Short stories; United States -- Social life and customs -- Fiction
"Two of us grabbed holt of him by the arms and pulled him up on his
feet. He opened his eyes kind of dazed-like and looked around. Colonel
Bud, he done the talking.
"'Stony,' he says, not angry but real pitiful, in his tones, 'Stony, why
the name of Gawd didn't you git him drunk?'
"Stony, he sort of studied a minute. Then he says, slow and deliberate
and thick:
"'Drunk? Why, boys, I gozzom so drunk I couldn't see him.'
"And as we came on home, we all had to admit you couldn't git a man no
drunker than that, and live."
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