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Sketches New and Old

CHAPTER VI
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You feel that what you're doing is appreciated.

Lord bless you, so's he got planted before he sp'iled, he was perfectly satisfied; said his relations meant well, perfectly well, but all them preparations was bound to delay the thing more or less, and he didn't wish to be kept layin' around.

You never see such a clear head as what he had--and so ca'm and so cool.

Jist a hunk of brains--that is what he was.
Perfectly awful.

It was a ripping distance from one end of that man's head to t'other.


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