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liub md fiIdtef over tlo toughest fuad.
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hnlf tone fot Dick found q PEN much
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md bcaIdca being q yory lumhlinnHpoI
lrr invariably vent ~ sleep over hiY
Inpu after 20 quarter ~ nm hour work
Late In the afternoon ~ thu fourth dny
after the commencement " his literary
enterprise. Dick wn standing hy tho
blncL gum log. with lhensoinh III hand,
wondering u u would bo better 10 take
another rail from the forlorn fence
around the little yard, for what differ.
once could II make when there were 10
many open places nlroadyYor tosplt mp
n solitary post, which having nothing
attached TO IT was clearly useless, when
he saw upon the high. road a figure mp.
preaching him
II wore tall white hat with a brOhd
Of rusty Grape around It II had on
thigh still shirt-collar, anda long black
none hand II carried m umbrella
a rough horn handle, and in the
other u little hair trunk tied up with "A
rope II had a bright and flashing eye,
and a determined step
II did not 20 on to the house, but,
from the public road, came
gap IN the fence, and walked
straight up 10 the nslonishcd Dick.
Look a-hehh, yuh Dick, said Uncle
anoch, putting down his little trunk
who done tolc yuh all that loolishncSs
lboni gwlnc TO Washin ton to wait on
lie congressman, an glllin' sebcntccn
hundred dollars "A yeahP'
"Il wls a man at the crossroads
'ald Dlck, ovid Il red bcard. lie done
jring some HOSES ober from de Govt
dunno his name
'Ish he bigger nur yuh tsp asked his
'Oh yes, said Dick, "morc'n twice
IS blg
"Wcll, den, yuh Ian him alone, said
Jnclo Enoch, with great decision and
'yuh luf him alone. hopes,
10y the old man continued, wiping
us face with his great blue and yellow
handkerchief, "dat yuh's gwine ter
earn q lesson from dis ycre bls'ncss. 1t
me tink oh two no count beasts
Tat wus once loalin in u little clcarin'
had been huhncd fur n sccd-patch.
)cy WIS %stannin' in lie sun to warm
lcrso'fs, bein' too pow'ful lazy Ia cut
'omo wood AMI make II fire. one wasn
gyrailc, an do udder was q Kangaroo.
Dc gy.rale he look at do Kangaroo, an
10 begun TO larf.
''lt's mighty GURUS ses he. ITO 500
pore critter like yuh, wild some legs
short and some legs long. III wns
yuh I'd go TO de wood-pile, an I'd chop
dem hine legs of de- same lent as de foh
one, Sc yuh'd go about like like
common folks, an y not be- larfcd at
Desc remarks dey make de har ril