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YES"-AND THE "TRAVELING MAN." IN PAHDyTLESISTB?. "5 j AND THE OTHERS TOM SAM
A WAY BUT PAPA AND MAMA NELLIE -DROWNED IN THE W 1 CENEVIEVETHEV OPT AWAY AND I
AND MY Bl3 BROTHER WHO WENT TO 1 CANAL THE WATER LILIES I QEE! IIM j ; PAPA AND MAMA OLDER AND L
SEA JIM LOST A HERO, THEY fe 1 SHE TRIED TO REACH -SHE !fl AWFUL I j OLDER AND BITTER AND THE
I SAID" A LOST HERO ' J. UWED THEM SO I CAN SEE SORRY- k. WORK ALWAYS THE WORK! I
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ME -PULLING WEEDS HOT DIRTY iSl H BUT I WAS STUCK! THE HEW! ft j
BUT THERE. ffT THE BOTTOM
OF OUR UTTLE FARM. WAS THE
CANAL 1 AND ALWAYS THE BARGES!
THE BEAUTIFUL BARGES WITH
THE UTTLE HOUSES ON THEM
WITH THE HAPPY PEOPLE WHO
. WAVED AS THEY PASSED
THEN HE CAME JOHNNY !
HS BARGE TIED UP ONE NIGHT
RIGHT AT OUR FARM HE
OWNED IT HE WAS SO BIG
SO HANDSOME SUCH A MAN
OF THE WORLD YET HE
SMILED AT ME
5 ME-PULNQEED9-H0T DIRTY- fBUT I WAS STUCK? THE HEAT!
JH I'D SQUAT LIKE A SQUAW AND WATCH ipi n THE DIRT THE DRUDGERY THE
m THEM PASS AND THEY'D WANE THEY IB B REST HAD 50T AWAY I t-f:
B WERE GOING. SOMEWHERE THEY WERE S U WAS THE UGLY DUCKUNQ BUT
0k TRAVELERS ADVENTURERS ? CAREFREE. W R I HAD DREAMS I STILL DON'T (
N 1 HAPPY WANDERERS DO YOU SEE -tLitlu N. HAD DREAMS ! Tfl WE fit
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7 ME ? IN MY DIRTY W WE WERE MARRIED! 7 YES SEE LIFE? YEAH? 1
I DRESS BAREFOOTED ! H ' I KNEW fD ENTERED I VJEUL, MAYBE IVE SEHA WELL, LETTS I
I PULLING WEEDS I p HEAVENLOVERICHES- 1 J QUITE A SUCE OF IT. AT SNAP OUT I
P I THOUGHT HE WAS k TRAVEL I'D SEE A 1 THAT I'D LIKE TO SEE OF IT NOW? H
f THE FAIRY PRINCE I LIFE AT LAST! isvl) S PAPA AND MAMA AGAIN- LET'S MAKE II
I OF MY DREAMS- r I AND JIM IF ONLY Q TH FUTURE
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