Why should he wait?
7776	Why was ye the only South thet runned away, when they was smellin''round fer Jesse Purvy''s assassin?"
7776	Why would he come back?"
7776	Will you get off for your customary shooting?"
7776	Will you kindly tell me my master''s real name?"
7776	Would he remember when she had said that before?
7776	Would she pass muster?
7776	Ye do n''t''low ter go right away, do ye?"
7776	Ye''re the purtiest gal in the mountings, an''----""Will ye git out, or hev I got ter drive ye?"
7776	he commanded,"or shall I come an''git ye?"
7776	he questioned in admiration, then demanded, with the touch of homesickness in his voice,"Are there any mountains down there?"
26527	A little befo''sundown?
26527	Ai n''t Uncle Jep goin''to be proud when he sees how well you air?
26527	Ai n''t it fine? 26527 Ai n''t it mighty curious to be goin''up so?"
26527	Ai n''t that so?
26527	Ai n''t they beginnin''ruther young?
26527	Ai n''t you done a favour to the both of''em? 26527 Air her and Creed Bonbright goin''to be wedded?"
26527	Air ye hurt? 26527 All right-- we''ve got yo''word for it, have we?"
26527	An''Elder Drane? 26527 An''ye think ye wo n''t go to meeting this fine sunshiny Sabbath mornin'', Sister Barrier?"
26527	And did ye aim to have Creed go along of ye?
26527	Are any of the boys about?
26527	Are you pestered about that word I sent Creed Bonbright by you?
26527	Are you under conviction of sin, sister?
26527	Aw, big- mouthed, big- talkin''brood-- what do I keer for them?
26527	But it do n''t make any differ between you an''me, does it, honey?
26527	But nobody else can have her now, can they? 26527 By jumpin''on to him somewhere out at night, four to one-- or even three to one?"
26527	Ca n''t I sit up-- and wo n''t you sit down here by me and talk awhile?
26527	Cain''t she come over and visit me when she has a mind?
26527	Can I help you?
26527	Creed Bonbright,echoed her uncle;"what''s he got to do with it?
26527	Creed,she began again,"what shall I do for you now?
26527	Creed,she whispered,"air ye better?"
26527	Did I meet who, Creed?
26527	Did he name anything about a weddin''in church?
26527	Did it do any good? 26527 Did n''t I hear somebody outside?
26527	Did n''t you- all hear somethin''?
26527	Did you find Blatch?
26527	Did you meet her goin''out?
26527	Do n''t Bonbright know folks? 26527 Do n''t ye ricollect?
26527	Do n''t you know I went down to Hepzibah after you said you was goin''to have a play- party?
26527	Do n''t you mind namin''it to me the first time she slipped in to visit you?
26527	Do n''t you want''em, Creed?
26527	Do you care? 26527 Do you hold with them?"
26527	Do you know of any sech? 26527 Do you know whar Huldy''s gone?"
26527	Do you mind givin''me some breakfast, Jude?
26527	Do you reckon he''ll live with you again when he comes back into the mountains?
26527	Do you reckon hit''d do me any good?
26527	Do you reckon they would listen to me? 26527 Do you remember telling me that the trouble with my work on the mountain was, I was one man alone?
26527	Do you think so?
26527	Do you think that''s true-- oh, Uncle Jep, do you reckon he did n''t mean it?
26527	Do? 26527 Ef I do would you wish to hear it?
26527	Girls,said Judith, suddenly halting them all in the little byroad which they were travelling,"do n''t you think we''d better cut across here?
26527	Gone?
26527	Good Lord-- is_ that_ what''s ailin''ye?
26527	Has there been somebody in here to see you a''ready?
26527	Have you seen Blatch, yourself, Judith?
26527	He ai n''t, hey? 26527 He jest came here to have speech with you, did he?"
26527	Help me git my things out of the cupboard thar, Jude, wo n''t ye?
26527	How come it?
26527	How did you- all make out?
26527	How is he-- is he alive?
26527	How long has she been there?
26527	How you come on, Judy?
26527	How you goin''to git home, Little Buck?
26527	How''s Bonbright this evenin'', Jude? 26527 How''s Creed?"
26527	How-- how did you know?
26527	How?
26527	Huldah? 26527 Huldah?"
26527	Huldy git back yet?
26527	Hush, cain''t ye?
26527	I cried all night-- didn''t you?
26527	I left it with you-- didn''t you bring it?
26527	I reckon that ai n''t news to you, is it?
26527	I reckon you would n''t come to any such as that, would you?
26527	I says to him, says I,''Now you, Gid Rust, do you''low we''re crazy? 26527 I''ve been sick a long time, have n''t I?"
26527	Is Creed Bonbright comin''over here to- night?
26527	Is Pone Cyard comin''?
26527	Is it true that you''ve done made up the Shalliday fuss over that thar cow, Creed? 26527 Is she over at you- all''s?"
