(1993 July, Rueping memoirs)
My father never looked at another woman all those years [when Minnie was sick], but at night he would go to Taychedah and have a beer and talk with pals. There was an old man who used to say to a spinster passing the saloon on her way home, "I know ya, Mag. With you little red petticoat. I knew ya Mag, years ago - I knew ya." And she would hurry past as fast as she could walk. And the men would all laugh, of course, at the window or outside.
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