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Updated: May 19, 2025
Next time they'd know better'n to monkey with strangers. Whatever it was he said, he made his point, and after a right smart lot of powwowin' the entertainment proceeded. But Mike and me was as popular with them people as a couple of polecats at a picnic. Mike certainly made a picture when he lined up at the start; he stood out like a marble statue in a slate quarry.
At first I thought it was the turban, but a sharp pain told me that there was a spot there that might be well worth seeing. For a long time I lay with my eyes closed, trying not to care, and when I opened them again, John Shadrack's widow was still on the edge of the bed, smoking. "Feel better now?" she asked calmly. "Yes," I answered. "The ache has gone some." "I was powwowin' agin!" she said.
I ain't enjoyed anything so much for a long time. There's nothin' like company." "Even when it can't talk?" I said. "But I could powwow," she answered cheerily. "Between fixin' up the buggy, and cookin' and makin' you and Tip comfortable and powwowin' you, I ain't had a minute's time to think it's lovely." "What has Tip been doing all this while?" "Talkin' about his wife. She must be nice.
An' I reckon I picked out the bad time." "For what? Roy, what did you do?" "Wal, I'd made up my mind awhile back to talk to Beasley the first chance I had. An' thet was it. I was in the store when I seen him go into Turner's. So I followed. It was 'most dark. Beasley an' Riggs an' Mulvey an' some more were drinkin' an' powwowin'. So I just braced him right then." "Roy!
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