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    t is confusion. Miss Amelia en before to t  tionless. Marvin Macy stood over  popeyed, but smiling ened about  ed to glory  any rate  of teps. Someone poured er on Miss Amelia, and after a time s up sloing at  of ing,  fist toget times on top of ill. Stumpy MacPepped forhe door.

    t, and one by one t tied, automobiles cranked, and ty City roamed off do. t a figo alk about after o for t every room was lig long.

    Marvin Macy and t  to a they did:

    te cabinet of curios and took everyt.

    the mechanical piano.

    terrible ables.

    tc opened in to sure of a erfall and took t also.

    tche jars of preserves.

    t out in tely ill, ruining tting fire to tself.

    te food, grits  o kill off ty, and placed temptingly on ter.

    t actually breaking into tayed t. t off togethem.

    t ooen as not be kindly if to clear up t Miss Amelia only looked at t crossed eyes and sumpy MacPo buy a plug of Queenie tobacco, and Miss Amelia said to be  sort of a café is t? Also, sor. In all tor. Sients soul, taking aobacco, and so fort ient never to eat fried ermelon or some suc o a person to  in t place. Nooring s t to die outrigo tc no one in  mind .

    Miss Amelia let  urning gray.  muscles of il s  eac to exctle glance of grief and lonely recognition. S pleasant to listen to; ongue erribly.

    ioned t;o   to t!quot; But it  so muc errible, but t its old vigor; t used to ion quot;t loom-fixer I o,quot; or some ot, and sad as the ch