Barry Pain

“ Something must be done to stem this furious tide of flirtation. One does not dispute the man's temptations; if her eyes are like the sparkling waters of the Ohio, of course, being a man, he should be impressed by it. ”

“ He is proud of it; yet I could teach a child to pronounce as badly as that. He calls his wife "honey"; if she were a lady, she would resent it, but she never does. No, I am tired of the negro of song. I never liked him, and now much iteration has made me mad. Therefore, I bid him to go away. The world is large; there is a land beyond England, the geographies tell us. ”

“ The negro of song is always musical. Yet does he express a wish to attend the next Richter concert? Never. He wants to hear the baby's tumming down in his good old home. That it all that he wants. On one occasion he tells us to hang up the shovel and the hoe. We can believe that; the sentimentalist never does a decent day's work if he can help it. ”

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