Harper's Magazine 113 1906
Harper's Magazine 113 1906
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Mother set the wor^<^i^fJr^^V;^^oOgle 708 HARPER'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE. " I dunno but I'd ruthor have the wuth on't/' said Mrs. John C, as she had said many times before. "Well," agreed Ann, "I dunno but father would. lie wasn't doin' very well that year. I was a little mite of a thing then, an' I remember it all as if 'twaVt 'I GUESS THERE'S NGTHIN* ROUND HERB THAT'S WUSS'N MYSELF but yesterday. Father come in, an' he says : ' Well, I guess I've saved the judge a pretty good smash-up. That span o' colts run away down the river road.' "* Who's in the carriage?' says mother. * He drivin' himself?' * No/ says father. * He'd jest lifted Annie in, an' there was a paper blew along the road, an' they started.' * Annie V soys mother ; * that lit- tle mite? He don't deserve to have a child. Wliy, father,' says she, lookin' up over her glasses — mother had near- sighted eyes, — *your clo's are all tore oif o' you, an' there's your hand all bleedin'.' Father begun to wash himself up at the sink, an' while he stood there, in walked the judge.
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Mother set the wor^<^i^fJr^^V;^^oOgle 708 HARPER'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE. " I dunno but I'd ruthor have the wuth on't/' said Mrs. John C, as she had said many times before. "Well," agreed Ann, "I dunno but father would. lie wasn't doin' very well that year. I was a little mite of a thing then, an' I remember it all as if 'twaVt 'I GUESS THERE'S NGTHIN* ROUND HERB THAT'S WUSS'N MYSELF but yesterday. Father come in, an' he says : ' Well, I guess I've saved the judge a pretty good smash-up. That span o' colts run away down the river road.' "* Who's in the carriage?' says mother. * He drivin' himself?' * No/ says father. * He'd jest lifted Annie in, an' there was a paper blew along the road, an' they started.' * Annie V soys mother ; * that lit- tle mite? He don't deserve to have a child. Wliy, father,' says she, lookin' up over her glasses — mother had near- sighted eyes, — *your clo's are all tore oif o' you, an' there's your hand all bleedin'.' Father begun to wash himself up at the sink, an' while he stood there, in walked the judge.
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