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| For five days he wuz shet up in his room and kep’ on bread and water | [Frontispiece] |
| And then all three on ’em yelled out: “Rubber neck! Rubber neck!” | [49] |
| The mair sot off back to Jonesville, my pardner runnin’ after her as he still had holt of the lines | [110] |
| She wuz whippin’ little Kate, her face all swelled up with what she called religious principle | [157] |
| I went up into the room and helped him ondress, and hearn him tell his prayers | [220] |
| I drawed him away at a good jog and walked him into what I thought wuz a place of safety | [254] |