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George
stepped
over
and
threw
his
blankets
down
on
the
burlap
sack
of
straw
that
was
a
mattress
.
He
looked
into
his
box
shelf
and
then
picked
a
small
yellow
can
from
it
. "
Say
.
What
the
hell's
this
?"
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"
I
don't
know
,"
said
the
old
man
.
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"
Says
‘
positively
kills
lice
,
roaches
and
other
scourges
.'
What
the
hell
kind
of
bed
you
giving
us
,
anyways
.
We
don't
want
no
pants
rabbits
."
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The
old
swamper
shifted
his
broom
and
held
it
between
his
elbow
and
his
side
while
he
held
out
his
hand
for
the
can
.
He
studied
the
label
carefully
. "
Tell
you
what
–– "
he
said
finally
, "
last
guy
that
had
this
bed
was
a
blacksmith
––
hell
of
a
nice
fella
and
as
clean
a
guy
as
you
want
to
meet
.
Used
to
wash
his
hands
even
after
he
ate
."
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"
Then
how
come
he
got
graybacks
?"
George
was
working
up
a
slow
anger
.
Lennie
put
his
bindle
on
the
neighboring
bunk
and
sat
down
.
He
watched
George
with
open
mouth
.
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"
Tell
you
what
,"
said
the
old
swamper
. "
This
here
blacksmith
––
name
of
Whitey
––
was
the
kind
of
guy
that
would
put
that
stuff
around
even
if
there
wasn't
no
bugs
––
just
to
make
sure
,
see
?
Tell
you
what
he
used
to
do
––
At
meals
he'd
peel
his
boil
'
potatoes
,
an
'
he'd
take
out
ever
'
little
spot
,
no
matter
what
kind
,
before
he'd
eat
it
.
And
if
there
was
a
red
splotch
on
an
egg
,
he'd
scrape
it
off
.
Finally
quit
about
the
food
.
That's
the
kinda
guy
he
was
––
clean
.
Used
ta
dress
up
Sundays
even
when
he
wasn't
going
no
place
,
put
on
a
necktie
even
,
and
then
set
in
the
bunk
house
."
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