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Indignantly I replied: “Go to the devil—you have not money enough—there is not money enough in the universe—to buy an hour of my season’s loaf.
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gutenberg.orgIndignantly I replied: “Go to the devil—you have not money enough—there is not money enough in the universe—to buy an hour of my season’s loaf.
Watterson passionately rejects an offer, asserting the value of his time and work.
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