Why, dog-gone you-all, shake again.

Where's that pardner of yours?
I'm looking for him." Another huge man detached himself from the bar to shake hands.

Olaf Henderson and French Louis, partners together on Bone Creek, were the two largest men in the country, and though they were but half a head taller than the newcomer, between them he was dwarfed completely.
"Hello, Olaf, you're my meat, savvee that," said the one called Daylight.

"To-morrow's my birthday, and I'm going to put you-all on your back--savvee?
And you, too, Louis.

I can put you-all on your back on my birthday--savvee?
Come up and drink, Olaf, and I'll tell you-all about it." The arrival of the newcomer seemed to send a flood of warmth through the place.