Eggs-act I r!" Mid Hutler, who
w evidently thinking oi eome
thhur else. 'I ?uppo you've klne
o Kalklateu on Maying nero mrw
year mor?"
Well, es. Fact 1 I think I c'n
buy the farm th; fall, it you'll give
me a reasonable fhow."
"Um m! What do you call a
reasonable tho ?"
'Wa4l; say a quarter doun ud
thrw yeArs time."
Butler looked at the hsge Uck
of wheat which filled the yard, over
fluttering
rasshoppers,
kets were
singing Innumerably. He smiled
in a peculiar way as he said, "Oh,
I won't be hard on yer. Rut what
did you exect to pay Vt the place?"
"Why, about what you offered It
for before, two thousand five ban
red, or possibly the three thousand Tobscco bw
dollars," he added quickly, a
sw the owner t-hake his head.
"This farm is worth five thousand
and five nundred dollars," baid Rut
ler, i.i a careless but decided voice.
"What!" almost shiieked the
astounded Haskins. "What' tha?
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