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    firetohiortyingatinpantohistailandseehiuo

    death.

    ontheriverfrontsoofthehousesigoutoverthebank,and

    theyblein,thepeoplehad

    vedoutofthethebanke

    others,andthateryet,but

    ite,beesastripoflandaswideasahouse

    esabeltoflandaquarterofaledeep

    artinandcavealongandcavealongtillitallcavesintothe

    riverinonesuer.suchatoovingback,

    andbadback,becausetheriversalit.

    thegottonoonthatdaythethickerandthickerhewagons

    andhorsesireets,andreingalltheti.falies

    fetinthe

    hereonsiderablewhiskydrinkinggoingon,andiseen

    threefights.byandbysobodysingsout:

    ”hereesoldboggsinfroheuntryforhislittleoldnthly

    drunk;herehees,boys”

    alltheloaferslookedglad;ireedtheyohavingfunout

    ofboggs.oheays:

    ”hawedupall

    thenhesbenagochahelasttyyearhedhave

    nsiderableruputationnow.”

    anotheronesays,”ie,cuzthenidknowi

    godieforathousanyear.”

    boggsesatearingalongonhishorse,whoopingandyellinglikean

    injun,andsingingout:

    ”clerthetrack,thar.intheh,andthepriceuvffinsis

    agoraise.”

    heinhissaddle;heyyear

    old,andhadaveryredfaandlaughedathibr >

    andsassedhiandhesassedbaandlay

    theutintheirregulartus,butheuldntnoausehed

    etotoottoeat

    first,andspoonvittlestotopoffon.”

    hesee,androdeupandsays:

    ”efboyyoupreparedtodie”

    thenherodeon.iansays:

    ”hedontannothing;hesalhatwhenhes

    druhebestnaturedestoldfoolinarkansanobody,

    drunknorsober.”

    boggsrodeupbeforethebiggeststoreintohisheaddownso

    heuldseeuhecurtainoftheawningandyells:

    ”eouthere,sherbueoutahenyouveswindled.

    yourethehounifter,andigohaveyou,too”

    andsoheon,callingsherbueverythingheuldlayhistongue

    to,apackedhpeoplelisteningandlaughingand

    goingon.byandbyaproudlookingnaboutfiftyfiveandhewasa

    heapthebestdressedninthattooostepsoutofthestore,and

    thecroe.hesaystoboggs,

    ghtydslowhesays:

    ”iiredofthis,butilleilloneoclock.tillone

    oindnolonger.ifyouopenyouruthagainstonlyonce

    afterthattiyouttravelsofarbutiwillfindyou.”

    theusandgoesin.thecroightysober;nobody

    stirred,andthereorelaughing.boggsrodeoffblackguarding

    sherbuasloudasheuldyell,alldohestreet;aysoon

    baen

    toshutup,buthe;they

    toldhitinutes,andsohest

    gohohestghtaitdidntdonogood.hecussed

    aight,andthroudandrode

    overit,aysoingdohestreetagain,

    triedtheirbesttoaxhiffofhishorsesotheyuldlockhip

    ahiober;butithestreetheear

    again,andgivesherbuanothercussing.byandbysobodysays:

    ”goforhisdaughterquietishelllisten

    toher.ifanybodypersuadehishe.”

    sosobodystartedonaruaopped.

    inaboutfiveortennuteshereesboggsagain,butnotonhis

    horse.hee,bareheaded,h

    afriendonbothsidesofhiholtofhisarandhurryinghilong.

    he,andlookeduneasy;andhehangingbay,butwas

    doingsoofthehurryinghielf.sobodysingsout:

    ”boggs”

    ilookedovertheretosee,andithatlonelsherbu.

    heandingperfectlystillireet,andhadapistolraisedin

    hisrighthandnotaingit,butholdingitouththebarreltilted

    uptoesendiseeayounggirlingonthe

    run,auedroundtoseewho

    calledhiandeooneside,and

    thepistolbarreledoeadytoalevelbothbarrels

    cked.boggsthrohofhishandsandsays,”olord,dont

    shoot”bahefirstshot,aaggersback,clathe

    airbahesendone,aulesbackothe

    ground,heavyandsolid,sspreadout.thatyounggirl

    screadoutandesrushing,anddohrowsherselfonher

    father,,heskilledhithe

    doher,h

    theiecksstretched,tryingtosee,andpeopleontheiryingto

    shovetheaair,givehiir”

    lonelsherbuhetossedhispistolontotheground,andtuedaround

    onhisheelsandwalkedoff.

    theytookboggstoalittledrugstore,thecro

    thesa,andtheoagoodplace

    attheanduldseein.theylaidhibr >

    onthefloorandputonelargebibleunderhishead,andopenedanother

    oneandspreaditonhisbreast;buttheytoreopenhisshirtfirst,and

    iseenadeaboutadozenlong

    gasps,hisbreastliftingthebibleuph,and

    lettingitdoheditoutandafterthathelaid

    still;hehi

    sgandg,andtookheroff.shesixteen,andvery

    salelooking,butaared.

    tysoontheoingandscrougingand

    pushingandshov

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