20. “They waked me up at the dead hour of 41 midnite” 21. “That very sheet of paper” 45 22. Congressman Richer 46 23. “Jobe works and sweats” 47 24. Ornamental tailpiece 48 25. “Jobe and me both sot down and cried” 50 26. “Started for town bright and airly” 54 27. “Jobe and me counted up how much we had” 57 28. “That nite I put another patch on his 62 pants” 29. “He explained to Mr. Jones” 63 30. Ornamental tailpiece 64 31. Ornamental tailpiece 68 32. “Peekin through a crack” 70 33. “Jist a layin it off with his hands” 71 34. “‘Mistur Court, Gaskins is here’” 74 35. “‘I ’bject’” 76 36. “‘I want to prove to you, Mistur Judge’” 79 37. “‘This is the law, whether it is justice 81 or not’” 38. “Jobe and me sot there dazed like” 82 39. Aunt Jane 84 40. “He would call him ‘Billy,’ in honor of 85 the next president” 41. “Before Jobe could git up, William hit 86 him agin” 42. Ornamental tailpiece 88 43. “He would rather pay seven per cent. 90 than six, in order to support a sound money basis” 44. “‘Law or no law,’ says I” 91 45. “‘Payin it in gold to keep your party in 92 power is up-hill bizness’” 46. “‘John Sherman is the greatest financier 95 on airth’” 47. Ornamental tailpiece 96 48. “‘Now, Betsy, you see what kind of a 98 party you belong to’” 49. “So I went to work and cut out the 100 headin” 50. “‘It is all over, Betsy,’ says he” 101 51. “That nite he slept in the barn” 103 52. “‘Jobe Gaskins, you make another move!’” 105 53. “‘Are you mad, Betsy?’ says he” 108 54. “Jobe was on his knees in the middle of 113 the bed” 55. “A strait, influential, leadin 115 Republican officeholder” 56. “Lots of fellers jist like him” 116