old o to grab tarlig t   at all.

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    Noatoes and carrots, ts and turnips and cabbages ored in ts had come.

    Onions o long ropes, braided togetops, and ttic beside rung on ttics corners.

    ted fisry, and yellory shelves.

    t of to cc Aunt Pollys butcher knife.

    Near t -a bonfire, and ed a great kettle of er over it. er  to kill topped  he hog squeal.

    quot;It doesnt  ; Pa said. quot;e do it so quickly.quot; But s  to hear him squeal.

    In a minute. sook one finger cautiously out of an ear, and listened. topped squealing. After t, Butcime  fun.

    It was suco see and do. Uncle ail.

    As soon as ted it up and doer till it  on a board and scraped it les came off. After t tree, took out t it o cool.

    ook it do it up. t and spare-ribs and belly. t and tongue, and to be made into s to be made into sausage.

    t . t to pickle in brine, for the hollow log.

    quot;You cant beat ; Pa said.

    made a little igring and gave it to Mary and Laura to play  into t it back and fortheir hands.

    Or it . But even better fun tail.

    Pa skinned it for to t a sick. Ma opened t of tove and raked  coals out into took turns ail over the coals.

    It sizzled and fried, and drops of fat dripped off it and blazed on t . t very , and Laura burned  sed s care. Roastin