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"At Dawson comes the man. Which way he come I do not know. Only do I know he is _checha quo_  what you call tenderfoot. His hands are soft, just like hers. He never do hard work. He is soft all over. At first I think maybe he is her husband. But he is too young. Also, they make two beds at night. He is maybe twenty years old. His eyes blue, his hair yellow, he has a little mustache which is yellow. AT DAWSON COMES THE MAN WHICH WAY HE COME I DO NOT KNOW ONLY DO I KNOW HE IS CHECK A QUO WHAT YOU CALL TENDERFOOT HIS HANDS ARE SOFT JUST LIKE HERS HE NEVER DO HARD WORK HE IS SOFT ALL OVER AT FIRST I THINK MAYBE HE IS HER HUSBAND BUT HE IS TOO YOUNG ALSO THEY MAKE TWO BEDS AT NIGHT HE IS MAYBE TWENTY YEARS OLD HIS EYES BLUE HIS HAIR YELLOW HE HAS A LITTLE MOUSTACHE WHICH IS YELLOW
derstand, Charley. I will give you seven hundred and fifty dollars each month.' It is a good price, and I go to work for her. I buy for her dogs and sled. We travel up Klondike, up Bonanza and Eldorado, over to Indian River, to Sulphur Creek, to Dominion, back across divide to Gold Bottom and to Too Much Gold, and back to Dawson. All the time she look for something, I do not know what. I am puzzled. 'What thing you look for?' I ask. She laugh. 'You look for gold?' I ask. She laugh. Then she says, 'That is none of your business, Charley.' And after that I never ask any more. "She has a small revolver which she carries in her belt. Sometimes, on trail, she makes practice with revolver. I laugh. 'What for you laugh, Charley?' she ask. 'What for you play with that?' I say. 'It is no good. It is too small. It is for a child, a little plaything.' When we get back to Dawson she ask me to buy good revolver for her. I buy a Colt's 44. It is very heavy, but she carry it in her belt all the time.  IS NO PICK AND SHOVEL MAN THEN SHE SAYS I UNDERSTAND CHARLIE I WILL GIVE YOU SEVEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS EACH MONTH IT IS A GOOD PRICE AND I GO TO WORK FOR HER I BUY FOR HER DOGS AND SLED WE TRAVEL UP KLONDIKE UP BONANZA AND EL DORADO OVER TO INDIAN RIVER TO SULPHUR CREEK TO DOMINION BACK ACROSS DIVIDE TO GOLD BOTTOM AND TO TOO MUCH GOLD AND BACK TO DAWSON ALL THE TIME SHE LOOK FOR SOMETHING I DO NOT KNOW WHAT I AM PUZZLED WHAT THING YOU LOOK FOR I ASK SHE LAUGH YOU LOOK FOR GOLD I ASK SHE LAUGH THEN SHE SAYS THAT IS NONE OF YOUR BUSINESS CHARLIE AND AFTER THAT I NEVER ASK ANY MORE SHE HAS A SMALL REVOLVER WHICH SHE CARRIES IN HER BELT SOMETIMES ON TRAIL SHE MAKES PRACTICE WITH REVOLVER I LAUGH WHAT FOR YOU LAUGH CHARLIE SHE ASKED WHAT FOR YOU PLAY WITH THAT I SAY IT IS NO GOOD IT IS TOO SMALL IT IS FOR A CHILD A LITTLE PLAYTHING WHEN WE GET BACK TO DAWSON SHE ASKS ME TO BUY A GOOD REVOLVER FOR HER I BUY A COLT'S FORTY FOUR IT IS VERY HEAVY BUT SHE CARRIED IN HER BELT ALL THE TIME
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