“Because in the first place, the ho

“Because in the first place, the horse was gained by fraud. And in the second place, both of you might have been seriously injured or even killed.” He broke off their stare and spoke to himself more than to any of them: “And if I’d done it, you would’ve beaten me good for it.”
“Pardon?” The old lady had not heard him; only Chig had heard.
Chig’s Father sat up straight as if preparing to debate. “I said that if I had done just exactly what GL did, you would have beaten me good for it, Mama.” He was looking at her again.
“Why you say that, son?” She was leaning toward him.
“Don’t you know? Tell the truth. It can’t hurt me now.” His voice cracked, but only once. “If GL and I did something wrong, you’d beat me first and then be too tired to beat him. At dinner, he’s always get seconds and I wouldn’t. You’d do things with him, like ride in that buggy, but if I wanted you to do something with me, you were always too busy.” He paused and considered whether to say what he finally did say: “I cried all the way up to Knoxville. That was the last time I ever cried in my life.”

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"Because in the first place, the horse was gained by fraud. And in the second place, both of you might have been seriously injured or even killed." He broke off their stare and spoke to himself more than to any of them: "If And I d' done it, you would' ve beaten me good for it."
"Pardon The?" old lady had not heard him; only Chig had heard.
Chig' s Father sat up straight as if preparing to debate. "I I said that if had just done exactly what GL did, you would have beaten me good for it, Mama." He was looking at her again. "
Why you say that, son?" She was leaning toward him. "
T Don' you know the truth? Tell. It can' T hurt me now." His cracked voice, but only once." If GL I and did something wrong,You' D beat me first and then be too tired to beat him. At dinner, he' s always get seconds and I wouldn' T.You' D do things with him, like in that buggy ride, but if you I wanted to do something with me, you were always too busy." He paused and considered whether to finally say what he did say: "I cried all the way up to Knoxville.That I was the last time ever cried in my life."