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Title: Outing
Year: 1885 (1880s)
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Subjects: Leisure Sports Travel
Publisher: (New York : Outing Pub. Co.)
Contributing Library: Tisch Library
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682 1 ■ 111 m 1 red farm van 1. A Day with a Devonshire Farmer 68 Iss, he goes on, an I be all alone.Wan time I lived auver Chagford way. Mwife, er was crippled. Wan doctor zed erdlive vor a year, other zed erd dien tumonths. Erdiedn vive months zos themwouldn a no argymints. Most conseed-rit an imparshul woman, m wive was. And didnt you have any children? Only nine, repeats Billy. Wan,him keeps a pub n Mary Tavy; tu, himthatcher an rabbit catcher auver Okeampton way; dree, him work vor MusterHodges; vore, him dead; vive, er keepsshop n Moretonampstead; zix, ersmarried in Exeter; ziven, ers marriedauver other side o Chagford; aight, ers
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Photograp) A watched pot sometimes boils. Childer? says Billy. Only nine. Billy is somewhat shamefaced over thissmall family. The typical Devonshire sto-ry is that of a landlord who desired a ten-ant with a small family. One man who ap-plied suited him in every other particular. And you have a small family? askedthe landlord. Iss, said the prospective tenant,only fourteen. dead; nine, ers in a zylum. Nine—tisall. Billy stops for an impressive pause. Did think o marryin again, he re-marks nonchalantly. Need zummon toluke arter me. Theres lot o cakey olenonsense about wumen but theym useful.There was m wive. Erd vail out wi mean call me iverything er could lay ertongue tu, ceps Billy, but er could cuke. 684 The Outing Magazine

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