26527	Is she stayin''down at Jim Cal''s?
26527	Is they goin'', granny?
26527	Is they-- is they some particular reason that you cain''t go this morning?
26527	Is-- honey, tell Jude the truth-- is it true that he ai n''t bad hurt? 26527 Is-- uh--"Andy glanced at Scalf, and strove to keep Huldah''s name out of it--"is what we come for here yet?"
26527	Kin you make her hush?
26527	Let you down and finish him, ye mean-- don''t ye?
26527	Lived right here-- in this house?
26527	Lord, what''s the use of a old fool like me sayin''I, ay, yes or no to sech a pair as that?
26527	Lord, yes-- why not? 26527 Mighty pretty to look at, ai n''t it?"
26527	My Lord-- who''s that?
26527	Nancy, honey, is the yarbs you wanted for Creed in with them you''re a- goin''to use on me?
26527	No, but have ye heared of how he''s a- doin''here lately?
26527	No_ mo''_ killin'', ye mean,--don''t ye?
26527	Now cain''t I go?
26527	O Judith, did you mean it-- that word you sent me by Little Buck?
26527	Oh, Jude-- do you mean it?
26527	Oh, Judith, ai n''t it jest too good to be true?
26527	Oh, she''s yo''Jude, is she? 26527 Oh, they do, do they?"
26527	Oh, were you with the men Haley arrested?
26527	Oh,--air you thar, podner?
26527	Over at Blatch''s?
26527	Pitch it out here, ca n''t you?
26527	So ye ai n''t dead?
26527	Tell me here-- cain''t ye?
26527	Uncle Jep,inquired Judith abruptly,"did you know Creed Bonbright was at Nancy Card''s-- stayin''there, I mean?"
26527	Walk down to the gate with me, wo n''t you?
26527	Want to come and walk a piece over by the Big Spring, Judy?
26527	Was n''t that thar Blatchley Turrentine?
26527	Was there any particular one you wanted to see?
26527	We might-- do ye think mebbe we''d better go there?
26527	Well sir, and how''s the law coming on these days?
26527	Well, a lee- tle out of yo''way, was n''t ye?
26527	Well, ef ye hain''t found him by now ye better quit lookin'', had n''t ye?
26527	Well, ef you''re a- goin''to set up to teach, had n''t you better have a school- house, place of a jestice''s office?
26527	Well, how air we goin''to be sure that gal''s over there?
26527	Well, now-- didn''t she?
26527	Well, what does Unc''Jep say?
26527	Well, what else is she?
26527	Well, ye say ye''ll do yo''best? 26527 Well?"
26527	Whar at?
26527	Whar else could they be?
26527	Whar is Huldy Spiller?
26527	Whar might you be a- goin'', Mr. Creed Bonbright?
26527	Whar ye goin''?
26527	Whar you a- goin''to, all in sech haste?
26527	Whar''s Huldy gone?
26527	Whar''s Scalf? 26527 Whar''s old man Broyles, an''Hawk an''Chantry?"
26527	Whar''s the boys?
26527	Whar-- whar''s Huldy?
26527	What air you- all a- goin''to do to me?
26527	What differ does it make how come it? 26527 What do I care?"
26527	What do you aim to make out of it, Blatch?
26527	What do you aim to make out of it?
26527	What do you say, Jude? 26527 What else are any of ye?
26527	What for?
26527	What good will it do for you to get yourself killed-- tell me that? 26527 What is it you want of me-- all of you?
26527	What is it you want to say to the folks back home? 26527 What is it?"
26527	What made you say it then?
26527	What made you send the word you did?
26527	What must we do for him?
26527	What tuck Bonbright thar at this time o''night?
26527	What was they tuck fer?
26527	What you foolin''along o''that old feller for, Judith?
26527	What you gwine to do with that feller, Jude?
26527	What''s a- goin''on over yon at the Co''t House?
26527	What''s all this I hear about Andy and Jeff bein''took?
26527	What''s henderin''her from comin''over this side the Gulch?
26527	What''s that?
26527	What''s that?
26527	What''s the joke?
26527	What''s the joke?
26527	What''s the matter, Iley? 26527 What''s the matter?"
26527	What''s the matter?
26527	What''s the use o''tryin''to he''p folks to law and order when they do n''t want it, and you''ve got to buy''em to behave? 26527 What''s the use?"
26527	What?
26527	When?
26527	Where are the boys?
26527	Where''s Pone Cyard?
26527	Where''s she at?
26527	Where_ is_ my beau?
26527	Which way did she go?
26527	Who found Blatch Turrentine''s body and removed it?
26527	Who give the information?
26527	Who is it?
26527	Who named standin''in with Bonbright, or standin''out agin''him? 26527 Who said I was a spy?
26527	Who tuck''em?
26527	Who''s down thar?
26527	Who''s here?
26527	Who''s here?
26527	Who''s thar?
26527	Who''s with him?
26527	Whose-- voice-- is that?
26527	Why ai n''t you- all boys down thar whar the gals is at, playin''?
26527	Why do n''t ye go to Iley an''set yo''mind at rest about Huldy?
26527	Why should they?
26527	Why, he''s settin''up some, ai n''t he?
26527	Why, is them fellers gone?
26527	Why, what''s Little Buck a- goin''to do, with his own true love a- tearin''past the house like this and refusin''to stop and visit?
