Wa'al

'Wa'al, young sirs, somewheres out on the desert ter the east uv here thar is three buttes

The Boy Inventors' Radio Telephone Richard Bonner

"Wa'al, now you've got me," admitted the farmer frankly.

Tom Swift and His Air Glider, or Seeking the Platinum Treasure Victor [pseud.] Appleton

"Wa'al, you see they come frum ther East," explained Zeb apologetically.

The Boy Inventors' Radio Telephone Richard Bonner

Wa'al, I stood thar like a stuffed pig on the bank watching 'em as they came toward me at the speed of an express train.

The Boy Inventors' Radio Telephone Richard Bonner

"Wa'al, we ain't filed no claim yet and in the eyes of the law them deposits down there in the black barren is as much theirs as ours."

The Boy Inventors' Radio Telephone Richard Bonner

"Wa'al if this don't beat pay dirt I'm a Piute," exclaimed the miner.

The Boy Inventors' Radio Telephone Richard Bonner

"Wa'al, I had my share on it, ain't I, Zeb?" said the old man to Zeb, who had just strolled up, smoking a short, black pipe.

The Boy Inventors' Radio Telephone Richard Bonner

"Wa'al, ain't you boys give up livin 'in th' woods?" greeted Mr. Armstrong, when Frank had given his order for the camp supplies.

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"Wa'al land o 'Goshen," gasped out the farmer, bewildered.

The Boy Inventors' Radio Telephone Richard Bonner

"Wa'al if you can't git it out what good is it?" said Zeb philosophically.

The Boy Inventors' Radio Telephone Richard Bonner