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Roughing It

CHAPTER VII
12/17

Twice he was invited to the house where I was visiting, but nothing could seduce him into a specimen lie.
One day a planter named Bascom, an influential man, and a proud and sometimes irascible one, invited me to ride over with him and call on Eckert.

As we jogged along, said he: "Now, do you know where the fault lies?
It lies in putting Eckert on his guard.

The minute the boys go to pumping at Eckert he knows perfectly well what they are after, and of course he shuts up his shell.

Anybody might know he would.

But when we get there, we must play him finer than that.


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