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Shavings

CHAPTER XVII
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He stared at the interrupter in enraged amazement for an instant and then demanded: "Stop?
Who are you tellin' to stop ?" "You." "I want to know! Well, I'll stop when I get good and ready and if you don't like it, Shavin's, you can lump it.

That Phillips kid has turned out to be a thief and, so far as anybody 'round here knows, his sister may be--" "Stop!" Again Jed shouted it; and this time he rose to his feet.
Phineas glared at him.
"Humph!" he grunted.

"You'll make me stop, I presume likely." "Yes." "Is that so ?" "Yes, it's got to be so.

Look here, Phin, I realize you're mad and don't care much what you say, but there's a limit, you know.

It's bad enough to hear you call poor Charlie names, but when you start in on Ruth--on Mrs.Armstrong, I mean--that's too much.


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