26527	Why, you an''him is a- goin''to be wedded, ai n''t you Judy? 26527 Why, you fool boy, do n''t you know all the roads has been guarded by the Turrentines ever since they fell out with ye?
26527	Will he die, Uncle Jep?
26527	Will ye come with us, pap?
26527	Will you sure come?
26527	Wish ye did n''t know nothin? 26527 Wo n''t you come in and set awhile?"
26527	Ye ai n''t goin''to faint air ye?
26527	Ye do n''t reckon Blatch would harm the boys? 26527 Ye_ what_?"
26527	Yes, Creed-- what is it? 26527 Yes, Jude, we''goin''straight home to Granny, why?"
26527	Yes-- what?
26527	Yo''a- blamin''the whole business on me, air ye? 26527 You ai n''t a- goin''to tell them fool boys any sech truck as that, air ye?
26527	You an''Wade are wedded? 26527 You claim to be mountain raised, and tell me you think this is a short cut from whar you was at to Nancy Cyard''s?
26527	You come over and see me sometimes, wo n''t ye, Judy?
26527	You could stay over night in your own house then-- ain''t you comin''back, ever, to live there?
26527	You do n''t know of anybody-- you hain''t heard he was promised, have you?
26527	You goin''straight home?
26527	You know where you are now, do n''t you, Creed?
26527	You thar, Unc''Jep?
26527	You''ll stand by us?
26527	You''ll take good care of me, wo n''t you Judith?
26527	You''re Jude''s man, jest the same as you ever was, ai n''t ye? 26527 You''re married to her-- ain''t you?"
26527	_ Air_ they?
26527	_ Cousin_ Creed?
26527	_ You_ do n''t? 26527 After a while she managed to say in a fairly steady voice,Does Wade know?
26527	Ai n''t that what you say, Blatch?"
26527	Air ye aimin''to find out about em?"
26527	Air ye goin''?"
26527	Air you goin''to break my heart by stayin''here to git yourself killed?
26527	All that she hoped?
26527	An''ef yo''r not?"
26527	And what might that mean?
26527	And who- all might you be, young fellers?"
26527	Are you much tired Creed?
26527	As he rode up to her:"What you doin''here, Blatch Turrentine?"
26527	As soon after hit''s plumb dark as he can git there-- will ye say that?
26527	Blatch had left a run o''whiskey that had to be worked off, and when he did n''t come I turned in to''tend to it-- why, Pap?"
26527	Bonbright?"
26527	Buck, step out and scout, will ye?
26527	But he need n''t have been-- need he Judith?
26527	But thar, what does a gal think of that by the side o''curly hair and soft- spoken ways?"
26527	But you say you''re goin''to ride to Lusks''?--to ride?"
26527	Cain''t I tend to it?"
26527	Cain''t a body talk to him?
26527	Cain''t you behave?"
26527	Cain''t you make him hush, Judith?"
26527	Can it be did quiet?
26527	Can you make out with that?"
26527	Could he ride a nag?"
26527	Could two young creatures be wiser than nature''s self?
26527	Creed, darlin''cain''t you hear me?
26527	Creed, you''re a mighty learned somebody, cain''t you tell me the why s of it?"
26527	Did n''t I tell you not to name anything to him to werry him?"
26527	Did n''t he name it to you that it was a better place than Double Springs?"
26527	Did she find out anything?"
26527	Did they mean to kill him?
26527	Do n''t I know ye?
26527	Do n''t it set her off, Jeffy Ann?"
26527	Do n''t you have no regards for them that is good friends to you?
26527	Do n''t you think she''s a powerful pretty girl?"
26527	Do n''t you, Jude?"
26527	Do ye reckon ye can stand it to ride as far as the foot of the mountain?
26527	Do ye think hit''s wise?"
26527	Do ye want to kill the boy?--or run him crazy?"
26527	Do you reckon I could have speech with him?"
26527	Do you remember saying that if I was a member of a big family-- a great big tribe-- that I''d get along all right and accomplish what I set out for?"
26527	Does yo''shoulder pain you?"
26527	Ef our folks wanted law and order, do n''t you reckon they''d make the move to get it?"
26527	Ef ye do n''t sing now, when will ye ever?"
26527	Follow Creed as Huldah had done?
26527	For God''s sake, did you see him?
26527	Guv''ment,"he repeated meditatively but with rising rancour,"what has the guv''ment ever done fer me, that I should be asked to do so much for hit?
26527	Had she slept at all?
26527	Have ye sent any word to him?"
26527	Have you-- have you got money with you?"
26527	He leaned around and looked meaningly at the man on her other side, then questioned,"How long do you- all reckon I''d been thar?"
