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Updated: June 1, 2025
She set up a spell yesterday, but the doctor says she ain't gittin' along the way she'd ought to. I says to him, s'I, 'Abbie ain't never what you'd call a reel hearty eater, but, my land! when she don't eat NOTHIN', I says " And so on and so on, with the Major always willing to listen, always sympathetic, and always so charmingly courteous.
Ma was allus sick an' me an' Big Lil she's the same floor combed her hair for her. But I could do it nicest. "Wan't that a curious happenin' an' Jennie Crapwell layin' dead with her hair drawn tight back because none of us could do it up human? "'Could you when dead? s'I. 'I mean when them that has the hair is? "An' with that the girl turns pallor white.
"'An', s'I, 'even if I should give her somethin' else to put on in the mornin', an' sly this into the coffin on Jennie, I donno's I'd want to. The shroud, s'I, ''s been wore. "Mis' Holcomb sort o' kippered some like a shiver. "'I donno what it is about its bein' wore first, s'she, 'but I guess it ain't so much what it is as what it ain't. Or sim'lar. "An' I knew what she meant.
He's plumb crazy, s'I; it's what I says in the fust place, it's what I says in the middle, 'n' it's what I says last 'n' all the time the nigger's crazy crazy 's Nebokoodneezer, s'I." "An' look at that-air ladder made out'n rags, Sister Hotchkiss," says old Mrs. Damrell; "what in the name o' goodness COULD he ever want of "
Don't tell ME, s'I; there WUZ help, s'I; 'n' ther' wuz a PLENTY help, too, s'I; ther's ben a DOZEN a-helpin' that nigger, 'n' I lay I'd skin every last nigger on this place but I'D find out who done it, s'I; 'n' moreover, s'I " "A DOZEN says you! FORTY couldn't a done every thing that's been done.
"I guess I'm some firm-mannered, just by takin' things for granted, an' I says, noddin': "'Yes. You're the lightest on your feet, I says an' I sort o' shoved at her, bird to young, an' she jumped down in, not bein' able to help it. "'Here, s'I, flingin' her an end o' cloth, 'tack it 'round smooth to them boards. "'Mother o' God, says she, swallowin' in her breath. "But she done it.
"'Well, s'I, 'I don't see what that's wise I can do besides. "He mulled that rill thorough, seein' to the back o' one hand with the other. "'Would you take her to board an' me pay for her board? s'e, like he'd sneezed the i-dea an' couldn't help it comin'. "'Goodness! s'I, neutral.
A Voice from Heaven bids him send his brother-in-law, Brons, to catch a fish. Meanwhile he, Joseph, is to prepare a table, set the Grail, covered with a cloth, in the centre opposite his own seat, and the fish which Brons shall catch, on the other side. He does this, and the seats are filled "Si s'i asieent une grant partie et plus i ot de cels qui n'i sistrent mie, que de cels qui sistrent."
"'Well, I didn't mean it that way, s'I, reticent an' said no more, with the exception of what I'd rilly meant. "'Why under the canopy, I ask' him, for a hint, 'don't you take the Sum Merriman store, an' run it, an' live on your feet? I ain't any patience with a man, s'I, 'that lives on his toes. Stomp some, why don't you, an' buy that store? "An' his answer su'prised me.
"Mis' Toplady an' Mis' Holcomb was high-eyebrows on the other side of it, an' they come at me like tick lookin' for tock. "'Well, s'I, 'it is Jennie's shroud she's wearin'. But I guess we'll hev to bury 'Leven in it to get it underground. I won't tell her. "I give 'em to understand as much as I wanted they should know, not includin' exactly how I met 'Leven.
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