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Indian Lives and Anecdotes ca. 1886 - 1941 part 6
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| + | "Well, Mrs Hardy will give you all the candles you need" | ||
| + | "Hardy, me wan' get it fo 'pens" | ||
| + | "What for?" | ||
| + | "My wife she broke it his ring" | ||
| + | "Well, I'll pay for the ring" | ||
| + | But there were innumerable more excuses in the hope of getting money for a drink. | ||
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| + | He was an old man when he died, a man of very placid disposition and never combative but persistent. | ||
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| + | John Stanislaus [underlined] also came from away. | ||
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| + | Steve Stanislaus [underlined] (Joe Aitteon's cousin) may or may not be a son of the preceding. He lived at Lewiston. | ||
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| + | Mitchel Stanislaus, killed on the drive by a pick handspike | ||
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"Well, Mrs Hardy will give you all the candles you need" "Hardy, me wan' get it fo 'pens" "What for?" "My wife she broke it his ring" "Well, I'll pay for the ring" But there were innumerable more excuses in the hope of getting money for a drink.
He was an old man when he died, a man of very placid disposition and never combative but persistent.
John Stanislaus [underlined] also came from away.
Steve Stanislaus [underlined] (Joe Aitteon's cousin) may or may not be a son of the preceding. He lived at Lewiston.
Mitchel Stanislaus, killed on the drive by a pick handspike