g in the chairs.

    room.  of a bottle and o get  o be anxious about Bubber. It hing else.

    t Bubber!quot; said Etta.

    tm so go out of ter this, hazel said.

    Etta and  into the door.

    Bill   to talk ood around in t  it over by herself.

    steps stopped. It e, s not like t fooling   off by accident. Everybody e aim.’

    I wonder when well hear from Mrs. ilson, her Mama said.

    ■ell y, all right!’

    I reckon we will.’

    No t  porc in t nobody liger  on and stood  over to keep  Bubber sitting out in tree  o worry some.  Baby.

    Mick, cant you t be?her Dad asked.

    he neighborhood, I reckon.’

    y beer bottle in  on o come ter. Ive never laid a nt be scared of me.’

    S until an  time y sorry for w  Bubber and make him learn.

    After a  in telepo tal to see es Mrs. ilson called back. Sed to alk o the house.

    ill  room like a blind man. tles of beer. t all c side of tgage. But t   all.’

    Suddenly Mick t about sometry Bubber in court and put him in a childrens jail.

    Maybe Mrs. ilson o

    Bubber. Sed to go out to tree  a ell  to tle and smart. S tried to send t kid out of ted to kiss e him because she loved him so much.

    But s miss anytes and so kno and tell Bubber t all to him.

    A ten-cent tajdcab drove up to ted on t porc and scared. Mrs. ilson got out of taxi er Brannon. Seetogeteps. t into t room and ser tood in tta and  out of it.

    Ive come to talk over all th you,