The Farmer Takes a Wife Page #4
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SURE!
COME ON, SON.
JUST FOR A FEW MOMENTS, MY BOY.
BE VERY:
CAREFUL.
HE'LL BE
ALL RIGHT.
THIS IS MR. BOOTH'S YOUNG SON.
- HOWDY DO, MA'AM.
- AND HE WANTS TO STEER THE BOAT.
- SURE.
GREAT ACTOR, TOO, WHEN YOU GROW UP?
IN THAT PAPER ABOUT MY FATHER?
SPRINGFIELD,
ILLINOIS.
A FELLA GOING EAST ON A PACKE BOAT GAVE IT TO ME THIS MORNING.
- HE COMES FROM THERE. YOU WANT IT?
- YES, SIR.
I LIKE TO READ ABOU POLITICS IN THE NEWSPAPER.
WELL, THERE'S A PIECE
MAN OUT WEST DON'T WAN ANY MORE SLAVE STATES.
THERE'S
HIS PICTURE.
LET'S SEE. WHAT'S HIS NAME AGAIN?
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
LINCOLN? ABRAHAM LINCOLN?
I HEARD HIM DELIVER A SPEECH IN
WASHINGTON A COUPLE OF YEARS AGO.
HE WAS A CONGRESSMAN THEN, A GREAT MAN.
- WELL, YOU WILL,
BECAUSE UNLESS I MISS MY GUESS, MR.
LINCOLN IS DESTINED TO BE VERY FAMOUS.
GROW UP. I'M GONNA BE FAMOUS, TOO.
- WHAT'S YOUR NAME, SON?
SAMSON WEAVER'S BOAT.
LET'S TIE UP
HERE.
ALL RIGHT, FORTUNE.
GUESS THERE'S
NOBODY ABOARD,
OR ELSE:
THEY'RE ALL ASLEEP.
SHE'S FAST HERE.
WHOA! WHOA!
WHAT'S THE MATER
WITH YOU?
YOU GOING VISITING
AROUND THE BOATS?
NO, SIR.
I'M TIRED.
I'M GOING
TO BED.
WELL, I THINK I'LL GO OVER TO THE ETNA
HOUSE AND GET ME A COUPLE OF SNORTERS.
TAKE CARE OF YOURSELF, JOTHAM.
THERE AIN' THAT MUCH.
WELL, I'LL BE BACK
FOR BREAKFAS - BEFORE I GO TO BED.
- GOOD NIGHT.
SEE YOU:
IN THE MORNING.
OH, MR. HARROW,
I'VE BEEN UP
HALF AN HOUR.
ON THIS BLACK, DON'T YOU?
I'LL COME UP AND TAKE A LOOK AT IT.
- YOU DON'T WANT THE BARS TRIMMED?
OH, MR. BUTTERFIELD ALWAYS
AND I TRIM:
YEAH, BUT THIS AIN' A TROTTER.
- WELL, I DON'T KNOW.
- I DO.
GOSH, I WAS BORN AND BRED WITH HORSES.
THEY'D BE MIGHTY FINE ON A FARM.
- HELLO, MOLLY!
ME- ELMER OTWAY.
PUT AWAY MORE LIQUOR LAST NIGH THAN ANY MAN IN THE
PROUD OF HIM.
HE BROKE:
THE RECORD.
- HELLO, MISS LARKINS.
- HELLO, THERE.
WELL, GOODNESS GRIEF!
WELL, THIS IS
OUR BOAT.
- YES, MA'AM.
- YES, MA'AM.
WHO WOULD'VE
THOUGHT?
YES, MA'AM.
BEING A FARMER, I SUPPOSE.
I SUPPOSE SO.
WELL, IF YOU'RE GONNA
LIVE LIKE A FARMER,
WHY DO YOU KEEP WORKING ON THE CANAL?
THE DAY WHEN I CAN BUY A FARM.
YOU'RE STILL THINKING
ABOUT BUYING A FARM?
