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"Woot every herb here we need--boneset and sassafras and Injun

physic and bark for the fever There ain't nothing you can naa care of our

children Huh! We've ot into a good country, where a woman could dry corn and put up

jell, and where a ain--plus is a blaht better to tie to than buffalo! You talk like you had to settle

Oregon!"

"Well, haven't I got to? So up his own

mind when he moves West Pap moved twice in Kentucky, once in Tennessee,

and then over to Missouri, after you and me was married and moved up

into Indiana, before we moved over into Illinois He said to me--and I

know it for the truth--he couldn't hardly tell who it was or what it was

hitched up the teaon stood,

front of the house, cover all on, plow hanging on behind, tar bucket

under the wagon, and dog and all All he had to do, pap said, was just

to climb up on the front seat and speak to the team My maw, she climb