That's what I mean," said the mountaineer-" you 'n' him."

"Son," said the mountaineer quietly, "you tell whutever you please about me."

"Hell," said the mountaineer, "I didn't aim to hurt the little feller.

"I should like a word or two with you outside," said the mountaineer.

"Ef you could I wouldn't let you," said the mountaineer grimly.

"Content!-Butblame not me who offered thee equality of weapons," said the mountaineer.

"Then they're all right for the present," said the mountaineer.

"Mine," said the mountaineer, "is Nat Forrest, Nathan Bedford Forrest for full and long.

"Come in and partake of our morning meal; that will refresh you," said the mountaineer.

"Git!" said the mountaineer, with a move of one huge hairy hand up the mountain.

"I wish ye well," said the mountaineer.

"There's a good many things you don't think about until you run across 'em," said the mountaineer.

"He heard something," said the mountaineer.

"The man who tries to kiss a woman against her will is always at heart a coward," said the mountaineer.

"You," said the mountaineer.

"You'll hev to do somethin' more than fight up thar on the high ridges," said the mountaineer, showing his yellow teeth again.