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    nosuchbusinessasthat,isaystoself.

    dooingtheparlorup,andthe

    ilyandthe

    leyandourtribe.ichedtheirfacestoseeifanything

    hadbeenhappening,butiuldnttell.

    toiddleofthedaytheuakerean,andthey

    settheffinintheddleoftheroonaupleofchairs,andthen

    setallourtheneighborstillthe

    hallandtheparlorandthediningrooeffinlid

    heidasntgotolooki,h

    folksaround.

    thenthepeoplebeguntoflo,asandthegirlstookseats

    inthefrontrotheheadoftheffin,andforahalfanhourthe

    peoplefiledaroundslothedead

    nsfaute,andsodroppedinatear,anditwasallvery

    stillandsole,onlythegirlsasholdinghandkerchiefsto

    theireyesandkeepingtheirheadsbent,andsobbingalittle.there

    noothersoundbutthescrapingofthefeetonthefloorand

    bloreatafuhan

    theydoatotherplacesexceptchurch.

    heplaceheuakerheslidaroundinhisblack

    gloveshhissoftysotingotouches,and

    gettingpeopleandthingsallshipshapeandfortable,andkingno

    resoundthanaovedpeoplearound,he

    squeezedinlateones,heopeneduppassagehnods,

    andsignshhishands.theookhisplaceainstthewall.

    heanieversee;andthere

    oresletohihanthereistoaha

    theyhadborroelodeusie;andhingwasreadya

    youngado,andittyskreekyand

    licky,andeverybodyjoinedinandsung,aerheonlyone

    thathadagoodthing,agtonotiohereverendhobson

    openedup,slon,aotalk;andstraightoffthest

    eousroedoutinthecellarabodyeverheard;itwasonly

    onedog,buthedeastpo,aitupright

    along;theparsoostandthere,overtheffin,andyou

    uldnthearyourselfthink.itdoard,andnobody

    didntseeoknotodo.butprettysoontheyseethat

    longleggeduakerkeasigntothepreacheraschastosay,

    ”dontyoue.”theoopeddlidealongthehisshouldersshohepeoplesheads.

    soheglidedalong,andthepooreandre

    eousalltheti;andatlast,wosides

    oftheroohedisappearsdotondswe

    heardaostazinghowlor

    tn

    talkiesthisuakers

    badshouldersglidingalongthewallagain;andsoheglidedand

    glidedaroundthreesidesoftherooandthenroseup,andshadedhis

    uthhhishands,andstretchedhisneckouttohepreacher,

    overthepeoplesheads,andsays,inakindofaarsewhisper,”hehad

    arat”thenhedroopeddoheohis

    place.youuldseeitsatisfatothepeople,because

    naturallytheyedtokhinglikethatdontst

    nothing,anditsjustthelittlethingsthatkesantobelookedup

    toandliked.thereorepopularnintohanthat

    uakerwas.

    one;and

    thenthekingheshovedinandgotoffsoofhisusualrubbage,andat

    lastthejh,andtheuakerbeguntosneakuponthe

    ffin

    prettykeen.butheneverddledatall;justslidthelidalongassoft

    assh,andscredoightandfast.sotherei

    knooneyebody

    hashoggedthatbagontheslyoeto

    ryjasposeshedughipanddidntfindnothing,

    eblait,isays,ightgethuntedupand

    jailed;idbetterlayloeatall;the

    thingsaixedntobetterit,iveahundred

    tis,andiogoodnessidjustletitalone,dadfetchthewhole

    business

    theyburiedhiandebackho,anditogfaces

    againiuld,andiuldeasy.butnothinge

    ofit;thefacesdidnttellnothing.

    thekinghevisitedaroundintheevening,andsenedeverybodyup,

    anddehielfeversofriendly;andhegiveouttheideathathis

    ionoverinengland,sohest

    hurryaleuptheestaterightae.hewas

    verysorryheheyould

    staylonger,buttheysaidtheyuldseeituldntbedone.andhe

    saidofursehinde;and

    thatpleasedeverybodytoo,becausethenthegirlswouldbewellfixed

    andangsttheiroions;anditpleasedthegirls,tootickled

    theotheyfottheyeverhadatroubleintheold

    hioselloutasquickashepoor

    thingsadeheartagetting

    fooledaoso,butididntseenosafeetochipinand

    gethegeune.

    edifthekingdidntbillthehouseandtheniggersandall

    thepropertyforaustraightoffsaleterthefuneral;

    butanybodyuldbuyprivatebeforehandiftheyedto.

    sothedayafterthefuneral,alongaboutnoonti,thegirlsjotthefirstjolt.aupleofradersealong,andtheking

    soldtheheniggersreasonable,forthreedaydraftsastheycalledit,

    andaphis,andtheir

    therdirlsandthebr >

    niggersheirheartsfrief;theycriedaroundeachother,

    andtookonsoitstdedooseeit.thegirlssaidthey

    hadnteverdreadofseeingthefalyseparatedorsoldathe

    toyry,thesightoftheoor

    serablegirlsandniggershangingaroundeachothersnedg;

    andireiul

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