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Identifier: opiereadinozarks00read (find matches)
Title: Opie Read in the Ozarks, including many of the rich, rare, quaint, eccentric, ignorant and superstitious sayings of the natives of Missouri and Arkansaw
Year: 1905 (1900s)
Authors: Read, Opie Percival, 1852-1939
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Publisher: Chicago, R. B. McKnight & Co
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I reckon he lef, caze I aint seed him fursome time. Dont you suppose that you would have seen himhad you looked in the right place? I doan unerstan you. Whut you come talkinter me so foolish fur? Dat man has been gone wayfrum yere mon six yeah. You ought to know. How come I ought to know? You buried him in the road. Steady, now.Make the slightest break, and Ill shoot you. Hisbody was found this morning. Steady, I say. The visitor drew a pistol. How you know it is his body? You kaint prubeit. I gwine hab de law take holt o you fur cominroun yere cusin me diser w^ay. A large brass ring that he always wore on hisleft middle finger has been identified, and, the truthis, you killed him. Steady, now. He tried ter kill me. He tried ter choke me terdeath! That may be true, but you killed him. How you find it out? , Why, you have just as good as told me. By telling how I would bury er man in de road? Yes. Wait er minit. You is one o deze yere tectives,aint you? Yes. OPIE READ IN THE OZARKS. 67
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