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I thought that wuz a durned funny name fer a boy  front  and that clerk feller he wuz about the most importent thing I'd seen in Boston so far, less maybe it wuz the Bunker Hill monument that I druv past cummin' to town. I THOUGHT THAT WAS A DURNED FUNNY NAME FER A BOY FRONT AN THAT CLERK FELLER HE WAS ABOUT THE MOST IMPORTANT THING I'D SEEN IN BOSTON SO FAR LEST MEBBE IT WAS THE BUNKER HILL MONUMENT THAT I DRUV PAST COMING TO TOWN
y. Uncle Josh Weathersby's Trip to Boston FER a long time I had my mind made up to go down to Boston, so a short time ago, as I had all my crops and produce mostly sold, I alowed it would be a good time to go down thar, and I sed to mother, "I'll start early in the mornin' and take a load of produce with me, and that will sort of pay expenses of the trip." Wall, I got into Boston next mornin' bright and early, 'bout time they had their breakfast, and I looked 'round fer a spell; then finally I picked out a right likely lookin' store, and jist conclooded I'd sell my load of produce thar. Wall, I went in and I met a feller 'nd I sed, "Good mornin', be you the storekeeper?" And he sed, "No, sir, I'm only one of the clerks." So I sed, "Wall, be the storekeeper to hum?" And he sed, "Yes, sir, would you like to see him?" And I told him as how I would, and he turned 'round and commenced to hollerin' "FRONT," and a boy cum up what had more brass buttins on him than a whole regiment of soljers. CORDING IS IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN RECORDING BY PHILIP MARTIN UNCLE JOSH WETHERSBY'S TRIP TO BOSTON FOR A LONG TIME I HAD MY MIND MADE UP TO GO DOWN TO BOSTON SO A SHORT TIME AGO AS I HAD ALL MY CROPS AND PRODUCE MOSTLY SOLD I ALLOWED IT WOULD BE A GOOD TIME TO GO DOWN THERE AND I SAID TO MOTHER I'LL START EARLY IN THE MORNIN AN TAKE A LOAD O PRODUCE WITH ME AN THAT WAS SORT O PAY EXPENSES FOR THE TRIP WELL I GOT INTO BOSTON NEXT MORNIN BRIGHT AN EARLY BOUT TIME THEY HAD THEIR BREAKFAST AN I LOOKED ROUND FUR A SPELL THEN FINALLY I PICKED OUT A RIGHT LIKELY LOOKIN STORE AN I JES CONCLUDED I'D SAIL MY LOAD O PRODUCE THAR WELL I WENT IN AND I MET A FELLER AN I SAID GOOD MORNIN BIG YOU THE STOREKEEPER AN HE SAID NO SIR I'M ONLY ONE OF THE CLERKS SO I SAID WELL BE THE STOREKEEPER TO HOME AND HE SAID YES SIR WOULD YOU LIKE TO SEE HIM AN I TOLD HIM AS HOW I WOULD AN HE TURNED ROUND AN COMMENCED TO HOLLERIN FRONT AN A BOY COME UP WHAT HAD MORE BRASS BUTTONS ON HIM THAN A WHOLE REG'MENT O SOLDIERS
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