26527	He''s been livin''down in Hepzibah studyin''to be a lawyer-- did he have Jeff and Andy jailed?"
26527	How come you an''him to let them boys git away?
26527	How many of ye was a- workin''in the still to- night?"
26527	How to so word a message that Creed would answer it?
26527	Huldy, you''re a good girl to come over and warn Creed-- when was you aimin''to go to Hepzibah?"
26527	I admit that it''s an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth with us now-- what else could it be?
26527	I ai n''t got nothin''agin''Creed Bonbright, nor his wife-- why should I have?"
26527	If Huldah was not with him, how had he known she was on the mountain at all?
26527	Instead,"What are you goin''to wear to- night, Judy?"
26527	Is Creed there at yo''house?"
26527	Is he livin''?"
26527	Is he plumb outen his head?"
26527	Is it the man hisself-- or a ghost?"
26527	Is it true that her life is not safe if she stays here on the mountain?"
26527	Is it-- is it Huldy?"
26527	Is that you, Wade Turrentine?
26527	Is that you?"
26527	Is there anything else?"
26527	Is they anything a man will hate you worse for than a favour?
26527	It was not bright eyes nor red lips that could move or please him?
26527	It''s Jude-- poor Jude that loves you so-- cain''t you answer her?"
26527	Jude, air you so easy fooled as to think it was a new notion for him to go to Garyville?
26527	Judy, ef yo''a- goin''to take keer o''the man, cain''t ye please ax him for me when did he see Huldy last, an''--an''is they wedded?"
26527	Lord, what differ is it whether sech critters as them love you or hate you?
26527	Lusk''s, you Blatch Turrentine?"
26527	Mebbe you would like to write an''tell Wade?"
26527	Must I go ask at the hotel will they give you a room?
26527	Nancy, air ye hurt?"
26527	Next time old man Drane comes pesterin''round you, you tell him that you''re promised to me-- hear?"
26527	Now what do you make out o''that?"
26527	Oh, dear Heaven-- was it like that?
26527	Oh, would you wait a minute?"
26527	Or all that she dreaded?
26527	Ort we to go?"
26527	Ought she to cross the foot- log and be with them when the boys were dipped?
26527	Pendrilly,"with a sudden upflash of interest,"what is it that comes?
26527	Shall I call the boys?"
26527	Shall I let them in?"
26527	She could see him stand talking to her, the lifted face, the blue eyes-- should she ever see them again?
26527	Tell her Iley''s nigh about give out, and Jim Cal''s down sick in the bed-- hear me?"
26527	Thar-- what was that?"
26527	The ash, it seemed, was the tree of her preference; did n''t he think it mighty sightly now when it was just coming into bloom?
