But that was n't my woman 's trouble . 'T was a passel o ' no-sense talk ' -- he dropped his voice -- ` about Pharisees . ' ` Yes . I 've heard Marsh men belieft in 'em . ' Tom looked straight at the wide-eyed children beside Bess . ` Pharisees , ' cried Una . ` Fairies ? Oh , I see ! ' ` People o ' the Hills , ' said the Bee Boy , throwing half of his potato towards the door . ` There you be ! ' said Hobden , pointing at him . My boy -- he has her eyes and her out-gate sense . That 's what she called 'em ! ' ` And what did you think of it all ? ' ` Um -- um , ' Hobden rumbled . ' A man that uses fields an ' shaws after dark as much as I 've done , he do n't go out of his road excep ' for keepers . ' ` But settin ' that aside ? ' said Tom , coaxingly . ' I saw ye throw the Good Piece out-at-doors just now . Do ye believe or -- do ye ? '
` There was a great black eye to that tater , ' said XXXXX indignantly .
Bess Boy Hobden Pharisees Tom Una belieft excep keepers shaws