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Wall, I couldn't jist make out what she had to be thankful about, but I sed, "Jimmy, you had a right lively time while you wuz in Boston, didn't you?" WELL I COULDN'T JUST MAKE OUT WHAT SHE HAD TO BE THANKFUL ABOUT BUT I SAID JIMMY YOU HAD A RIGHT LIVELY TIME WHILE YOU WAS IN BOSTON DIDN'T YOU
e storekeeper he commenced a-laffin', too, and fer about a minnit I thought they'd all went crazy to onct. Wall, he told a feller to show me whar I could sell my produce, and I disposed of it at a good bargain. I like them Boston folks, they try to make you feel to hum, and enjoy yourself and be soshable, and I wuz chuck full of soshability, too; I wuz goin' up one street and down t'other, jist a-gettin' soshability at ten cents a soshable. Wall, I gess I seen about everything wuth seein' in Boston, and I wuz a-standin' along-side of one of their old churches, a-lookin' at the semetry, and I gess thar wuz folks in thar burried nigh unto three hundred years. And I wuz jist a-thinkin' what they'd say if they could wake up and see Boston now, when I noticed a row of little toomstones, and one of them it sed, "Hester Brown, beloved wife of James Brown," and on another it sed, "Prudence Brown, beloved wife of James Brown," and on another it sed, "Thankful Brown, beloved wife of James Brown.  LOT O WOMEN CLERKS GIGGLED RIGHT OUT AND THE STOREKEEPER HE COMMENCED A LAUGHIN TOO AND FOR ABOUT A MINUTE I THOUGHT THEY ALL WENT CRAZY AT ONCE WELL HE TOLD THE FELLER TOOW ME WHERE I COULD SELL MY PRODUCE AN I DISPOSED OF IT AT A GOOD BARGAIN I LIKED THEM BOSTIN FOLKS THEY TRY TO MAKE YE FEEL TO HOME AN ENJOY YOURSELF AN BE SOCIABLE AN I WAS CHUCK FULL O SOCIABILITY TOO I WAS GOIN UP ONE STREET AND DOWN T'OTHER JEST A GITTIN SOCIABILITY AT TEN CENTS A SOCIABLE WELL I GUESS I SEEN ABOUT EVERYTHING WORTH SEEIN IN BOSTON AN I WAS A STANDIN ALONGSIDE ON ONE ER OLD CHURCHES A LOOKIN AT THE CEMETERY AN I GUESS THERE WAS FOLKS IN THAR BURIED NIGH UNDER THREE HUNDRED YEARS AND I WAS JEST A THINKIN WHAT THEY'D SAY IF THEY COULD WAKE UP AND SEE BOSTON NOW WHEN I NOTICED A LITTLE ROW OF TOMBSTONES AND ON ONE OF THEM IT SAID HESTER BROWN BELOVED WIFE OF JAMES BROWN AND ON ANOTHER IT SAID PRUDENCE BROWN BELOVED WIFE OF JAMES BROWN AND ON ANOTHER IT SAID THANKFUL BROWN BELOVED WIFE OF JAMES BROWN
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