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another one Sabbath, picked up an unripe persimmon & bite it, his lips, which never met before, were drawn to a focus & his breath was quicker & stronger for his fear:

    "Law, Joe, if I don't word scratched out late tardy? -- You're a whistling a Sone-dy? --
   "Whistle the Devil" cried the terrified boy, "I'm pye-zin!"
    phrases of Tennessee -- cavorting, for curvetting? -- Hooshieroon. for Country People --

Gostering, is synonimous with splurge, cutting up turf, beginning to feel your oats, beginning to feel your keeping.

    Speaking of distance -- pretty good long stretch -- of time -- Right Smart along in the day --