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Then , when 't was over , he stopped in the church entry to load up his pipe , and walked home with his sister , blowin ' rings and scratchin ' matches and talkin ' loud about how fine the sermon was . He talked all next day about that sermon ; said he 'd go every night if they 'd let you smoke in there . `` So Hannah was set back a couple of rows , but she wa 'n' t discouraged -- not by a forty fathom . She got after her brother mornin ' , noon and night about the smokin ' habit . The most provokin ' part of it , so she said , was that he always agreed with her . `` ` It 's ruinin ' your health , ' she 'd say . `` ` Yes , ' says Kenelm , lookin ' solemn , ` I cal ` late that 's so .