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Deacon sed, "Now look a here, Jim, what's the matter with this ungodly brute, he ain't a settin' now be he?" Jim sed, "Yes he is, Deacon, he sees fish in the water; tell you he's trained to set fer suckers same as fer rabbits, Deacon; oh, he's had a thorough eddication." DEACON SAID NOW LOOKY HERE JIM WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH THIS UNGODLY BRUTE HE AIN'T A SETTIN NOW BE HE JIM SAID YES HE IS DEACON HE SEES FISH IN THE WATER TELL YE HE'S TRYIN TO SET FOR SUCKER SAME AS FOR RABBITS OH DEACON HE'S HAD A THOROUGH EDUCATION
it settin' in a brush heap, and he jist tetched the old hoss on the sides and he squatted right down. The Deacon sed, "Why, what's the matter of your hoss, Jim, look what he be a doin'." Jim sed, "'Sh, Deacon, don't you see that rabbit over thar in the brush heap? the old hoss is a-settin' of him." Deacon sed, "Wall, now that's the most remarkable thing I ever seen in my life; how'd you like to trade, Jim?" Jim sed, "Wall, Deacon, I hadn't calculated on disposin' of the hoss, but I ain't much of a hand at huntin', and seein' as how it's you, if you want him I'll trade you, Deacon, fifty dollars to boot." Wall, the Deacon had a mighty fine animal, but he sed, "I'll trade you, Jim." They traded hosses, and when they wuz a-comin' home they had to ford the crick what runs back of Punkin Centre, and when the old hoss wuz a-wadin' through the water, Deacon went to pull his feet up to keep them from gettin' wet, and he tetched the old boss on the sides and he squatted right down in the crick. LED AND NOT SAYIN MUCH WHEN ALL AT ONCE HE SEEN A RABBIT SETTIN IN A BRUSH HEAP AND HE JEST TOUCHED THE OLD HORSE ON THE SIDE AND HE SQUATTED RIGHT DOWN THE DEACON SAID WHY WHAT'S THE MATTER OF YOUR HOSS JIM LOOK WHAT HE'D BEEN DOIN JIM SAID SHISH DEACON DON'T YOU SEE THAT RABBIT OVER IN THE BRUSHAP THE OLD HOSS IS A SETTIN OF HIM DEACON SAID WELL NOW THAT'S THE MOST REMARKABLE THING I EVER SEEN IN MY LIFE HOW'D YOU LIKE TO TRADE JIM JIM SAID WILD DEACON I HADN'T CALCULATED ON DISPOSIN OF THE HOSS BUT I AIN'T MUCH OF A HAND AT HUNTIN AND SEEIN AS HOW IT'S YOU IF YOU WANT HIM I'LL TRADE YOU DEACON FIFTY DOLLARS TO BOOT WELL THE DEACON HAD A MIGHTY FINE ANIMAL BUT HE SAID I'LL TRADE YOU JIM THEY TRADED HOSSES AND WHEN THEY WAS A COMIN HOME THEY HAD TO FORD THE CRICK WHILE ONE'S BACK A PUNKIN CENTER THE OLD HOSS WAS A WADIN THROUGH THE WATER AND DEACON WENT TO PULL HIS FEET UP TO KEEP HIM FROM GETTIN WET AND HE TACHED THE OLD HOSS ON THE SIDES AND THE HOSS SQUATTED RIGHT DOWN IN THE CRICK
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