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(Perhaps you, too, have?) And this was his best mare and his only son. PERHAPS YOU TWO HAVE AND THIS WAS HIS BEST MARE AND HIS ONLY SON
tion was highly dramatic. But the old man consummately ignored this complication and directed attention to his son. For him, the molasses-tapper did not exist. The fact is he was overjoyed. Seffy, for once in his life, would be on time! He would do the rest. "Now, boys, chust look at 'em! Dogged if they ain't bose like one another! How's the proferb? Birds of a feather flock wiss one another? I dunno. Anyhow, Sef flocks wiss Betz constant. And they understand one another good. Trotting like a sidewise dog of a hot summer's day!" And he showed the company, up and down the store-porch, just how a sidewise dog would be likely to trot on a hot summer day--and then laughed joyously. If there had been an artist eye to see they would have been well worth its while--Seffy and the mare so affectionately disparaged. And, after all, I am not sure that the speaker himself had not an artist's eye. For a spring pasture, or a fallow upland, or a drove of goodly cows deep in his clover, I know he had. AS IN THE STORE WITH SAM THE SITUATION WAS HIGHLY DRAMATIC BUT THE OLD MAN CONSUMMATELY IGNORED THIS COMPLICATION AND DIRECTED ATTENTION TO HIS SON FOR HIM THE MOLASSES TAPPER DID NOT EX THE FACT IS HE WAS OVERJOYED STUFFY FOR ONCE ON HIS LIFE WOULD BE ON TIME HE WOULD DO THE REST NOW BOYS JUST LOOK AT THEM DOGGED IF THEY AIN'T BOAST LIKE ONE ANOTHER HOW'S THE PROVERB BIRDS OF A FEATHER FLOCK WITH ONE ANOTHER I DUNNO ANYHOW SIFF FLOCKS WITH BITS CONSTANT AND THEY UNDERSTAND ONE ANOTHER GOOD TROTTING LIKE A SIDEWAYS DOG ON A HOT SUMMER'S DAY AND HE SHOWED THE COMPANY UP AND DOWN THE STORE PORCH JUST HOW A SIDEWAYS DOG WOULD BE LIKELY TO TROT ON A HOT SUMMER'S DAY AND THEN LAUGH JOYOUSLY IF THERE HAD BEEN AN ARTIST'S EYE TO SEE THEY WOULD HAVE BEEN WELL WORTH ITS WHILE SEFFIE AND THE MARE SO AFFECTIONATELY DISPARAGED AND AFTER ALL I AM NOT SURE THAT THE SPEAKER HIMSELF HAD NOT AN ARTIST EYE FOR A SPRING PASTURE OR A FALLOW UPLAND OR A DROVE OF GOODLY COWS DEEP IN HIS CLOVER I KNOW HE HAD
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