"Woe is Anse, Again"
Anse complains about how hard he has it. They get to Samson's and the bridge is out.
He then goes on into a 'Bible dialect' with "I am the chosen of the Lord, for so He loveth, so doeth He chastiseth..."
Why does Anse feel the need to be reflective, when he is so clearly ill-suited to it?
Then he makes himself feel better with the prospect of the false teeth.
Aside from being tremendously lazy, Anse is a martyr wannabe.
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