Down at the boardin' house Keturah and Angie Phinney do it all." "Yes.

Still, if a feller was condemned to live over a biler factory he wouldn't hanker to get a job IN it, would he?
When Bailey was a delegate to the Methodist Conference up in Boston, him and a crowd visited the deef and dumb asylum.

When 'twas time to go, he was missin', and they found him in the female ward lookin' at the inmates.

Said that the sight of all them women, every one of 'em not able to say a word, was the most wonderful thing ever he laid eyes on.

Said it made him feel kind of reverent and holy, almost as if he was in Paradise.