The dog didn't see me, and seemed to be principled agin stoppin' to inquire my whereabouts.

A raccoon came nosing along, stoppin' every little way to turn over the leaves, or pull away the dirt from a root with his long hands, tastin' of one thing and smellin' of another in a mighty dainty way.

Yes, there he was, stoppin' to stroke himself.

I could not have been unconscious many moments, for it seemed as if my eyes had but just closed, when I was aroused by the pressure of Sergeant Corney's hand upon my arm, and as I would have sprung up he forced me down, whispering: "The savages are comin' this way, an' it looks to me mightily as if they counted on stoppin' hereabouts.

"Here I ride all this way in the dark, and without stoppin' for so much as supper; here I ain't had a bite to eat since dinner-time, and it's good-night and get out!

Pardon me for a-stoppin' o' ye."

I hope I done right stoppin' ashore, sir.

Divil a day would yez kitch me stoppin' in a counthry like this, iny longer thin it would take to git out of it.

Ridgefield am de best stoppin' place for dis night, anyhow;" and having delivered himself of this exhortation, Caesar touched his hat respectfully, but with an air of having settled the question.

I am stoppin' here to help with the load.

I 's stoppin' wid a cullud fam'ly roun' de corner yonder 'tel

"My name's Stebbins, 'n' I'm stoppin' f'r a spell 'ith ol' Doctor Kittredge.

An' if it hadn't 'a' ben for your dunderheadedness, givin' up the checks an' never stoppin' to see what was comin' of 'em, trunks or hencoops, we might.

They was all so taken aback that they never thought o' stoppin' her.

What's stoppin' ye?

Then turning again with eager interest to Bert, "But say, Bert, what in the hell aI mean what-ta you doin' here?" "Whyahahjus' stoppin' by to say howdy, see, an'" "Playin'in N'Yawk?" "No." "Jus'come in?"

I thought that was awful cute and friendly, stoppin' to talk about His name that way.

"I remember the soldiers comin' and stoppin' at our buildingYankees and Southern soldiers, too.

W'en dey start' on ag'in, de chain kep' a-comin' loose, en dey had ter keep a-stoppin' en a-stoppin' fer ter hitch de log up ag'in.

W'en dey start' on ag'in, de chain kep' a-comin' loose, en dey had ter keep a-stoppin' en a-stoppin' fer ter hitch de log up ag'in.

'I dunno nuffin 'bout stoppin' witches.'

We'd gone out the old Bullyvard Raspail a deuce of a way, and Napoleon One showed no signs of stoppin' them horses, and I didn't see no cemetery.

They had a right to be stoppin' there altogether, on'y that they are that fond of their own little place I don't think they 'ud ever contint themselves.

'Where are yer stoppin? Costrells'?' John nodded.

Ury stayed by us a spell, but as the deep hollow noise strengthened to a loud roar, accompanied by a strange rushin', gurglin' sound, comin' nearer and nearer, he seized Philury by the arm and rushed her outdoors through the snow, not stoppin' till they got to the barn, then he leggo of her and stood in the barn door to reconnoiter.