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| − | + | Piel Molly used to be my friend when a child. He would tend me & sing to me and most of all smile to me. He was an ugly looking man any way, but a great scar across his nose made him positively hideous when he smiled; then he became fiendish instead of simply ferocious. But I liked him. His nose was bitten in a quarrel he said. "She'n I'n nuther frien, we ben fight (probably meaning that but two were engaged) She bit it my nose." | |
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Piel Molly used to be my friend when a child. He would tend me & sing to me and most of all smile to me. He was an ugly looking man any way, but a great scar across his nose made him positively hideous when he smiled; then he became fiendish instead of simply ferocious. But I liked him. His nose was bitten in a quarrel he said. "She'n I'n nuther frien, we ben fight (probably meaning that but two were engaged) She bit it my nose."
He died July 1887, said his widow.