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Pee-wee Harris

CHAPTER XII
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The terrible responsibility of suspenders was borne by a single strand consisting of a key ring chain connected with a shoe lace and this ran through a harness pin which, if the worst came to the worst, would act as a sort of emergency stop.

Licorice Stick was built in the shape of a right angle, his feet being almost as long as his body and they flapped down like carpet beaters when he walked.
"You stayin' wib Uncle Eb ?" he asked.

"I seed yer yes' day.

I done hear yer start a sto." "A what ?" Pee-wee asked, as they walked along together.
"A sto-- you sell eats, hey ?" "Oh, you mean a store," Pee-wee said.
"I help you," said the lanky stranger; "me'n Pepsy, we good friends.

She hab to go back to dat workhouse, de bridge it say so.


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