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were always pleased to see him coming where they were. Whtn he would arrive at any place where [[word scratched out]] a number of them were assembled around their bottle, they would call out to him "My friend, my friend, lt us drink whiskey together."     
were always pleased to see him coming where they were. When he would arrive at any place where [[word scratched out]] a number of them were assembled around their bottle, they would call out to him "My friend, my friend, let us drink whiskey together."     
       // Here the Indians gave a sort of joyous, but silent smile. //
       // Here the Indians gave a sort of joyous, but silent smile. //
       But at that time, he [[two words scratched out]] drank [[word scratched out]] only water; though he would, when this invited, always go & fetch a quart bottle of whiskey, and give it to his friends and then retire and let them drink it by themselves. He went on thus for a long while, but was at length tempted now & then to taste a little with his friends; __ and soon, a little more, until at last, he would often get tipsy with his friends, [[words scratched out]] whereupon his friends increased upon him so fast, that instead of a bottle, he would have to bring a three gallon keg for their supply, and he would make them all drink with him, until the keg was empty.
       But at that time, he [[two words scratched out]] drank [[word scratched out]] only water; though he would, when thus invited, always go & fetch a quart bottle of whiskey, and give it to his friends and then retire and let them drink it by themselves. He went on thus for a long while, but was at length tempted now & then to taste a little with his friends; __ and soon, a little more, until at last, he would often get tipsy with his friends, [[words scratched out]] whereupon his friends increased upon him so fast, that instead of a bottle, he would have to bring a three gallon keg for their supply, and he would make them all drink with him, until the keg was empty.
       "The Indians were greatly amused with this paragraph ___ //
       "The Indians were greatly amused with this paragraph ___ //
       And on these occasions he would very good naturedly enter
       And on these occasions he would very good naturedly enter

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were always pleased to see him coming where they were. When he would arrive at any place where word scratched out a number of them were assembled around their bottle, they would call out to him "My friend, my friend, let us drink whiskey together."

      // Here the Indians gave a sort of joyous, but silent smile. //
      But at that time, he two words scratched out drank word scratched out only water; though he would, when thus invited, always go & fetch a quart bottle of whiskey, and give it to his friends and then retire and let them drink it by themselves. He went on thus for a long while, but was at length tempted now & then to taste a little with his friends; __ and soon, a little more, until at last, he would often get tipsy with his friends, words scratched out whereupon his friends increased upon him so fast, that instead of a bottle, he would have to bring a three gallon keg for their supply, and he would make them all drink with him, until the keg was empty.
      "The Indians were greatly amused with this paragraph ___ //
     And on these occasions he would very good naturedly enter