26527	Then that heavily beating heart sank sickeningly; what difference to her, though all the world knew it?
26527	Then, as the other seemed slow to begin,"What might you want speech with me about?"
26527	They named it to me that Creed had done killed one of the Turrentine boys-- is that so?"
26527	Wait till he was an old man?
26527	Was there any time sot?"
26527	Was there ever such a colour?
26527	Well they''s some other folks around here thinks she''s their Jude-- what you goin''to do about it?"
26527	Well, speak up-- how come it?"
26527	Were these the exciting topics that her Uncle Jep would have banished from the sick- room?
26527	What about them fine fellers that''s settin''at meat with ye now?
26527	What ails you- all?
26527	What are you mad about?
26527	What call had ye to sneak around me-- to make a fool o''me, an''shame me?"
26527	What could he do to her now who had lost all?
26527	What could she do?
26527	What did he tell ye?
26527	What did you let him get a- past you for?"
26527	What difference could it make whether or not he were elected?
26527	What do you reckon I''m a- goin''to do to you for it?"
26527	What do you want?"
26527	What earthly difference did it make about Jim Cal and Huldah and Iley?
26527	What had he said his favourite colour was?
26527	What had she been able to accomplish when she stood face to face alone with him on the woods- path?
26527	What have you got to say to me?"
26527	What in the world you fussin''with Creed about?
26527	What is it ye want from Creed?
26527	What kind of women do ye''low the Spiller gals is, anyhow?"
26527	What set you an''me off on this tune?
26527	What should I be spying on?"
26527	What were these fires of torment that raged in her now?
26527	What woman ever appreciated prudence in a lover?
26527	What would he have asked, she answered, if Blatch had not interrupted them?
26527	What you goin''to do about Bonbright, Unc''Jep-- stand in with him?"
26527	What you- all goin''to do about it?"
26527	What''s that?"
26527	What''s the matter with ye?"
26527	When was we to go?
26527	Where is she?
26527	Where to find a messenger?
26527	Where was Creed?
26527	Where was her lover?
26527	Who do you''low he went with on the railroad train?
26527	Who laid out this night''s work?
26527	Why could n''t this be named to me?
26527	Why could n''t you let a body know?"
26527	Why do n''t you come over and see us and git all you want?
26527	Why should Judith suddenly care?
26527	Will that suit ye?"
26527	Will ye do this for me?"
26527	Will ye shore tell Creed an''never tell nobody but Creed?"
26527	Will you do it?"
26527	Would Creed come?
26527	Would Huldah persuade him that the message was only a decoy?
26527	Would he come too late?
26527	Would his voice be any less the call to love?
26527	Would love wait?
26527	Would n''t his hair be just as yellow, his eyes as blue?
26527	Would she grieve for Creed all her life long, till she was an old, old woman?
26527	Would some of the boys intercept him, so that he should never come at all?
26527	Would you- all mind to wait on yo''selves, an''would you put the saddle on Selim for me?
26527	Ye can hold out that long, cain''t ye?"
26527	You Pony Card, is that them?"
26527	You know how things air, Huldy-- what do ye want, chile?"
26527	You never set much store by Creed Bonbright-- what you cryin''about?"
26527	You sit right here in Creed''s lap and stay awake till morning and keep him good company, wo n''t you?"
26527	echoed Creed, all on fire in an instant-- where now was her poor invalid whose head she had pillowed, of whom she had thought to take care?
26527	she demanded fiercely,"an''what''ll the boys say to you for slippin''away from''em to- night?"
26527	whispered Judith, young lioness that she was, reduced to taking counsel from this mouse,"what would you do, Clianthy?"
22287	''Family?'' 22287 ''In the city?''
22287	''Louisville? 22287 ''Old, ai n''t I, and ugly?''"
22287	A child? 22287 Accept?
22287	After all, what is it to me?
22287	Air hit... air hit_ bad_, doctor?
22287	Air she loaded? 22287 Air the trouble''Aunt''... what the other doctor said hit was?"
22287	An''what would this hyar old pine do without the rosebush blossomin''close beside him? 22287 And I?
22287	And Jesus? 22287 And deep in your inner consciousness you do n''t regret the change, do you?"
22287	And does she go about helping poor, lonesome city people, and the dear little poor children? 22287 And have him believe that I ran away from him again?
22287	And her hearing? 22287 And that is...?"
22287	And the doctor? 22287 And then?"
22287	And you? 22287 And yourself?"
22287	Angina pectoris? 22287 Are you going to kiss him?"
22287	Away? 22287 But I thought that she was your granddaughter?"
22287	But ca n''t I give him some medicine?
22287	But haint... are n''t you going to do up your hurt finger, too?
22287	But how do you know that it_ is_ brain tumor, doctor, or that there is either any chance of saving the child''s life, or any real need of a surgeon? 22287 But how is one going to get behind a plain statement of what is apparently meant to be fact, such as the description of the creation in Genesis?"
22287	But how? 22287 But the trouble... is it... is it dangerous?"
22287	But what air yo''reckonin''ter do? 22287 But why did n''t you come, Donald?
22287	Did you ever burn your hand?
22287	Did you shoot any bears?
22287	Do Rose know hit?
22287	Do n''t we?
22287	Do we?
22287	Do yo''think thet I''d be beholden ter_ thet_ man, after what I done ter him? 22287 Do you mean, Rose,"his words came slowly,"that you sent for me without a doctor''s suggestion and advice; that you did it on your own hook?"
22287	Do you really think that I''m... shallow? 22287 Do you really want me to?"
22287	Do you remember what Paul said, in his wonderful epistle to the Corinthians? 22287 Do you think a little thing like wet feet would stop me from getting into the game?"
22287	Do you think that I can ever feel lonesome in the forest and fields, with living things always about me which are ready to share themselves with me?
22287	Do you want to see the growth? 22287 Do?
22287	Donald, how_ can_ you? 22287 Donald, what... what do you mean?
22287	Five minutes? 22287 Good God, child, where did you come from?"
22287	Good Lord, do I look as bad as that?
22287	H- m- m- m. What are the symptoms?
22287	Hain''t yo''ergoin''ter tote yo''r rifle- gun?
22287	Haint we a- goin''ter hev no breakfast this mornin''?
22287	Happy? 22287 Has n''t He?"
22287	Have you any baking soda-- saleratus, Rose?
22287	He knows that? 22287 He''s convicted out of his own mouth, is n''t he, Rose?
22287	Her brother? 22287 Hit haint ergoin''ter hurt her much, air hit?"
22287	How kin I?
22287	How shall I sign it? 22287 How the dickens did I do that?"
22287	I am just back from a journey into the wilderness, like John the Baptist''s, and... Why, what''s wrong? 22287 I think that... would it be all right if I wore that pretty white woollen one?"
22287	I''m afraid that I do n''t quite underst..."But you_ do_ understand, Miss Treville, why do you say that you do n''t? 22287 I_ wanted_ you to?"
22287	If they do n''t concern me-- as I am willing to admit-- why waste a bullet?
22287	Indeed? 22287 It is logical enough, is n''t it?
22287	It was not strange that I began... that he became very dear to me, was it, Donald?
22287	Judd,he began, almost kindly,"you know why I came here this time?"
22287	Kin yo''make hit well ergin?
22287	Lou Amos?
22287	Lou? 22287 Married?
22287	Married?
22287	Mis''Andrews he s come over fer ter stay with ye and Lou, now haint thet kind uv her? 22287 Miss... Webb, is n''t it?
