Identifier: saturdayeveningp1933unse (find matches)
Title: The Saturday evening post
Year: 1839 (1830s)
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Publisher: Philadelphia : G. Graham
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
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And She Would. Come Into the Chick, and Believe Me She Was a Good Customer, But We Hadder Cut Out the Discount Stuff SAY listen, Mabel, have you ever tried living with yourfamily? Well, except this once, neither of I since Ibeen old enough to realize what I was doing. Notbut what I would jump on any other person which knockedthem at that; only its a free country and I can say whatI please about my own relatives I guess. But some ways, ever since mommer died the less I seeof them the more I think of them. Do you ever get thatway? And what is further, Mabel, when I aint seen noneof them in a real long time I get awful homesick for em inmy imagination and feel as glad to see them as if they waspleasant strangers. I get to thinking that blood is thickerthan two and three-quarter per cent beer and aint thefamily the backbone of this great country and all thatstuff, and then a circumstance will come up which provesthat the best way to keep a family together is to keep themas far apart as po

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