Looks like you all didn't have no public spirit.

Are we goin' to give this here Eastern man the things he's used to, kinder gentle him along like, you know, and so get all the closeter and easier to him, or are we goin' to throw him down cold, and leave him dissatisfied the first day he strikes our camp?
It shore looks to me like there ain't but one way to answer that." "And that there one answer," said Tom Osby, "is now a-reclinin' in the snowbank up on Carrizy." "I reckon that's so, all right, Mac," assented Curly, reflectively.

"I _could_ have et one more oyster or so, but I can quit if it's for the good of the country." "Well, I'm feeling just a little bit guilty as it is," said Dan Anderson, who was in fairly good post-prandial condition.

"Here we are, eating like lords.

Now who knows what that poor family from Kansas is having for Christmas dinner?
Mac, I appoint you a committee of one to see how they are getting along.