"Maybe you'd know the gent I'm down here looking for?" asked Riley.

If I have to wait fifty years I'll live long enough to kill the gent that's in Sour Creek now.

I'd punch a gent in the face that laughed at me!"

"You want us to keep Jack from fightin', but you don't want us to hurt the other gent.

"And, outside of that, I suppose a girl will fight the hardest to marry the gent she loves.

"I'll tell you what you'll do, you wise gents," he growled.

"We got to find a gent that had a reason for wishing to have Quade die.

"What I said concerns only the gent or gents who are fixing to colddeck old Dale.

Don't crowd gents!

"And they's only one thing lacking to make you perfectand that's to have to fight once for your life and drop the other gent.

But back here in a crowd you can't fight a gent for laughing at you.

so's he won't forget the gent that shot him down that night when he wasn't armed!"

The question remains how he's got the old gent into the game, doesn't it?" Precisely the point to which the Sergeant's mind also had turned!

C gives these two lines to 1. Gent.

"There goes a gent that's going to lose money today!"

"A gent that come out of the north, up Montana way, I hear.

But then he has the caracter of being a very haughty, ill-natured gent., and that he has such a way of distorting his Face (which though he can't help) the gent, think it may affect some young ladds; for these two reasons he is not approved on, the late master Mr. Crompton's huffing the Foeofees being stil in their memory.

We hear the ring of them heels on the porch, and pretty soon in comes the sheriff, herding a gent in ahead of him.

[From the Millere's Tale.] Fayre was this yongë wif, and therwithal As any wesel hire body gent and smal A seint she werëd, barrëd al of silk, A barm-cloth[50] eke as white as morne milk Upon hire lendës ful of many a gore, White was hire smok, and brouded al before And eke behind on hire colére aboute Of cole-black silk within and eke withoute.

Neither you nor me could ever hold up a head around these parts again if the two of us jumped one gent.

"I never liked this gent.

Well, when we got to the house where I was to meet the gent, he began straight off to blow at me.

About four o'clock up toward the Inlet I passed a big, well-dressed, banker-looking gent walking stiff from the hip and throwing out his leg.

It's a queer thing that a gent could have much pleasure out of plugging another gent full of lead.

The master of the hotel perceiving her scruples, readily did as he was ordered, and Louisa having desired that he, or some of his people, would be within call, went down to receive this unknown gent, tho' not without emotions, which at that moment she knew not how to account for.