 | George Augustus Sala, Edmund Yates - English periodicals - 1873 - 586 pages
...Camp in his arma. ' He is dead,' said one. Kentuck opened his eyes. ' Dead r" he repeated, faintly. ' Yes, my man, and you are dying too.' A smile lit the...the expiring Kentuck. ' Dying !' he repeated. ' He's a taking me with him. Tell the boys I've got the Luck with me now." " The story which gives the title... | |
 | California - 1928 - 480 pages
...needed but a glance to show them Kentuck lying there, cruelly crushed and bruised, but still holding The Luck of Roaring Camp in his arms. As they bent over the strangly assorted pair, they saw the child was cold and pulseless. "He is dead," said one. Kentuck... | |
 | Bret Harte - Short stories, American - 1871 - 288 pages
...needed but a glance to show them Kentuck lying there, cruelly crushed and bruised, but still holding the Luck of Roaring Camp in his arms. As they bent over...eyes of the expiring Kentuck. " Dying," he repeated, " he 'sa taking me with him, — tell the boys I 've got the Luck with me now " ; and the strong man,... | |
 | Bret Harte - American fiction - 1871 - 276 pages
...to show them Kentuck lying there, cruelly crushed and bruised, but still holding the Luck of Eoaring Camp in his arms. As they bent over the strangely...eyes of the expiring Kentuck. " Dying," he repeated, " he 'sa taking me with him, — tell the boys I've got the Luck with me now " ; and the strong man,... | |
 | Scotland - 1871 - 818 pages
...needed but a glance to show them Kentack lying there, cruelly crushed and bruised, but still holding the Luck of Roaring Camp in his arms. As they bent over the strangely -assorted pair, they saw the child was cold and pulseless. ' He is dead,' said one. 'Dead?' he repeated, feebly. 'Yes, my man;... | |
 | Francis Bret Harte - 1872 - 442 pages
...needed but a glance to show them Kentuck lying there, cruelly crushed and bruised, but still holding the Luck of Roaring Camp in his arms. As they bent over...the expiring Kentuck. " Dying," he repeated, "he's a taking me with him, — tell the boys I've got the Luck with me now ;" and the strong man, clinging... | |
 | Bret Harte - California - 1873 - 268 pages
...to show them Kentuck lying there, cruelly crushed and bruised, but still holding the Luck of Eoaring Camp in his arms. As they bent over the strangely...Kentuck opened his eyes. " Dead ? " he repeated feebly. ^<e Yes, my man, and you are dying too." A smile lit the eyes of the expiring Kentuck. " Dying," he... | |
 | Rossiter Johnson - 1874 - 220 pages
...needed but a glance to show them Kentuck lying there, cruelly crushed and bruised, but still holding The Luck of Roaring Camp in his arms. As they bent over...eyes of the expiring Kentuck. "Dying?" he repeated; " he 's a-taking me with him. Tell the boys I 've got The Luck with me now." And the strong man, clin^... | |
 | Bret Harte - Western stories - 1882 - 434 pages
...needed but a glance to show them Kentuck lying there, eruelly erushed and bruised, but still holding The Luck of Roaring Camp in his arms. As they bent over...dead," said one. Kentuck opened his eyes. " Dead ? " he repeatcd feebly. " Yes, ray man. and you are dying too." A smile lit the eyes of the expir- > ing Kentuck.... | |
 | Hugh Reginald Haweis - 1884 - 204 pages
...needed but a glance to show them Kentuck lying there, cruelly crushed and bruised, but still holding the Luck of Roaring Camp in his arms. As they bent over...expiring Kentuck. ' Dying ! ' he repeated ; ' he's a taking me with him. Tell the boys I've got the Luck with me now ; ' and the strong man, clinging... | |
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It was a relief-boat from down the river. They had picked up, they said, a man and an infant, nearly exhausted, about two miles below. Did anybody know them, and did they belong here? It needed but a glance to show them Kentuck lying there, cruelly crushed... 
