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«
Yeah
?
Married
two
weeks
and
got
the
eye
?
Maybe
that
’
s
why
Curley
’
s
pants
is
full
of
ants
.
»
«
I
seen
her
give
Slim
the
eye
.
Slim
’
s
a
jerkline
skinner
.
Hell
of
a
nice
fella
.
Slim
don
’
t
need
to
wear
no
high
-
heeled
boots
on
a
grain
team
.
I
seen
her
give
Slim
the
eye
.
Curley
never
seen
it
.
An
’
I
seen
her
give
Carlson
the
eye
.
»
George
pretended
a
lack
of
interest
.
«
Looks
like
we
was
gonna
have
fun
.
»
The
swamper
stood
up
from
his
box
.
«
Know
what
I
think
?
»
George
did
not
answer
.
«
Well
,
I
think
Curley
’
s
married
.
.
.
a
tart
.
»
«
He
ain
’
t
the
first
,
"
said
George
.
«
There
’
s
plenty
done
that
.
»
The
old
man
moved
toward
the
door
,
and
his
ancient
dog
lifted
his
head
and
peered
about
,
and
then
got
painfully
to
his
feet
to
follow
.
«
I
gotta
be
settin
’
out
the
wash
basins
for
the
guys
.
The
teams
’
ll
be
in
before
long
.
You
guys
gonna
buck
barley
?
»
«
Yeah
.
»
«
You
won
’
t
tell
Curley
nothing
I
said
?
»
«
Hell
no
.
»
«
Well
,
you
look
her
over
,
mister
.
You
see
if
she
ain
’
t
a
tart
.
»
He
stepped
out
the
door
into
the
brilliant
sunshine
.
