The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04
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 tStranger. bought a har1 ynor n ! wes ago. lou sec. me and Sal wen, shsss-~<As,ei s.e .sssa. -.;- here. NC a-!A had . it betwceast Us, and Sal she didn't wn, to usc hem fust, nor mt nne. Hoa s had spIggin in one eend. and she totheT. So she takes drlnk ou; n rnY end. and pays me the b., for II: then I'd ake un cul'n hern. and slye her ihe bi;. Nell. yves getting long fust-raie. ,ill Dick. iurned skalkIng skunk, he born a hole ,n the bottom To suck ai and the next time went ;o buy drink. ,hey want none har
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 S-li's go, no balance io t. IT mean you don't play the whole of S.-Ssranger. can you play the hddul: T.-Yes. htile sometimes S--You don't look like fiddlar. but ef 'ou think yea can play any more onto hal thar tune. you kin iust ;re IL Che traveller takes the fiddle and plays he whole of i,l
 S.--S,ranger. tuck half duzcn cheers nd So; down. Sal. sur yourself round Ike six-horse team in a mud hole. Go ound in the holler where l killed tha, tuck this mornin. cci of some uf the ,ess pieces. and foseh i, and cook i, for nc and this gentleman. directly Raise p the board under the head of the bed. md got the old black jug hid from Dlek. md gin us some whisky. know thar's cme Jeff yit. I'll. drive ole Bose os,'n ; he brcad-tray. then climb up in the lof,. md git the rag that's got the sugar tied III L Dick. carry the gentleman's hoss ound under the shed and givs.hiIn some odder and corn; much as he iin eat Il-Dad, they aint knives cnuff for to ot the table S-Nhar's big butch. little butch. ole zse. oob-handle, granny's knife. and the ,ne handled yesterday: That's huff 10 se any gentieman's table, out'n you've - um- Dunn me. stranger, ef you can't aE as long as you please, and I'll give lA paenty to eaf and drink Win you hse cuGey for supper: I-Yes. sir. S-Iu ke hanged if you dc, tho. VIC aoaehaSe ncehin' that way here, but Grub