Tatters, the Pet of Squatters' Gulch; An Original Border Drama in Three Acts
The book Tatters, the Pet of Squatters' Gulch; An Original Border Drama in Three Acts was written by author Tees, Levin C. [from Old Catalog] Here you can read free online of Tatters, the Pet of Squatters' Gulch; An Original Border Drama in Three Acts book, rate and share your impressions in comments. If you don't know what to write, just answer the question: Why is Tatters, the Pet of Squatters' Gulch; An Original Border Drama in Three Acts a good or bad book?
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This is Miss Clementina Fairlace, my wife's daughter. Abe. Bully for your wife's daughter. Boys, give her a tiger. {All cheer.) Clem. Oh ! how sweetly romantic. What picturesque creatures. Miners, I suppose they are. I'll surely get a husband here. Abe. You bet your boots you will. Now if I wasn't married — (Abe takes Clem's arm and they go tip stage laughing and chatting.) Major. Mose ! Mose ! Where is that nigger ? {Enter Moses, l. 2 e.) Mose. Here I is ! Old slap-jack, what is the matter now... ? Major. Moses, you must stop addressing me in such a familiar manner. You and Tatters use me as if I was of no more account than a paste pot. Mose. Hal ha! ha! Or an old spittoon. Major. Silence, you nigger. Has a stranger arrived yet? Mose. What sort of a stranger? Major. Never mind ! has anybody been here — a well- dressed man, with a light overcoat and a gray beard — a fine old gentleman — looks something like me ? Mose. Looks like you, eh ? Had he a red nose ? Major. No, sir ! {In a voice of thunder.) Mose.
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