Uncle Dudley's odd hours, being the vagaries of a country editor . you have enjoyedthe menagerie as long as your sides can stand it, youcan go away to your work contentedly, and stay a week,if you want to. She will never leave the spot, but willtravel back and forth through that log all summer, inher effort to be a little more previous in gettingthrough the fence than the corn is in jumping over is an old cure for breachy sows, but it is the bestwe ever tried when we were in the business. The civilized Indians around here do showwonderful signs of forsaking their barbaric state andembr
Uncle Dudley's odd hours, being the vagaries of a country editor . you have enjoyedthe menagerie as long as your sides can stand it, youcan go away to your work contentedly, and stay a week,if you want to. She will never leave the spot, but willtravel back and forth through that log all summer, inher effort to be a little more previous in gettingthrough the fence than the corn is in jumping over is an old cure for breachy sows, but it is the bestwe ever tried when we were in the business. The civilized Indians around here do showwonderful signs of forsaking their barbaric state andembracing a sort of Christian style of doing , when one of these new-made Christians goes intoa grocery store, with his wife, and buys a sack of flour,he suddenly remembers that he is a noble red-man, andat once determines that he will toil not, neither will hespin. Hencely, he invites his squaw to shoulder thebag while he starts up street, a few steps ahead of theflour, walking as stiff and straight (as a Roman gladiator—or a lazy Indian. ODD HOURS. 127.
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