- Page 1 and 2: DANNY'S OWN STORY BY DON MARQUIS TO
- Page 3 and 4: "Daniel, Dunne and Company." Anybod
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- Page 7 and 8: So I went out and played in the fro
- Page 9 and 10: "Where is he?" says she and Elmira,
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- Page 15 and 16: and it was empty." Then they was a
- Page 17 and 18: "Send fur Brother Cartwright! Send
- Page 19 and 20: was stubborner than any mule he eve
- Page 21 and 22: "I give in, gosh dern ye! I give in
- Page 23 and 24: That had its handy sides to it, too
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- Page 27 and 28: the shop and he takes down a strap
- Page 29 and 30: and he says: "Beneath a shady chest
- Page 31 and 32: "But what have I got?" asts Hank. "
- Page 33 and 34: to eat him up, and while they was e
- Page 35 and 36: Do your eyes blur when you look at
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- Page 41 and 42: "Well," I says, "Hank sent me over
- Page 43 and 44: "Well, all right, Jake," says I, "i
- Page 45 and 46: time." "How you going to work it?"
- Page 47 and 48: ain't natcheral he will pick corn s
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- Page 52 and 53: In her lap was a book she had been
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a-way. And she would get her a whit
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to tell now." "It ain't that," she
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when I was a human, I wouldn't of c
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"Well," I says, "I will bring them
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"Well," he says, "they carried on t
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there, and was waiting fur to float
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asts the doctor. "I am going to be
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he will put in a creamatory, where
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what they said was a comic turn. Th
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But aside from them occasional mean
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"Where's the balloon?" asts the doc
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Balloon! Balloon!! Balloon!!! The m
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jest inside the tent with chains on
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feller yells out: "Go it--you're a
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I seen that pile moving and churnin
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alloon. The newspapers had had stuf
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full of crime. About a year afterwa
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here town with nothing over you but
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Hutt by compulsive medical advice,
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had more right than any one else to
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And the other was a man's voice and
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woman's. Which is the kind that get
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Frederick, he says, not excited a b
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"That is the reason my dear Jane is
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"It's for you to say whether you wa
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tragic than any tragedy ever was,"
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"Why," says the perfessor, "their f
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"where?" But I didn't stop to chew
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kick him, and when he talked he had
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come closet; raced by the place whe
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hosses jumps on, and they rides awa
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yourselves." "Why don't yo' shoot t
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only not follering. I found the hou
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ick chimbleys built on the outside
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intended to go on the next day, but
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way; and sometimes that is worth a
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how-come he been visitin' Marse Tom
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was in a sweat to ketch up with Doc
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the parachute loose it wouldn't wor
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or give anything he can get his Eth
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glass tube all by itself. He looks
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we was setting in his room, and he
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WHY it should, either." He slipped
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this thing is worse than the others
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We got into that little town--I mig
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was considerable of a fox yet. But
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We tells him we is from the North.
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nigger church right on the edge of
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had. He was mebby thinking how much
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too. Dey got some dese hyah coal-il
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"De wohd has gone fo'th among de fa
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people down here and that half-crac
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"Well, suh," he says, "I 'spicions
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to me. But fur some reason or other
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up shouts of men. "RUN!" yells Sam,
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and gets his pipe, and brings it ou
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fur his sake, the same as he is per
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ack of the wagon. He had been more'
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So they turned Sam loose. I never s
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and cool, and he goes on with his l
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to bring out the word very decided-
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in Indiany one day, and I had lost
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two as they spoke. It looked to me
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preaching to them. They was all so
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conscience." He meant it, Grimes di
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and rush amongst them guns and end
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jumps up impatient and says: "We've
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as cheap in Watson County as it is
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as a piece of paper, and his nostri
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part of their own selves, and the b
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But things which was my own consarn
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left him, and Colonel Tom thinks he
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with him for that reason. "We decid
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with me, Tom, I looked like thirty
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kind, you know, Tom, and said that
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FORGIVE ME.'" "But couldn't you tel
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"I don't think it's possible, Dave,
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and stay there. And then my conscie
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Lucy's house was. And, if anything,
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"And then HE came to town!--" "Who?
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Fate got away with my half too one
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edroom, and lay down on their stumm
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"He ended with an impassioned appea
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to his feet sudden. I nearly busted
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looked it. "Why did you never tell
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But finally the nurse begins fur to
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Lucy?" "Yes, yes!" she says, excite
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