"No, 'Manzo. It's your turn to carry it now, because you're the littlest." (Ch. 1) Who said it?
Mr. Corse
Mr. Webb
the cobbler
Royal
Father
French Joe
Mr. Thompson
Almanzo
Mother
Lazy John
Frank
the horse buyer
Eliza Jane
Mr. Paddock
the liveryman
Pierre
Big Bill Ritchie
Alice
Nick Brown
"Do you know I'm going home with you tonight? Yes, it's your father's turn." (Ch. 1) Who said it?
Mr. Corse
Mr. Webb
the cobbler
Royal
Father
French Joe
Mr. Thompson
Almanzo
Mother
Lazy John
Frank
the horse buyer
Eliza Jane
Mr. Paddock
the liveryman
Pierre
Big Bill Ritchie
Alice
Nick Brown
"If the teacher has to thrash you again, Royal, I'll give you a thrashing you'll remember." (Ch. 1) Who said it?
Mr. Corse
Mr. Webb
the cobbler
Royal
Father
French Joe
Mr. Thompson
Almanzo
Mother
Lazy John
Frank
the horse buyer
Eliza Jane
Mr. Paddock
the liveryman
Pierre
Big Bill Ritchie
Alice
Nick Brown
"Father, Big Bill Ritchie came to school today." (Ch. 2) Who said it?
Mr. Corse
Mr. Webb
the cobbler
Royal
Father
French Joe
Mr. Thompson
Almanzo
Mother
Lazy John
Frank
the horse buyer
Eliza Jane
Mr. Paddock
the liveryman
Pierre
Big Bill Ritchie
Alice
Nick Brown
"Leave that be, Almanzo. You'll spoil your supper." (Ch. 2) Who said it?
Mr. Corse
Mr. Webb
the cobbler
Royal
Father
French Joe
Mr. Thompson
Almanzo
Mother
Lazy John
Frank
the horse buyer
Eliza Jane
Mr. Paddock
the liveryman
Pierre
Big Bill Ritchie
Alice
Nick Brown
"Forty below zero, and it will be colder before morning." (Ch. 3) Who said it?
Mr. Corse
Mr. Webb
the cobbler
Royal
Father
French Joe
Mr. Thompson
Almanzo
Mother
Lazy John
Frank
the horse buyer
Eliza Jane
Mr. Paddock
the liveryman
Pierre
Big Bill Ritchie
Alice
Nick Brown
"Come on, boys!" (Ch. 4) Who said it?
Mr. Corse
Mr. Webb
the cobbler
Royal
Father
French Joe
Mr. Thompson
Almanzo
Mother
Lazy John
Frank
the horse buyer
Eliza Jane
Mr. Paddock
the liveryman
Pierre
Big Bill Ritchie
Alice
Nick Brown
"When I say, 'Giddap!' you must walk straight ahead." (Ch. 5) Who said it?
Mr. Corse
Mr. Webb
the cobbler
Royal
Father
French Joe
Mr. Thompson
Almanzo
Mother
Lazy John
Frank
the horse buyer
Eliza Jane
Mr. Paddock
the liveryman
Pierre
Big Bill Ritchie
Alice
Nick Brown
"She's about twenty inches thick." (Ch. 6) Who said it?
Mr. Corse
Mr. Webb
the cobbler
Royal
Father
French Joe
Mr. Thompson
Almanzo
Mother
Lazy John
Frank
the horse buyer
Eliza Jane
Mr. Paddock
the liveryman
Pierre
Big Bill Ritchie
Alice
Nick Brown
"What would you like best to eat?" (Ch. 6) Who said it?
Mr. Corse
Mr. Webb
the cobbler
Royal
Father
French Joe
Mr. Thompson
Almanzo
Mother
Lazy John
Frank
the horse buyer
Eliza Jane
Mr. Paddock
the liveryman
Pierre
Big Bill Ritchie
Alice
Nick Brown
"There! Run along with you to bed!" (Ch. 7) Who said it?
Mr. Corse
Mr. Webb
the cobbler
Royal
Father
French Joe
Mr. Thompson
Almanzo
Mother
Lazy John
Frank
the horse buyer
Eliza Jane
Mr. Paddock
the liveryman
Pierre
Big Bill Ritchie
Alice
Nick Brown
"Mercy on us! Eight o'clock! I must fly!" (Ch. 8) Who said it?
