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    ?You cant stand up straig you? I smell it on your breath.’

    quot;t is a lie, said Doctor Copeland slowly.  ——’

    truck  the wall.

    to t resist.

    ts trouble ry, these

    damn biggity niggers like  ted for terrible anger and felt it arise in  umbled. t o took o tation and to t  trengto ruck rengt  time. .  s and even struck at tc so t  move. t by foot to a cell was opened. Someone beo he floor.

    In te men ce prisoner  more teen years of age. tor Copeland lay on to them.

    you Doctor Copeland?’

    he said yes.

    *My name Dary e. You taken out my sisters tonsils last year.’

    ted ten odor. A pail brimming ely  , for in plates he floor. his dinner of cabbage and cornbread was beside him.

    on tly several times. hen

    tled in . After a o sneeze also. Doctor Copeland ran out of squares of paper and o use ss from a notebook in . te boyleaned over t ter run from o t of . ed, he edge of a bunk and groaned.

    Soon t to tory, and on turn to occupy four bunks. to a bunk together.

    t in t.  keep tered and  up y blanket e boy,   t tate upon trong, true purpose and drarengt. he misery in him.

    tide of urned. A  seemed o a place .

    t morning t. trange Souter  its end. Doctor Copeland tle group ed outside there.

    Portia and  also.

    t see them clearly.

    t.

    Fat you kno aint no o  a  t and .’

    o a ten-cent taxicab, and to te pillow.

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    ICK could not sleep all