Old Creole Days by George Washington Cable
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"Tell me what you'll take." "Make? I don't make _nothing_. Too blame clever." "What will you _take?_" "Oh! I got enough already,--half drunk now." "What will you take for the 'ouse?" "You want to buy her?" "I don't know,"--(shrug),--"may_be_,--if you sell it cheap." "She's a bully old house." There was a long silence. By and by old Charlies commenced-- "Old Injin Charlie is a low-down dog." "_C'est vrai, oui!_" retorted the Colonel in an undertone. "He's got Injin blood in him." "But he's got some blame good blood, too, ain't it?" The Colonel nodded impatiently. "_Bien!_ Old Charlie's Injin blood says, 'sell de house, Charlie, you |
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