Mr. Corse
Mr. Webb
the cobbler
Royal
Father
French Joe
Mr. Thompson
Almanzo
Mother
Lazy John
Frank
the horse buyer
Eliza Jane
Mr. Paddock
the liveryman
Pierre
Big Bill Ritchie
Alice
Nick Brown
"Huh! they're not your horses! They're your father's horses. You haven't got a horse, nor even a colt." (Ch. 8) Who said it?
Mr. Corse
Mr. Webb
the cobbler
Royal
Father
French Joe
Mr. Thompson
Almanzo
Mother
Lazy John
Frank
the horse buyer
Eliza Jane
Mr. Paddock
the liveryman
Pierre
Big Bill Ritchie
Alice
Nick Brown
"Father, I can't go to school today, can I? If I don't work those calves, they will forget how to act." (Ch. 9) Who said it?
Mr. Corse
Mr. Webb
the cobbler
Royal
Father
French Joe
Mr. Thompson
Almanzo
Mother
Lazy John
Frank
the horse buyer
Eliza Jane
Mr. Paddock
the liveryman
Pierre
Big Bill Ritchie
Alice
Nick Brown
"Sacre bleu! I think you say you drive your calves. They not run away, eh?" (Ch. 9) Who said it?
Mr. Corse
Mr. Webb
the cobbler
Royal
Father
French Joe
Mr. Thompson
Almanzo
Mother
Lazy John
Frank
the horse buyer
Eliza Jane
Mr. Paddock
the liveryman
Pierre
Big Bill Ritchie
Alice
Nick Brown
"Oh, you've been eating wintergreen berries!" (Ch. 10) Who said it?
Mr. Corse
Mr. Webb
the cobbler
Royal
Father
French Joe
Mr. Thompson
Almanzo
Mother
Lazy John
Frank
the horse buyer
Eliza Jane
Mr. Paddock
the liveryman
Pierre
Big Bill Ritchie
Alice
Nick Brown
"Whistling girls and crowing hens Always come to some bad ends." (Ch. 11) Who said it?
Mr. Corse
Mr. Webb
the cobbler
Royal
Father
French Joe
Mr. Thompson
Almanzo
Mother
Lazy John
Frank
the horse buyer
Eliza Jane
Mr. Paddock
the liveryman
Pierre
Big Bill Ritchie
Alice
Nick Brown
"The tin-peddler's coming! The tin-peddler's coming!" (Ch. 12) Who said it?
Mr. Corse
Mr. Webb
the cobbler
Royal
Father
French Joe
Mr. Thompson
Almanzo
Mother
Lazy John
Frank
the horse buyer
Eliza Jane
Mr. Paddock
the liveryman
Pierre
Big Bill Ritchie
Alice
Nick Brown
"Over by Saranac, the New York buyers are looking for driving horses. One of them paid two hundred dollars apiece last week for a time not a mite better than these." (Ch. 12) Who said it?
Mr. Corse
Mr. Webb
the cobbler
Royal
Father
French Joe
Mr. Thompson
Almanzo
Mother
Lazy John
Frank
the horse buyer
Eliza Jane
Mr. Paddock
the liveryman
Pierre
Big Bill Ritchie
Alice
Nick Brown
"I don't see my way clear to pay that." (Ch. 13) Who said it?
Mr. Corse
Mr. Webb
the cobbler
Royal
Father
French Joe
Mr. Thompson
Almanzo
Mother
Lazy John
Frank
the horse buyer
Eliza Jane
Mr. Paddock
the liveryman
Pierre
Big Bill Ritchie
Alice
Nick Brown
"Now if you had soap in your wool, John, you'd be ready for shearing!" (Ch. 14) Who said it?
Mr. Corse
Mr. Webb
the cobbler
Royal
Father
French Joe
Mr. Thompson
Almanzo
Mother
Lazy John
Frank
the horse buyer
Eliza Jane
Mr. Paddock
the liveryman
Pierre
Big Bill Ritchie
Alice
Nick Brown
"There's the fleece! I've got it upstairs and you haven't sheared it! I beat you! I beat you!" (Ch. 14) Who said it?
