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Presently the United States mail arrived, on horseback. There was but one letter, and it was for the postmaster. The long-legged youth who carried the mail tarried an hour to talk, for there was no hurry and in a little while the male population of the village had assembled to help. As a general thing, they were dressed in homespun &#8220jeans,&#8221 blue or yellow&#8212here were no other varieties of it all wore one suspender and sometimes two&#8212yarn ones knitted at home,&#8212ome wore vests, but few wore coats. Such coats and vests as did appear, however, were rather picturesque than otherwise, for they were made of tolerably fanciful patterns of calico&#8212a fashion which prevails thereto this day among those of the community who have tastes above the common level and are able to afford style. Every individual arrived with his hands in his pockets a hand came out occasionally for a purpose, but it always went back again after service and if it was the head that was served, just the cant that the dilapidated straw hat got by being uplifted and rooted under, was retained until the next call altered the inclination many hats were present, but none were erect and no two were canted just alike. We are speaking impartially of men, youths and boys.- Taken from The Gilded Age: A Tale of Today written by Mark Twain and Charles Dudley Warner

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