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"
Well
,
the
rules
here
are
that
your
wife
or
your
friends
kin
come
to
see
you
once
in
three
months
,
and
your
lawyer
--
you
got
ta
lawyer
hai
n't
yuh
?
"
"
Yes
,
sir
,
"
replied
Cowperwood
,
amused
.
"
Well
,
he
kin
come
every
week
or
so
if
he
likes
--
every
day
,
I
guess
--
there
hai
n't
no
rules
about
lawyers
.
But
you
kin
only
write
one
letter
once
in
three
months
yourself
,
an
'
if
you
want
anything
like
tobaccer
or
the
like
o
'
that
,
from
the
store-room
,
you
got
ta
sign
an
order
for
it
,
if
you
got
any
money
with
the
warden
,
an
'
then
I
can
git
it
for
you
.
"
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The
old
man
was
really
above
taking
small
tips
in
the
shape
of
money
.
He
was
a
hold-over
from
a
much
more
severe
and
honest
regime
,
but
subsequent
presents
or
constant
flattery
were
not
amiss
in
making
him
kindly
and
generous
.
Cowperwood
read
him
accurately
.
"
Very
well
,
Mr.
Chapin
;
I
understand
,
"
he
said
,
getting
up
as
the
old
man
did
.
"
Then
when
you
have
been
here
two
weeks
,
"
added
Chapin
,
rather
ruminatively
(
he
had
forgot
to
state
this
to
Cowperwood
before
)
,
"
the
warden
'
ll
come
and
git
yuh
and
give
yuh
yer
regular
cell
summers
down-stairs
.
Yuh
kin
make
up
yer
mind
by
that
time
what
y'
u
'd
like
tuh
do
,
what
y'
u
'd
like
to
work
at
.
If
you
behave
yourself
proper
,
more
'n
like
they
'll
give
yuh
a
cell
with
a
yard
.
Yuh
never
can
tell
.
"
He
went
out
,
locking
the
door
with
a
solemn
click
;
and
Cowperwood
stood
there
,
a
little
more
depressed
than
he
had
been
,
because
of
this
latest
intelligence
.
Only
two
weeks
,
and
then
he
would
be
transferred
from
this
kindly
old
man
's
care
to
another
's
,
whom
he
did
not
know
and
with
whom
he
might
not
fare
so
well
.
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"
If
ever
you
want
me
for
anything
--
if
ye
're
sick
or
sumpin
'
like
that
,
"
Chapin
now
returned
to
say
,
after
he
had
walked
a
few
paces
away
,
"
we
have
a
signal
here
of
our
own
.
Just
hang
your
towel
out
through
these
here
bars
.
I
'll
see
it
,
and
I
'll
stop
and
find
out
what
yuh
want
,
when
I
'm
passin
'
.
"
Cowperwood
,
whose
spirits
had
sunk
,
revived
for
the
moment
.
"
Yes
,
sir
,
"
he
replied
;
"
thank
you
,
Mr.
Chapin
.
"