Mr. Corse
Mr. Webb
the cobbler
Royal
Father
French Joe
Mr. Thompson
Almanzo
Mother
Lazy John
Frank
the horse buyer
Eliza Jane
Mr. Paddock
the liveryman
Pierre
Big Bill Ritchie
Alice
Nick Brown
"Boys, get up! Hurry! The corn's frozen!" (Ch. 15) Who said it?
Mr. Corse
Mr. Webb
the cobbler
Royal
Father
French Joe
Mr. Thompson
Almanzo
Mother
Lazy John
Frank
the horse buyer
Eliza Jane
Mr. Paddock
the liveryman
Pierre
Big Bill Ritchie
Alice
Nick Brown
"My father gave it to me. My father gives me a nickel every time I ask him." (Ch. 16) Who said it?
Mr. Corse
Mr. Webb
the cobbler
Royal
Father
French Joe
Mr. Thompson
Almanzo
Mother
Lazy John
Frank
the horse buyer
Eliza Jane
Mr. Paddock
the liveryman
Pierre
Big Bill Ritchie
Alice
Nick Brown
"The boy's too young, Wilder. You can't make a youngster understand that." (Ch. 16) Who said it?
Mr. Corse
Mr. Webb
the cobbler
Royal
Father
French Joe
Mr. Thompson
Almanzo
Mother
Lazy John
Frank
the horse buyer
Eliza Jane
Mr. Paddock
the liveryman
Pierre
Big Bill Ritchie
Alice
Nick Brown
And don't forget it was axes and plows that made this country" (Ch. 16) Who said it?
Mr. Corse
Mr. Webb
the cobbler
Royal
Father
French Joe
Mr. Thompson
Almanzo
Mother
Lazy John
Frank
the horse buyer
Eliza Jane
Mr. Paddock
the liveryman
Pierre
Big Bill Ritchie
Alice
Nick Brown
"What's the matter, son? Your eyes bigger than your stomach?" (Ch. 17) Who said it?
Mr. Corse
Mr. Webb
the cobbler
Royal
Father
French Joe
Mr. Thompson
Almanzo
Mother
Lazy John
Frank
the horse buyer
Eliza Jane
Mr. Paddock
the liveryman
Pierre
Big Bill Ritchie
Alice
Nick Brown
"Let me catch you in that pasture again and I'll whale the hide off you." (Ch. 18) Who said it?
Mr. Corse
Mr. Webb
the cobbler
Royal
Father
French Joe
Mr. Thompson
Almanzo
Mother
Lazy John
Frank
the horse buyer
Eliza Jane
Mr. Paddock
the liveryman
Pierre
Big Bill Ritchie
Alice
Nick Brown
"Yes. I got the scraps of wall-paper that were saved in the attic, and cut out the patch and put it on with flower-paste." (Ch. 18) Who said it?
Mr. Corse
Mr. Webb
the cobbler
Royal
Father
French Joe
Mr. Thompson
Almanzo
Mother
Lazy John
Frank
the horse buyer
Eliza Jane
Mr. Paddock
the liveryman
Pierre
Big Bill Ritchie
Alice
Nick Brown
"Ah! That puts heart into a man!" (Ch. 19) Who said it?
Mr. Corse
Mr. Webb
the cobbler
Royal
Father
French Joe
Mr. Thompson
Almanzo
Mother
Lazy John
Frank
the horse buyer
Eliza Jane
Mr. Paddock
the liveryman
Pierre
Big Bill Ritchie
Alice
Nick Brown
"This one's yours because you're hurt, and I'm not hungry, anyway not very hungry." (Ch. 20) Who said it?
Mr. Corse
Mr. Webb
the cobbler
Royal
Father
French Joe
Mr. Thompson
Almanzo
Mother
Lazy John
Frank
the horse buyer
Eliza Jane
Mr. Paddock
the liveryman
Pierre
Big Bill Ritchie
Alice
Nick Brown
"That's a fine pumpkin, Almanzo. Don't know as I ever saw a finer." (Ch. 21) Who said it?
