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I was figuring that-
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just about the best
fiddler in these parts, he is.

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He ain't.
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If he ain't,
who be?

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Todd haskins.
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Can't hold a candle
to ed.

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You're a-thinking.
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I'm a-knowing.
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You are, are you?
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Now, now!
Hush up, you two.

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There ain't no call
for fussing over a fiddler.

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We weren't a-fussing.
I were telling him.

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I'm a-telling you-
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shh! Ed's better
at the jigging,

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and todd can sure
fiddle a square.

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"It biteth
like a serpent

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and stingeth
like an adder."

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Uncle lige there
was a-telling me

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the corn's right
good this harvest.

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How's the crops
up your way, alvin?

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Oh, we figure to get
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about 20 bushel
to the acre.

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We're going to get
about 60.

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There's a heap
of difference

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'twixt farming
the bottom land and the top.

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There sure is.
I don't see how you could get

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5 bushels
off that there land of yourn.

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Now, look here,
zeb andrews.

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Miss... miss gracie,
i'd sure be much obliged

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if i could have
a cup of water.

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Got some
nipping cider.

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Well, that would go
mighty good.

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I'll be
getting it.

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"And the lion
shall lie down with the lamb.

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And the..."
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here's your cider.
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It's coming from
the-where's zeb?

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Well, what's he...
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i reckon he lit out.
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Well, ain't he
coming back?

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No, ma'am, he ain't.
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That strikes me
mighty queer.

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Yes, ma'am.
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"Whatsoever
thy hand findeth to do,

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do it
with thy might."


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