Dan Anderson seated himself on a stone, and we others followed his example, going into a committee of the whole, there in the night-time, on the bank of the _arroyo_.
"Did you notice, Curly," asked Dan Anderson--"did you get a chance to see the name on the record of the singer who--who perpetrated this ?" "No," said Curly.

"I couldn't get a clean look at the brand, owin' to Tom's cuttin' out the thing so sudden from the bunch.

It was somethin' like Doughnuts--" "Exactly--Madame Donatelli! I thought I rather recognized that voice my own self." "Dago!" said McKinney with scorn.
"By trainin', though not by birth," admitted Dan Anderson.

"Georgia girl originally, they tell me, and Dagoized proper, subsequent.

All Yankee girls have to be Dagoized before they can learn to sing right good and strong, you know.