tterson and akings of times Patterson did not notice il railer for several minutes; aring at tupor. trailer terson omacecting it from somets very thoroughly.

    Jake and tors  one of t first ried to talk to to see truted to a pool room for a drink. But t er tion bet caused trouble. It  tterson. epped out of trailer ty. t.

    wo oper-

    Iators ogetened.

    If te s a Red.’

    ickles me. I dont pay ruts around. I never seen suc. all is he, you reckon?’

    Around five foot But  to tell everybody so muca be in jail. ts whe Red Bolshivik.’

    tickles me. I cant look at  laughing.’

    act biggity h me.’

    Jake co o rus and confront t a certain shrinking held him back. For several days he fumed in silence.

    t after urned a corner  in front of them.

    I  so  Saturday nig least I reckon I am. But ood beneatreet ligepped back from ed. You pasty-faced, sted, ricket-ridden little rats! I could reac and cringy necks—one to eac or no, I could lay you on to scrape you up h shovels.’

    t eacried to  Jake  let t step hem, walking backward, a furious sneer on his face.

    All I got to say is ture I suggest you come to me  my ,  last is not ake a leak  kno together.’

    Afterreated tempt.

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