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Chapter 4 A COUNTER-IRRITANT.

Word Count: 873    |    Released on: 01/12/2017

ts doornt o

English, or what he called

for?

est father asking this question, and he had been trying to find a satisfactory answer to it. He might say that Mr. Anderson did n

a'n't no teef vot shteels I shposes, unt you ton't kit no troonks mit vishky? Vot you too t

e ashamed of," said August.

english mit you? You kooms sneaggin heim Zaturtay nocht leig a tog vots kot kigt, unt's got his dail dween his leks; and ven I aks you in blain Eenglish vot's der m

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der to tell his father the real state of the case. But the ol

htand dare leig a vool. Vot tit An

seen a-talking to his d

ought you said vot you zhoodn't zay doo Shule, I vood shus

person in the world I'd think of

dells you to sprach nodin put Deutsche, unt to marry a kood Deutsche vrau vot kood sprach mit you, unt now y

to him in dismissing him, and now it was a great comfort to find that his father returned the contempt of the Yankees at its full value. All the

But there was that in her eyes--the dear Moravian mother--that gave courage to August. The mother was an outside conscience, and now as Gottlieb, who had lapsed into German for his wife's benefit, rattled on his denunciation of this Cannanitish Yankee, with whom his son was in love, the son looked every now and then into t

now that in this sense it is a provincialism. It is so used, at least i

us ven ve vos all zick, unt he is zhust so cood as if he was porn in Deutschland. Put all de rest is Yangees. Marry a Deuts

s hat and go to the doo

u koes,

o the c

gassel. Antrew vlll dell you

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