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Shadows of Shasta
Joaquin Miller
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"Stumps! Oh, Stumps, did you get 'em, Stumps?"
The boy shrinks closer to his sister, and again looking back, and then seeing for a certainty that he is not followed, he grows bolder and says:
"Git 'em, Carats? Look there! And that 'un is your'n, Carats; and you can have both of 'em if you want 'em, for I don't feel hungry now, Carats," and here he hitches up his pants, and wipes his nose on his sleeve.
"Why, Stumps, don't you feel hungry now?" Then suddenly beholding two upheld ruddy peaches, she catches her breath, and says: "Oh, oh!" and she starts back and throws up her hands. "Oh, the pretty, pretty peaches!"
"Here, take 'em both, Carrie—I ain't hungry now."[Pg 38]
"No, I don't want but one, Stumps—one 's enough. Why, how you tore your pants; and your shin 's a bleeding, too. Why, poor Stumps!". . . Read More
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Joaquin Miller was quite the character. This I suppose was a weird one for me to start with, never having read his other material and never having known anything about him other than that there's a statue dedicated to him in a local park.
The introduction intrigued me. He talks very directly about t