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From: Jemima Puckett
Subject: upstream auburn
Date: Tue, 19 Sep 2006 07:50:37 -0000

The house was still empty when they came to it. Were only trying to help you, for your own good.
Go heat some water, said Gant professionally, hes got to get itoff his stomach.
But, thought he, I am alone now in this house; ifI can come to know him, I will. But its been different with you, he said, turning to Ben.
Oh, said Luke ironically, you dont think we understand you?
Hehad a few dollars in his pocket; before the shops closed he mustget presents for the family. He ought not to let his shirtsand drawers accumulate in a dirty pile.
Gant, said she, writhing her loose gray lips horribly beforeshe could speak. He wore no hat or coat;he could not find them.
Bob Sterling was nineteen years old, the son of awidow. Youre lookinglike the flowers that bloom in the Spring.
I dont give a damn what hed do, Elk, nor you either! You, he said to the excitedsailor, jumped on my back like a coward.
He had, rather, confirmedGants death-warrant. The shadow of his death lay over theirlives.
The boy felt very tired; his voice was flat and low.
Presently, he went to thepantry where the liquor was stored.
The small beginning trickle ofdistinctions widened into a gushet.
You wouldnt ever admitanything like that, but its the truth.
Gant, hisdaughter, and his two sons came into the room and stared at him.
Eugene screamed with a crazy laugh, stamping up anddown the kitchen in a frenzy.
Save the fireworks, said Helen to Luke, as she left the room.
Sometimes she went to thehospital for several days.
Every one had agreed on a studious forgiveness.
In all that time have you ever talked to me like abrother?

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