The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1883-03-10
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PEOPLES INDICATOR,
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NArCB11ocHEs, LOUISIANA
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But Danny wouldn't play keep house
He said he, never be tonight and
play with dol no matter II 1t raIned
forever and ever and ever:
And then he put his hands in his
pockets and looked TIE way he always
does when he won't ito ii. and then
you know there isn't any use in teasing
him.
But after a while it didn't rain so
hard, and Aunt Nclia said we might go
and play in the barn. But we must
STAY IN the barn and not 20 out into the
yard, even ii it didn't rain one single
drop.
We like to play in the barn.
There isn't any,h NC in it but a big
pile OF hay and in one corner there's
lots OF ears OF corn.
We play Danny isa dentist And the
ears OF corn are ladies' come to have
their teeth pulled.
walk them along over the floor TO
Danny. and he screws tls monkey
wrench down : sht VII onr uf the kcl-
ncls-that q tooth then he gives
a pull aud out it comes AMI then l
have to hollcr | Ike everything for the
lady. because it hurts her So.
Danny talks to the lady. lie says:
MADAM. won't hurt you in the
least" He heard dentist say that
once to = lady.
Danny had u tooth pulled that same
time that the lady did, and he never
hollered a bit when his to ,,h was pulled,
and it hurt him amJut-and bled and
bled.
Tut the lady hollcred.
Danny thinks she was coward.
But don't; think it did hurt her.
And Aunt Ncla said to Danny: wat
till you have a double tooth out, and
see if you don't holler, tpo:'
We pulled ever so many tech that
day in the barn. But after while We
got tired of playing that and we wished
we had the new little white pigs in the
barn with us to play with. They were
on y three days old. and they were just
- cunning and little as they could be.
Danny said he'd run across to the
shed and get us one apiece TO play with.
But it was awful muddy in the cow
yard. and l was a'raid Aunt Nclia
would scoll if Eanny got his shoes
muddy.
But Danny said he would get Uncle
Eben's big rubber boots off from the
back porch and put on. and then he
wouldn't get muddy Bit
And so he went and got them. And
he looked 50 funny with them on! they
J came clear up to his jacket on him.
: And then he went to get the little
pigs.
tut afterwards Danny and me wished
he hadn't gone for them at all.
He could not walk very well with the
big boots on. and when he got most t..
the shed. he couldn't walk at all. He
just couldn't take another sep, and his
3 boots sank way down. And it began
t to rain. and there was Danny sticking
| in the mud!
Pretty soon he stepped out Of the
: rubber boots, and he began to pull at
e one Of the boots, to get it out. and the
: boot flew up, and Danny fell right over
t backwards into the mud
d He got up and oh, he was just as
Q muddV:
' And then we had to 90 into the house.
b for couldn't scrape til. mud off-and
Q Danny was so wet.
0 And Aunt Nelia scolded like every
t. thing. and she put Danny to bed-al
$ alone upstairs. And she made me stay
G down. stairs.
IS But she didn't know a thing abou
k Uncle Ebcn's boots-yct.
d And was AFRAID to tell.
G l could see one of them standing il
!. the mud there yet-out of the kitche!
lr window.
IS kept looking TO see if it was there
1t and it always was.
\, After a while Uncle Ebcn wanted hi
a boots, and he said: "Where are m
10 rubber boots?"
re Then | had to show him where enc
W the boots was, and l told him how
Y got there, and he WASH NM !ll { o|: =
IN laughed. Ru. Aust Ns9sa sa
III Mai ! se !. n,r,,,.
he that boy to bed already, l Certain
1t should now!'' ''''''
e. And when Uncle Eben went ont -,
sh got his loot it was full of water. cle
ut TO the tOD.-IOuth's C0uDnni7n