YES, MA'AM.
BY JEEPERS,
WHY, I OFTEN
THINK ABOUT YOU,
WHERE YOU ARE,
AND WHAT YOU'RE DOING,
I...
WELL...
IT GIVE ME:
A START, MA'AM.
HERE'S THE BLACK. YOU CAN HAVE
OH, THANKS.
NO, MA'AM. MR. WEAVER
CAN YOU COOK?
I'VE BEEN FRYING
NO, I ATE
ALREADY.
- STEAK.
BECAUSE:
MR. BUTTERFIELD SAYS HE
I JUST CAN'T UNDERSTAND WHY
I LIKE:
OF COURSE, IT'S NICE NOW
YESTERDAY MORNING
COMING UP:
FROM LITTLE FALLS.
GOING NORTH.
DO YOU LIKE:
FLOWERS?
I LIKE 'EM FINE,
MA'AM.
THERE CERTAINLY IS A MESS OF VIOLETS
AND PATTY-CUTTERS THIS SIDE OF ROME.
I HAD THE URGE TO GET OFF AND GET SOME.
YOU OUGHT TO PICK SOME OF THEM
ELDERBERRY BLOSSOMS AND MAKE SOME WINE.
WINE?
FOR A CANALLER?
I GUESS YOU'RE
RIGHT, MA'AM.
EXCEPT ONE.
- NO.
PLUS MR. WEAVER.
LOW BRIDGE,
EVERYBODY DOWN:
LOW BRIDGE,
YOU ALWAYS KNOW:
YOUR NEIGHBORS:
YOU ALWAYS KNOW:
YOUR PALS:
IF YOU'VE EVER NAVIGATED
GOOD MORNING,
MR. KLORE!
THIS IS MR. HARROW, JOTHAM.
WELL, AIN'T YOU GONNA SAY HOW DO YOU-
HE'S THINKING
ABOUT THE FOG.
IT WAS WON BY A FEMALE IN BUFFALO.
A BUFFALO FEMALE.
THE SAME THING.
BUT I COULDN'T HAVE SAID
A FEMALE BUFFALO
BEEN SOMETHING DIFFERENT.
YOU'RE INCLINED TO
BE A LITTLE DRUNK, AIN'T YOU?
JUST A SLIGH INCLINATION.
THEY COULDN'T BELIEVE THEIR
HE SAID YOU HAD DRUNK MORE THAN ANYBODY
EVER IN THE HISTORY OF THE CANAL.
THAT WAS ONLY:
UP TO 3:
00.WHO'S THAT FELLA?
I JUST INTRODUCED YOU
TO HIM.
- WHAT'S HIS NAME?
- MR. HARROW.
I DON' LIKE HIM.
NOW, YOU DON'T KNOW
MR. HARROW.
POLITE.
IS HE:
A CANALLER?
HE WORKS ON:
SAMSON WEAVER'S BOAT.
YOU SAID THAT'S
SAMSON WEAVER'S BOAT.
DON'T PAY
- NO.
I HATE:
A LIAR.
THE RECORD'S SORT OF GONE TO HIS HEAD.
COOKING MY BREAKFAST?
I AIN' STOPPED HER.
GET ON:
THAT BOAT.
DON'T YOU TALK TO ME LIKE THAT.
ME TO GIVE YOU A GOOD LICKIN'.
THAT TIME AIN'T NEVER GONNA COME, KLORE,
AND DON'T YOU
FORGET IT.
OF HUMORING YOU.
NOW, YOU GET ON THAT BOA AND GET YOUR BREAKFAST!
DANGED IF I:
LIKED THAT.
DID YOU KNOW IT WAS OUR BOAT LAST NIGHT?
THAT AIN' THE POINT.
GENTLEMAN'S GOT TO BELIEVE HER.
IT AIN'T THAT I BLAME
'CAUSE I GET MAD,
TOO!
BY JEEPERS,
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