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A week later Jim Halloween stopped with a bit of news at Bottom's Ordinary, where old Adam Doolittle dozed under the mulberry tree in a rush chair which had been brought over in his son's oxcart.
"Have you all heard that our Mr. Mullen has accepted a call to larger fields? " he inquired, "an' that Judy Revercomb has gone clean daft because he's going to leave us?"