Mr. Corse
Mr. Webb
the cobbler
Royal
Father
French Joe
Mr. Thompson
Almanzo
Mother
Lazy John
Frank
the horse buyer
Eliza Jane
Mr. Paddock
the liveryman
Pierre
Big Bill Ritchie
Alice
Nick Brown
"Poor man's fertilizer." (Ch. 22) Who said it?
Mr. Corse
Mr. Webb
the cobbler
Royal
Father
French Joe
Mr. Thompson
Almanzo
Mother
Lazy John
Frank
the horse buyer
Eliza Jane
Mr. Paddock
the liveryman
Pierre
Big Bill Ritchie
Alice
Nick Brown
"Well, this is a pretty time to be coming, I must say! Three weeks late, and my children as good as barefoot!" (Ch. 23) Who said it?
Mr. Corse
Mr. Webb
the cobbler
Royal
Father
French Joe
Mr. Thompson
Almanzo
Mother
Lazy John
Frank
the horse buyer
Eliza Jane
Mr. Paddock
the liveryman
Pierre
Big Bill Ritchie
Alice
Nick Brown
"Now that's a seam! You're feet won't get damp in my boots, even if you go wading in them." (Ch. 23) Who said it?
Mr. Corse
Mr. Webb
the cobbler
Royal
Father
French Joe
Mr. Thompson
Almanzo
Mother
Lazy John
Frank
the horse buyer
Eliza Jane
Mr. Paddock
the liveryman
Pierre
Big Bill Ritchie
Alice
Nick Brown
"Not even two blades of grass are the same. Everything is different from everything else, if you look at it." (Ch. 24) Who said it?
Mr. Corse
Mr. Webb
the cobbler
Royal
Father
French Joe
Mr. Thompson
Almanzo
Mother
Lazy John
Frank
the horse buyer
Eliza Jane
Mr. Paddock
the liveryman
Pierre
Big Bill Ritchie
Alice
Nick Brown
"You can depend on me. I'm big enough to take care of you all." (Ch. 25) Who said it?
Mr. Corse
Mr. Webb
the cobbler
Royal
Father
French Joe
Mr. Thompson
Almanzo
Mother
Lazy John
Frank
the horse buyer
Eliza Jane
Mr. Paddock
the liveryman
Pierre
Big Bill Ritchie
Alice
Nick Brown
"Merry Christmas, Father! Merry Christmas, Mother! It's - it's - thirty minutes to four, Father." (Ch. 26) Who said it?
Mr. Corse
Mr. Webb
the cobbler
Royal
Father
French Joe
Mr. Thompson
Almanzo
Mother
Lazy John
Frank
the horse buyer
Eliza Jane
Mr. Paddock
the liveryman
Pierre
Big Bill Ritchie
Alice
Nick Brown
"A farmer must know more figuring that that, son. You better go to school." (Ch. 27) Who said it?
Mr. Corse
Mr. Webb
the cobbler
Royal
Father
French Joe
Mr. Thompson
Almanzo
Mother
Lazy John
Frank
the horse buyer
Eliza Jane
Mr. Paddock
the liveryman
Pierre
Big Bill Ritchie
Alice
Nick Brown
"How much do you want for it?" (Ch. 28) Who said it?
Mr. Corse
Mr. Webb
the cobbler
Royal
Father
French Joe
Mr. Thompson
Almanzo
Mother
Lazy John
Frank
the horse buyer
Eliza Jane
Mr. Paddock
the liveryman
Pierre
Big Bill Ritchie
Alice
Nick Brown
"Well, this durn boy didn't steal any of it." (Ch. 28) Who said it?
Mr. Corse
Mr. Webb
the cobbler
Royal
Father
French Joe
Mr. Thompson
Almanzo
Mother
Lazy John
Frank
the horse buyer
Eliza Jane
Mr. Paddock
the liveryman
Pierre
Big Bill Ritchie
Alice
Nick Brown
"A pretty pass the world's coming to, if any man thinks it's a step up in the world to leave a good farm and go to town!" (Ch. 29) Who said it?
Mr. Corse
Mr. Webb
the cobbler
Royal
Father
French Joe
Mr. Thompson
Almanzo
Mother
Lazy John
Frank
the horse buyer
Eliza Jane
Mr. Paddock
the liveryman
Pierre
Big Bill Ritchie
Alice
Nick Brown