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Identifier: kentuckycardinal00alle (find matches)
Title: A Kentucky cardinal ; and, Aftermath
Year: 1900 (1900s)
Authors: Allen, James Lane, 1849-1925 Allen, James Lane, 1849-1925. Aftermath
Subjects: Authors, American
Publisher: New York : Macmillan Co.
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** ■->=- fe OLD man, are YOU the gardener? 42 I think hed find it out. You are not afraid of him, are you ? I am when he gets mad. Does he treat ) on badly ? If he does, I always forgive him. He doesnt seem to provide you with verymany clothes. I picked on. Hut you seem nicely fed. I picked on. What is his name, old man ? Dont you liketo talk? Adam Moss. Such a green, cool, soft name ! It is like hishouse and yard and garden. What does he do ? Whatever he pleases. You must not be impertinent to me, or Illtell him. What does he like ? Hirds— red-birds. What do yon like ? Red-birds! How does he catch them ?Throw salt on their tails? He is a lover of Nature, madam, and partic-ularly of birds. What does he know about birds? Doesnthe care for people? lie doesnt think many worth caring for. Indeed ! And he is perfect, then, is he ? 43
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I DRESSED UP. 44 He thinks he is nearly as bad as any ; butthat doesnt make the rest any better. Poor old gentleman! He must have theblues dreadfully. What does he do with hisbirds? Eat his robins, and stuff his cats, andsell his red-birds in cages ? He considers it part of his mission in lifeto keep them from being eaten or stuffed orcaged. And you say he is nearly a hundred ? He is something over thirty years of age,madam. Thirty? Surely we heard he was very old.And does he live in that beautiful little oldhouse all by himself? / live with him ! You ! Ha ! ha ! ha ! And what is yourname, you dear good old man ? Adam. Two Adams living in the same house !Are you the old Adam ? I have heard so muchof him. At this I rose, pushed back my hat, andlooked up at her. / am Adam Moss, I said, with distantpoliteness. You can have these strawberriesfor your breakfast if you want them.45

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