22287	Not five thousand?
22287	Now how the deuce did she come to use that stereotyped response?
22287	Old and ugly?
22287	Perhaps you will, some day, who knows?
22287	She seemed to understand, eh?
22287	Shot him? 22287 Smiles, are you still greatly afraid of the sea?"
22287	So, that is the reason, the only reason, for your coming to me with your impertinent question?
22287	Startin''home? 22287 Tell me, what has happened, my dear?"
22287	The doctor? 22287 Then fer what did yo''put yer arms erbout her an''kiss her, like I seen ye through the winder awhile back, I wants ter know?"
22287	Then why ca n''t_ I_ be? 22287 Then you think, doctor...?"
22287	There is n''t anything more to be said, is there?
22287	Trouble ahead? 22287 Well, but how could the Good Book say that God created man in His own image?"
22287	Well, what do you say, are you coming?
22287	Well? 22287 Wha... what do''equivalent''mean?"
22287	What does she do?
22287	What does she look like?
22287	What does''comatose''mean, Doctor Mac?
22287	What happened to him?
22287	What is the matter with my Rose?
22287	What lesson?
22287	What the devil do you mean by that?
22287	What war yo''ershootin''at, Judd?
22287	What''s the matter?
22287	What''s the sense in exaggerating like that, Ethel? 22287 What''s up?"
22287	What, doll babies thet open an''shet thar eyes, an''say''maw''an''''paw''like weuns, Smiles?
22287	What... what do hit mean?
22287	What? 22287 What?"
22287	Where do we go from here?
22287	Where... where is she?
22287	Where_ is_ Judd?
22287	Where_ is_ Juddy?
22287	Wherever did you come from?
22287	Which caused you the most suffering, your conscience or your hand?
22287	Why could it not have been I?
22287	Why haint hit possible?
22287	Why not, I should like to know?
22287	Why, what is the trouble?
22287	Would you ask a real soldier if he wanted to quit, or keep on fighting, after he had been in one battle, and seen men killed and wounded? 22287 Yes, I remember, an''oak,''was n''t it?
22287	Yes, but... how am I going to explain? 22287 Yes, she''s a wonder, is n''t she?
22287	Yes,supplemented the minister,"''Whence cometh my help?
22287	Yo''... yo''means yo''shot him, Judd?
22287	Yo''... yo''think I would accept yo''r charity?
22287	Yo''think I would take money gifts from any man? 22287 You have n''t?
22287	You know? 22287 You wanted me to... to marry him, Don?"
22287	You... you have n''t told her... yet... that you love her?
22287	You?
22287	Your heart? 22287 _ You_ did?
22287	------------------------------------ I wonder how much I really have changed in the year?
22287	8:30 P.M. Are you getting it?"
