Oh, I vose a dandy on trucks, ain'd it?
Shust keep your eye on me, und I vill learn some tricks vot you don'd know alretty yet." Snell did his best to make Hans believe he was a great favorite, and then he told him how Frank had won the only time he had appeared in the game, and had never come around since.
"Some of the fellows seem to think he is afraid I will win the money back," said Wat; "but I don't take any stock in that, for Merriwell's not that kind of a fellow.

Still, I don't like to have such ideas concerning him get into circulation." "Dot vos vere I vos righdt," nodded Hans.

"He don't peen dot kindt uf a feller ad all, you pet me my shirt! Dot Vrankie Merrivell vos a taisy, undt he don'd peen afrait a show to gif anypody.

You vait till I tell him vot dose fellers say.

I pet me your life he vill gome aroundt bretty kuveek righdt avay." "Oh, don't say anything about it!" exclaimed Snell, as if he really wished Hans to keep silent.