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Wall, after he had sold Aunt Nancy Smith three yards of caliker, and Ruben Hendricks a jack knife, and swapped Jim Lawson a plug of tobacker fer a muskrat hide, he sed: "How's things over your way, Si?" WELL AFTER HE HAD SOLD AUNT NANCY SMITH THREE YARDS OF KALIKER AND REUBEN HENDRIX A JAGNIFE AND SWAT LAWSON A PLUG OF TOBACCO FOR A MUSKRAT HIDE HE SAID HOW'S THINGS OVER YOUR WAY
wl call, He is looking for his supper, I guess he knows its Fall. And though the year is getting old and the trees will soon be bare, There's a satisfactory feeling of enough and some to spare; For there's still some poor and needy who for our help do call, So we'll share with them our blessings and be thankful that it's Fall. Si Pettingill's Brooms WALL, one day jist shortly after sap season wuz over, we wuz all sottin' round Ezra Hoskins's store, talkin' on things in general, when up drove Si Pettingill with a load of brooms. Wall, we all took a long breath, and got ready to see some as tall bargainin' as wuz ever done in Punkin Centre. 'Cause Si, he could see a bargain through a six-inch plank on a dark night, and Ezra could hear a dollar bill rattle in a bag of feathers a mile off, and we all felt mighty sartin suthin' wuz a goin' to happen. Wall, Si, he sort er stood 'round, didn't say much, and Ezra got most uncommonly busy--he had more business than a town marshal on circus day.  SECTION NINETEEN OF UNCLE JOSH'S PUNKIN CENTER STORIES BY COW STUART THIS LIVER VOXER COURTING IS IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN RECORDING BY PHILIP MARTIN CY PETTINGILL'S BROOMS WELL ONE DAY JUST SHORTLY AFTER SAP SEASON WAS OVER WE WAS ALL SOTTIN ROUND EZRA HOSKINS STORE TALKING ON THINGS IN GENERAL WHEN UP DROVE CY PETTINGILL WITH A LOAD OF BROOMS WELL WE ALL TOOK A LONG BREATH AND GOT READY TO SEE SOME AS TALL A BARGAINING AS WAS EVER DONE IN PUNKIN'S CENTER CAUSE SI HE COULD SEE A BARGAIN THROUGH A SIX INCH PLANK ON A DARK NIGHT AND EZRA COULD HEAR A DOLLAR BELL RATTLE AND A BAG OF FEATHERS A MILE OFF AND WE ALL FELT MIGHTY SHARTENED SOMETHING WAS A GOIN TO HAPPEN WELL CY HE SORT OF STOOD AROUND DIDN'T SAY MUCH AND EZRA GOT MOST UNCOMMONLY BUSY HE HAD MORE BUSINESS THAN A TOWN MARSHAL ON CIRCUS DATE
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