22287	Air yo'', er haint yo'', a- goin''ter leave hyar, an''keep erway?"
22287	Am I still trying to discourage you?
22287	And I do n''t take orders from you in the matter, understand?"
22287	And tell him that she is nearly blind and''comatose''....""That word''s a new one to me, how do you spell it?"
22287	And the girl?
22287	And what do you think she has named it?
22287	And who do you think was one of my pupils?
22287	And wo n''t she make a wonderful one?
22287	And you heard what...?"
22287	And,"What is the matter with_ my_ Rose?"
22287	Are you going to help her as she asks?
22287	Are you in pain?"
22287	Are you really pleased?
22287	Are you... are you going to get married before you go?"
22287	Besides, it wo n''t be the first time that she has stayed up twenty- four hours at a stretch, will it?"
22287	But Rose was not to be teased, and answered,"Kiss him?
22287	But how, Phil?''
22287	But how...?"
22287	But what''s to be gained in taking the chance?
22287	But you?
22287	But, before I start, I want to ask you about my little niece, Muriel?
22287	But, say, has n''t she been a brick?"
22287	But, tell me, why that woe- begone expression on this, of all days?
22287	But, why do you ask that now, Donald?"
22287	By the way, Amos, how long has she been a- goin''on like that?"
22287	CHAPTER IV"SMILES""''Not by birth?''"
22287	Can it really be you?
22287	Can you imagine me doing anything useful?)
22287	Can you imagine me hitched with that proud and classic beauty?
22287	Can you picture_ me_ acting as chauffeur for a magnified bath tub for Belgian babies?
22287	Can you remember all that?"
22287	Can you see that neoplasm under the membrane?
22287	Come, did you have any''hairbreadth''''scapes or moving accidents by field and flood?"
22287	Could you see from your boat?
22287	Could you see, Don?"
22287	Dear Dr. McDonald: How many letters do you guess I have written to you so far this month?
22287	Dear, when did you first realize that it was so?"
22287	Did that fail?"
22287	Did that uncouth young mountaineer really mean something to her after all?
22287	Did you enjoy it, and find anything of especial interest in the mountains of the feud country?"
22287	Did you ever read a poem called''The Reaper''?
22287	Did you get it?
22287	Do I see the ghost of a sorrow sitting amid this group, which should be so happy?"
22287	Do I sound like a school- mar''m?
22287	Do n''t you feel proud?
22287	Do n''t you know your own Smiles?"
22287	Do n''t you think I ought to be a very happy little girl?
22287	Do n''t you think so, too, Don?"
22287	Do n''t you think so, yourself?"
22287	Do yo''think thet I''d accept even my sister''s life et his hands?
22287	Do you know what has happened?
22287	Do you know what this snow reminds me of?
22287	Do you still think that you want to go ahead and give your life to such work?"
22287	Do you think that you can understand that, Rose?"
22287	Do you want me to- night?"
22287	Do you wonder that, with this thing pressing more and more into her brain, Lou was robbed of her power to talk and act?"
22287	Does Smiles smell like that?"
22287	Donald nodded, then asked slowly,"Does... does Smiles love you, Phil?"
22287	Ethel( I wonder if Donald will be pleased to know that his_ real_ sister has asked me to call her by her first name?)
22287	Great Scott, ca n''t you guess what I''m driving at?
22287	Had Marion Treville''s faithlessness struck so deep?
22287	Had she not accepted him as a brother, and given him the frank affection of such relationship, which precludes love of the other sort?
22287	Haint thet a wonderful thing fer ter do?
22287	Has it changed your mind?
22287	Have I got to_ ask_ you to marry me?"
22287	Have you done it?
22287	Have you the saline solution, and the gauze head- covering ready?"
22287	He will be happy in my happiness, I know,"she murmured, half aloud, and her roommate awoke and answered with a sleepy,"What, dear?"
22287	Her face suddenly glowing with light, Rose turned to Donald eagerly, and said without hesitation,"Oh, Doctor Mac, do n''t you see?
22287	Heroes and martyrs; what are they, after all, but the creatures of that whimsical goddess?
22287	Hev ye seen my pappa an''mamma?''
22287	How can I explain heaven as a spiritual condition?"
22287	How can any one live if his head is cut open like that?"
22287	How could any one use it about anything so awful?
22287	How could he be?
22287	How did yo''come ter know''twar him?"
22287	How does he feel?"
22287	How is she, Rose?"
22287	I never did a better one... another sponge... excellent... Are the sutures ready?...
22287	I wonder if Donald has, too?
22287	I wonder if I can really ever leave him?
22287	I wonder if he regards me as still a child?
22287	I''m well_ now_; where are my clothes?"
22287	I''ve often worried about it, for I did n''t know anything about my parents, and heredity counts for so much, does n''t it?
22287	If we ca n''t ever see God, even in Heaven, how can we be sure that He_ is_?"
22287	Is Don going to be a Mormon, then?"
22287	Is he flesh and blood, and responsible for the marauding thefts in the neighborhood?
22287	Is he ready to receive it?"
22287	Is he responsible for Prince Kassim''s murder?
22287	Is he the ghost of the ancestral portrait, that hangs in Sir Robert Grainger''s strange library?
22287	Is it that you want to go to France again, to renew the saving work there,--and want me with you?"
22287	Is it very bad?"
22287	Is n''t he good?
22287	Is n''t he my brother, and is n''t he home again after being away two and a half years?"
22287	Is n''t it odd?"
22287	Is n''t it pretty?"
22287	Is n''t that wonderful?
22287	It has been a mighty lucky thing for her that the Red Cross was ready to take it off her shoulders, and she has turned to_ us_( How does that sound?
22287	It was heard by a passing nurse, who hurried to him with the question,"Did you call, doctor?
22287	It''s got to be done, has n''t it, if the poor sick babies and grown- up people are to be made strong and well again?
22287	Judd Amos, war hit yo''thet paid me ther extry price on them baskets?"
22287	Kaint he... kaint we- all hev jest a drap o''white liquor?"
22287	Kin I take Mike?"
22287	Little Donny?
22287	Look, Rose,"he added, as though explaining to a clinic,"see how the blood is thickening up into a clot?
22287	Louisville?''
22287	Love is an awful thing, is n''t it?"
22287	May I be so bold as to inquire what interest you may have in my personal affairs, Miss Webb?
22287	May I?"
22287	Must he hear this girl, in her simplicity, talk on and on about the man she loved, and had promised to marry?
22287	My dear little Smiles: This is going to be a very short letter, and can you guess why?
22287	My, are n''t we vain?"
22287	No, how can you ask it, Rose?"
22287	Not... not Dr. MacDonald?
22287	Nothing has happened...?"
22287	Oh, Donald, is n''t it too wonderful?"
22287	Oh, did you read what it says?"
22287	Oh, do n''t you remember?
22287	Oh, it has n''t been a happy day at all...."I wonder if Donald could have saved him?
22287	Oh, little Rose, do n''t you understand?
22287	Oh, what can we do?"
22287	Oh, woman, what do you know about love?
22287	Once more his accustomed bluntness of manner returned, and he snapped,"Oh, why in the devil did n''t I have sense enough to bring another assistant?"
