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At the Foot of the Rainbow

CHAPTER V
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So for fifteen years, ye have lain with the woman I love, and I have lain alone in a few rods of ye.

If that ain't Man-Hell, try some other on me, and see if it will touch me! I sent ye to tell her that I loved her; have I ever sent ye to tell her that I've quit?
I should think you'd know, by this time, that I'm na quitter.

Love her! Why, I love her till I can see her standin' plain before me, when I know she's a mile away.

Love her! Why, I can smell her any place I am, sweeter than any flower I ever held to my face.
Love her! Till the day I dee I'll love her.

But it ain't any fault of yours, and if ye've come to the place where I worry ye, that's the place where I go, as I wanted to on the same day ye brought Mary to Rainbow Bottom." Jimmy's gray jaws fell open.


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