ONE:"Well, you can say, maybe, an' maybe you can't But Oi can't. Take your old goon. Oi'll none avit.
TWO:The result was that, with helping pry the stalled wagons out and work in making the roads more passable, the Deacon expended more labor than if he had started out to walk in the first place."Aint them them, right out there?" asked Pete nervously, pointing to the banks of blackness out in front.
ONE:"Yes, Where's Alf Russell?" echoed Si, with a new pang clutching at his heart, for he then recalled that he had not seen Alf since he had helped him up the embankment, immediately after which Si's thoughts, had been engrossed by the struggle for the flag. "Did any of you boys see either Alf or Monty?" he asked nervously.
TWO:"That come from that hound in the willers," said he to himself. "He's a sharp one. He got on to me somehow, and now it's me and him fur it. Anyhow, he didn't kill a mule worth 0 with that bullet. But it'll take as much as six bits' worth o' porous plaster to take the swellin' out o' my side where that rock welted me."
ONE:"Hello, there; where are you goin', you chuckle-headed clodhoppers?" yelled the men on another train rushing down from a different direction. "This ain't no hayfield. Go back home and drive cows, and git out o' the way o' men who're at work."Cadnan grunted, thinking that over. "Where one goes," he said at last, "one can go. Maybe many can not go."
TWO: "Dear Klegg: I have not heard from you since you left, but I