22287	Opening it, she read:"My dearest Smiles: Will you be the bearer of a message from me to your kind hostess?
22287	Or is it only coincidence that one of the guests at the masked ball happened to wear the costume of the Red Cavalier?
22287	Philip''s sister?
22287	Rose, you did n''t tell him?"
22287	She started and stepped back, crying,"''To give?''
22287	Smiles, will you marry me?"
22287	Smiles?
22287	So I said,''What is it, Philip?
22287	So how can I take any credit for succeeding?
22287	Some wild animal there, old boy?"
22287	Supposing I admit that I love her, what is it to you?"
22287	Supposing that Ethel_ does n''t_ go wild about her, what of it?"
22287	Talmadge?"
22287	Tell me, does the picture mean anything to you?''
22287	That does n''t look much as though I loved him... in the way you insinuate, does it?
22287	The black silk that we bought in New York?"
22287	The picture is not as pretty as the one I painted the night I told about how fine it was to be a nurse, is it?
22287	The reason?
22287	The sinking sensation within Rose''s breast increased, and she stepped forward, saying faintly,"What is it, Dolly?
22287	Then Donald asked, softly,"And Philip?
22287	Then I am still making my baskets, and what do you think?
22287	Then he added, with some hesitancy,"I''ve been thinking... Would you like to go over there, too, Rose?
22287	Then she lifted her face, bathed in tears, and whispered,"You understand, do n''t you, Don?
22287	Then there came a little laugh, for these two were excellent friends now, and the query,"Another record- breaking fee?"
22287	There, feel that breeze?
22287	V.''?"
22287	Was He His son in the same way?"
22287	Was it a basket, too?"
22287	Was it merely a guess, based on what I had explained to you?"
22287	Was it really Rose?
22287	Was it... was it as much as a... a thousand dollars?"
22287	Was n''t he a splendid man, Don?
22287	Was n''t that what you did for that other little child?"
22287	Was that the account of real happenings, think you?"
22287	Was that_ lèse majestà ©_?
22287	Was this the simple mountain girl, whose voice was now so suave and who was smiling so icily?
22287	We''re glad ter hev ye with us, an''what fer air friends ef hit haint ter be an excuse fer a leetle extry celebration?
22287	Well,"he laughed again,"say something, ca n''t you?
22287	Were n''t the Thayers dear to have me as their guest at beautiful Manchester- by- the- Sea?
22287	What about your promise to Big Jerry?"
22287	What answer could she make to this pertinent question?
22287	What are you waiting for?
22287	What do you mean, Philip?''
22287	What does the Bible say that God is, Rose?"
22287	What happened?"
22287	What is the matter with her?"
22287	What is the matter?
22287	What on earth was it to him if this mountain child''s color heightened a shade at a familiar call in a masculine voice?
22287	What sort of a case is it?"
22287	What would the leetle wild mountain flowers hyarabouts do without thar Smiles ter take keer o''them?"
22287	When do you calculate to get married to her, Doctor Mac?"
22287	When his last call was answered he asked,"Is Miss Merriman registered with you now?
22287	Where is he?"
22287	Where is she staying now?"
22287	Where?"
22287	Wherever did you come from; are you going to make us a visit?
22287	Which of them is the Red Cavalier?
22287	Who is the little buttercup?"
22287	Who is the mysterious Red Cavalier?
22287	Why not complete the ceremony and make it an adoption by blood; the way they used to do in some of the Indian tribes, you know?"
22287	Why should he, a man as reserved as he was, and one who had little time to spend on the romantic embellishments of life, ask for more?
22287	Why, I wonder, must we always hide our true feelings under a mask?
22287	Will it, doctor?"
22287	Will you help do it?"
22287	Wo n''t it, Don?
22287	Would you like to hear about her and her playthings?
22287	Yes?
22287	Yet what chance has reason in competition with moonlight?
22287	Yo''guessed rightly, she_ air_ one er my flower children, ai n''t ye, honey- sweet?"
22287	Yo''promise, too?"
22287	You dare attempt to curry favor with her by lyingly claiming credit for the additional money her work brought, you cur?
22287	You did n''t know that I bought every one of those baskets, and told the storekeeper what price to pay for them, did you?"
22287	You did n''t know that I held the cards to call that outrageous bluff, too, did you?
22287	You see that, do n''t you?"
22287	You told me, first?"
22287	You understand that, do n''t you, dear?"
22287	You understand, do n''t you, old man?"
22287	You wished to see...?"
22287	You wonder, perhaps, why I have n''t written this direct to her?
22287	You would n''t throw him over, when he is so far away, and... and sick?"
22287	_ You_ do, do n''t you, Mike?"
22287	_ first_?"
22287	gasped the girl in astonishment, while Donald said bluntly,"Do you really believe that you know Him, now?"
22287	love?"
22287	true?"