"Think I'd forgotten you, Matt?" he asked with sheepish glee.
"I guess we'll never let you go, Matt," he whispered, as though even the dead, lovers once, must conspire with him to keep her; and brushing by the graves, he thought: "We'll always go on living here together, and some day she'll lie there beside me."
"Come on, Matt, lend a hand," the newcomer called the dog-musher, who had followed him into the ring.
Matt took hold of White Fang, ready to pull when Cherokee's jaws should be loosened.
Scott, you can't break 'm apart that way," Matt said at last.
One was Black Matt, who, everybody said, had killed two men in his time.
And I marvelled at Black Matt and Tom Morrisey, sprawled over the table, arms about each other's necks, weeping lovingly.
Now, although I had been eager to see Black Matt kill Tom Morrisey that morning, I did not care to furnish to the dancers the spectacle of a knife sticking in my back.
"If it's yer luck to ever make 'Frisco once more, will you hunt up Matt McCarthy?
I nodded my head, but said, "We'll all win back to San Francisco, Leach, and you'll be with me when I go to see Matt McCarthy."
All your skill was used up ages ago in Palestine, and you must lie fallow for a thousand years to git strength for more deeds!' A boy came here t'other day asking for a job, and said his name was
Matt, and when we asked him his surname he said he'd never heard that 'a had any surname, and when we asked why, he said he supposed his folks hadn't been
Wat I've seen, young Bert I've seen, Sissie and
Matt, Tom what's called after me, and Peter.