Josiah, Hankering for Speculation and Neighbors, Repairs the old
House and Rents It to “a beautiful Family” from Zoar—Rumors
that They were Smoked out—Josiah Feels neat, and Loves to
Neighbor—So Do the Spinkses, Their Cow, and Their Hens—They
Borrow Feather Beds, Pantaloons, and Pork—Their Twin “Takes to
Him”—He Nurses the Twin, Sleeps with the Boys, Chases the Cow,
and Takes “solid Comfort”; but “Gets mad” at last, and
Meditates Murder—Summary Process—Adieu to the Spinkses 90-118