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[Bug-sweater] royalties


From: Denis Carver
Subject: [Bug-sweater] royalties
Date: Fri, 8 Sep 2006 19:18:49 -0600

I wonder, said Charlie, whether they areall right? Shall I tell you what Ivebeen praying for? Abeestimated his yield at forty bushels per acre. Run, he said, leading the way in huge strides to the stack.
Would you mind, he said with an ironicimitation of Hilmers sobriety, would you mind, Mr.
Neither a wetspring nor a wet summer did Abe any harm.
We know nothing about God, he saidhesitatingly. Thewhole caravan crossed over to the wild land in the west and circledthe farm in the dusk. He was standing and playing with the lapel ofAbes coat. And youve seen a change since the colt arrived?
Here,Abe meant to turn into the fields; but there was a tug at his arm.
They say itsnicer to have a lady teacher.
He felt as though a sacrifice were needed topropitiate the fates.
Charlie turned, playing with his fathers watch-chain. Nor did his wife,a broad, comfortable woman, shrink from such tasks as she could do.
With an additional binder its a question oftwo, three days.
When he did, it did not mean much to him: he wasplanning beyond his boldest dreams. There were three granaries in Abes yard,each holding seven thousand bushels.
Abe never calledCharlie sonny except when he was teasing him. One of the assets which we are counting on. Unless some major disaster interfered, this crop wouldplace him at the goal of his ambitions.
With a pang he realized thathe was missing much in life. Abe felt overwhelmed with the difficulty of the situation. Abesdriving power told; for two weeks, work in the fields became anorgy. It seemed a daring thing to do, contradictingall conventions.
I dont know, he said slowly, how much you can understand ofthis. A Ukrainian by name of Horanski moved into the house west of theyard. Twice, during the first day, there was trouble with the two oldestbinders.
People had heard him for miles around; sounds carry far over theprairie.

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