They's jest rafts o' 'em thar.

Remember thars two strings ter this here bow, as the feller says.

"Then the jug ain't thar.

" "Reckon they helped themselves on thar way hum.

"Thar's jest a good smell!"

" "Stay thar, then.

Thar's a clump of plum trees along the lower pasture fence.

If you want to be pards, put her thar!"

"And so you are a girl after all, and no sun fairy," smiled Bennington as he "put her thar.

"Thar is them that thinks as how it ain't noways needful thet ye knows," it said in slow and solemn accents, "but by the mercy of th' others we gives y' thet much satisfaction.

He works and I work, and what we ain't got no time to do, we let stand jes' thar till we git time to 'tend to it.

Thar's to be a special c'lection next Sunday mornin', and the money's goin' to pay the minister's board.

Thar ain't many that would track through the woods that ar long.

" "Didn't yees pursue the subjact any further?" "We went fur enough to find that the nimble-footed dogs had got into the mountains, and that if we wanted to keep our ha'r, we'd only got to undertake to foller 'em thar.

We war so close more nor once that we reached their camp-fires afore the embers had died out and from the tops of two, three hills we got a glimpse on 'em on thar horses.

Thar's a tribe of copperskins about a hundred miles to the north'ard, that I'll lay can tell yer somethin' about the gal.

Thar's allers a lot of white people staying among 'em.

It's my private opine, then, that that hunter has took the gal up among them Injins, and they're both living thar.

"Thar he is!" said Mellasys Plickaman.

"Thar is the dd Abolitionist!"

"He's not tharhe can't be tharwe see he's not thar," said Turnbull, as dogmatically as old Joe Willet might have delivered himselffor he did not care that the George should earn the reputation of a haunted house.

"Thar he be!" said Tom, clutching the landlord's arm"in the windasee!" The window of the cedar-room, up two pair of stairs, was open; and in the shadow a darker outline was visible of a man, with his elbows on the window-stone, looking down upon them.

Look thar!" said he in a vehement whisper.

Thar's gold in them hills.

but hee was not thar himself hee answereth he lyed when he sayd he sent ye deuell as above.