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By Jack Joseph Smith
Foxie went to Boy's Town Nebraska and we'd be walking along
and he'd say, "a bunch of barricks out in the wheet fields,
and just carr'in on like crazy."
By Jack Joseph Smith
Original Scan
AI Interpretation
The narrator recalls walking with Foxie and hearing him describe Boy's Town as barricks in wheet fields where people carried on like crazy.
Foxie gives a short account of the place through remembered speech. The spelling follows the typed page.
Three typed rows: Foxie remembers Boy's Town as 'a bunch of barricks out in the wheet fields, / and just carr'in on like crazy.'
The quoted speech gives Foxie a voice in a single remembered line.