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When the officers came he opened the door in his night apparel, and said, "Hush! don't disturb him; poor Johnny ain't slept hardly for a week over this 'ere job.

Poaching, said the old man, who had tried topics ranging from early turnips to horseshoeingpoaching ain't wot it used to be in these 'ere parts.

"Well," said Tom, "as me and Jerry was ridin' along this arternoon, I found this 'ere thing along side ther trail, so I picked it up ter show yer." As he spoke, he produced an old, well-worn moccasin, which, at a glance, I recognized as having been made by the Apaches, its shape being entirely different from those manufactured or worn by any other tribe.

"These 'ere boots feel red-'ot." "Your usual size," said Mr. Jobson, looking across the road.

in this 'ere crowd.

Can't have the roadway blocked up all the afternoon with this 'ere demonstration of the unloved.

" "I tell 'ee, mother, some of the poor chaps out yonder 'ud give summat to sit down to this 'ere dinner.

"Then we travelled aw-a-a-ay hellwards over 'n this 'ere direction."

Course it do seem a bit funny like with this 'ere frock, but I got a green velveteen wot belonged to Mrs. Oldbury's niece.

No more than child's play to this 'ere game!" He gave a queer kind of grin, with no mirth in his eyes, and went away with the other wounded men.

" The big blue eyes were fairly bulging, like two monster morning-glories, as Elkins, putting the note carefully in his jacket pocket, said, softly: "Ef I don't get thet 'ere letter into Jones's hands, you may have me drummed out

Bill 'ad just lit 'is pipe, and as he threw the match down he ses: "I don't like these 'ere safety matches," he ses.

The coroner received Marcus with that air of consideration which magistrates instinctively bestow upon persons charged with great crimes, and informed him, with some respect, that he was brought there to make any explanation that he saw fit, touching his connection with "this 'ere murder.

"They've a-had a bit of a miff, I d' 'low; well, if the young man have a-got the feelin's of a man he'd be like to object to this 'ere notion of hersNay, now, he do seem to be a-comfortin' of her.

and shell dese 'ere peasetime you get 'em done, old Mrs. Thomas will be down stairs.

"You see, Mr. Charlton," said Gray, with eyes having that strange mysterious look that only belongs to the eyes of people who are at least on the borders of insanity, "you see this 'ere pistol's got five bar'ls, all loadened.

"He was mekin' fer this 'ere pondthet 's what he was dewin'.

"My mother, 'tis a notion she has, 'ull never set foot in this 'ere room.

No lady never staid in this 'ere shed afore, but she's mighty welcome.

Don't tell me, Mr. Archer; my opinion is, these 'ere soldiers are no better than fools.

These 'ere Yankees tuck blam'd good keer of their hides, but down on the Wawbosh, where he come from, they didn't valley life a copper in a thing of this 'ere sort.

Tis the last night what Blackbird 'ull spend in this 'ere stall.

This 'ere stuff as you sold my old woman, is simply beastly.

Why, it stands to reasondon't it, Mr. Orkins?it ain't the dorg you're payin' for, but your feelins as these 'ere wagabonds is tradin' on, Mr. Orkins; that's where it is.

I bin workin' at these 'ere beds for months, and here they are spilt in a minit; but I tell ee

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