The Women Who Make Our Novels
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Two years ago I delivered the Fourth of July oration here, and if, when there is no minister of any sort here, as fre- quently happens, I go and ring the church bell, they will come in to hear me in the most natural manner.
When I go out of this valley (Owens) to attend or to talk to large educational gatherings I ride 130 miles in the stage across the desert to Mojave, and the driyer lets me hold the lines. Once when he said the water of Mojave made him sick, I put him inside and took the stag...e in from Red Rock to Coyote Holes. The other passengers who were a barber with a wooden leg, and a Londoner, head of a mining syndicate, took care of my baby. You see I was the only one who knew how to drive four horses.
For a long time before I came to Independence, I lived in Lone Pine where the population is two-thirds Digitized by VjOOQIC i68 THE WOMEN WHO MAKE OUR NOVELS Mexican and there gained the knowledge of their character which informs many of my stories. I should say that my husband who is Register of the U.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Two years ago I delivered the Fourth of July oration here, and if, when there is no minister of any sort here, as fre- quently happens, I go and ring the church bell, they will come in to hear me in the most natural manner.
When I go out of this valley (Owens) to attend or to talk to large educational gatherings I ride 130 miles in the stage across the desert to Mojave, and the driyer lets me hold the lines. Once when he said the water of Mojave made him sick, I put him inside and took the stag...e in from Red Rock to Coyote Holes. The other passengers who were a barber with a wooden leg, and a Londoner, head of a mining syndicate, took care of my baby. You see I was the only one who knew how to drive four horses.
For a long time before I came to Independence, I lived in Lone Pine where the population is two-thirds Digitized by VjOOQIC i68 THE WOMEN WHO MAKE OUR NOVELS Mexican and there gained the knowledge of their character which informs many of my stories. I should say that my husband who is Register of the U.
What to read after The Women Who Make Our Novels?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Overton Grant Martin to read onlineMoreLess
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