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From: Moses Henderson
Subject: [Emacs-commit] slime
Date: Sat, 5 Aug 2006 02:29:46 -0700

As she moved out the other men scrambled in. What ails you, Seleucus, he observed, is that youre jealous,thats all. Look here, Cal, how about my weatherprophesyin? Peleg was stillboastful concerning the accuracy of his prophecy in the matter ofthe big gale. Homer and Gammon slipped and stumbled forward. I noticed Calvin Homer up street this afternoon, said thecaptain. The men knew it and, whatwas more important, Oaks himself seemed to realize it. Homer did not know exactly how he was expected to reply to thisstatement. Its snowing again and as thick as mud outside. The men werewashing their clothes, sweeping and scrubbing. Twant no copperhead Democrat, Ill tell you that. And shes set out to get him, concurred Gaius. Mygrandmother she had some of it, too, but not so strong as I have. If she keeps on a-runnin till she gets furas the wrist, then says I, Look out! Bartlett ll be what they call a hero, if he dont look out. Reglar Bible crank,so some of the Trumet fellers tell me. Wallies gone out to the barn, he explained. Supperwill be ready in just a few minutes. Each time a wavewent over they were obliged to cling with hands and feet. That wife of yours ashore, Wallie, he observed, she aint lostyou yet, Im afraid. Troubleis nobody else believes it and we cant prove it. Much obliged, Capn Leary, he said, but donttrouble yourself. Homer, watching theexpressions of his men, had of late watched his in particular. What he heard was sufficientlysensational to pay, in Sams estimation, for the exertion of thetrip. Maybe theyve got some news at the Orham Stationby this time. But heddo as much for anybody else, if he could get somethin for himselfby doin it. Oaks did not answer, and the question was repeated. Wallies gone out to the barn, he explained. I was some cruiser in my day, headded, complacently. Im going to tell my owners so, andeverybody else that asks me. His chin was quivering, and, in spite ofthe cold, there were beads of perspiration on his cheeks. Calvin thought he must be waiting for him to speak. He was white and shaking, but he had not spoken, and he was rowing,after a fashion. It was the hermit, sure enough, and he arrived, wet and chilled,but garrulous. Mygrandmother she had some of it, too, but not so strong as I have.

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