"You stand there and watch me." He spun the wheel free and reached for his socket wrench.

"I wisht you'd spoke your piece before I set these dam nuts so tight," he added.
The lean man turned and looked inquiringly at his wife.

"Ain't I honest, maw, and don't I pay my debts?
An' ain't my brother Joe honest, an' don't he pay _his_ debts?
Would you think the man lived, maw, that would set a man with a fambly afoot out on the desert like this ?" "Nev' mind, now, paw.

Give him time to think what it means, an' he won't.
He's got a heart." The baby awoke and cried then, and Casey's heart squirmed in his chest.
But he thought of Bill and stiffened his business nerve.
"I got a heart; sure I've got a heart.

You ask anybody if Casey's got a heart.