D'Ri and I by Irving Bacheller
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over their uniforms, so ye c'u'd stick 'em full o' boughs.
Jerushy! never see nuthin' s' joemightful cur'us 'n all my born days--never." He stopped a breath, and then added: "Could n't be nuthin' cur'user 'n thet." XXI We hired team and wagon of the innkeeper, and a man to paddle up-river and return with the horses. I had a brief talk with our tall prisoner while they were making ready. "A word of business, your Lordship," I said as he came out, yawning, with the guard. "Ah, well," said he, with a shiver, "I hope it is not so cold as the air." "It is hopeful; it is cheering," was my answer. "And the topic?" "An exchange--for the ladies." He thought a moment, slapping the dust off him with a glove. |
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