| Summary: | rubber n I danced an' I got on the rubbers an' took off home. And they asked me to dance again. Certainly I didn't dance just like I should but when I stood up an' went haulin' off the. .the rubber my brother-in-law said,"I knows ya now!" he said, "it's not my first time to see you haulin' off your rubbers!" He said, "If you didn't not go to haul off the rubber I'd never know ya. 'Cause," he said, "I knew you the very way you stood up to haul . . . pull off your overshoes." Yes J. D. A. WIDDOWSON Used I and Sup Used I and Sup 2 Not used
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