"Then it's Casey's," she said, and turned away.
Dannie was silent.

Presently Mary came back.
"If Jimmy don't come till morning," she asked, "or comes in shape that he can't fish, will you go without him ?" "To-morrow was the day we agreed on," answered Dannie.
"Will you go without him ?" persisted Mary.
"What would HE do if it were me ?" asked Dannie.
"When have you iver done to Jimmy Malone what he would do if he were you ?" "Is there any reason why ye na want me to land the Black Bass, Mary ?" "There is a particular reason why I don't want your living with Jimmy to make you like him," answered Mary.

"My timper is being wined, and I can see where it's beginning to show on you.

Whativer you do, don't do what he would." "Dinna be hard on him, Mary.

He doesna think," urged Dannie.
"You niver said twer words.