Say, Frank! Don't ye think the old doc ked do it?
He air a sort o' professional." "No, no; the doctor would be of no use in that capacity.

It's his business to unite broken bones, not hands and hearts.

But, Walt, if you are really resolved on the thing, there will, no doubt, be an opportunity to carry out your intention in a correct and legitimate manner.

You must be patient, however, and wait till you come across either a priest or a Protestant clergyman." "Doggoned ef I care which," is the rejoinder of the giant.

"Eyther'll do; an' one o' 'em 'ud be more nor surficient, ef 't war left ter Walt Wilder.