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"Ah, dat is a great yerb, mass'; dat is a scace plant a berry scace plant. Eat some ob dat no snake bite you, as you jes seed. Dat is de plant ob de snake-charmer." The botanical knowledge of my sable companion went no farther.
Jes now berry curious plant I see berry curious berry scace dat plant. I seed it in de cane-brake. Catch 'old, mass', while I go get um." I took hold of the sapling, and held it as desired, though not without some apprehension of the hideous reptile that curled and writhed at my feet. I had no need to fear, however.
An so it was that I passed away, an had scace the heart to acknowledge your youthful cheers. Wal, time rolled on, an what's the result? Here I air. Do I pine now? Do I peek? Not a pine! Not a peek! As tender a heart as ever bet still beats in this aged frame; but I am no longer a purray to sich tender reminiscinsuz of the babby as onst used to consume my vitals."
At one verse, Rhoda's reading was like this: "And when we had sailed slowl li many-days and scare scare skar skurse I declar', Aunt Vesty, this print is blombinable! scace Oh, yes, scacely scarce were come over against Ceni Snide Snid Mr. Tilghman, what is this crab-kine of word? Cnidus? I mean suffering suffering us we sailed under I can't spell that nohow; nobody kin!"
"I wur engaged as hunter an' guide to a carryvan o' emigrant folks that wur on thur way to Oregon. "Ov coorse I allers kept ahead o' the carryvan, an' picked the place for thur camp. "Wal, one arternoon I hed halted whur I seed some timmer, which ur a scace article about Chimbly Rock.
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