Minnie's Sacrifice by Frances Ellen Watkins Harper
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"Niagara?" "Been there twice." "A pedestrian tour to the White Mountains?" "Haven't got energy enough." "What will you do?" "Stay at home and fight mosquitoes." "Very pleasant employment. I don't envy you, but I can tell you something better than that." "What is it?" said his companion, yawning. "Come, go home with me." "Go home with you! Where is that, and what is the attraction?" "Well, let me see, it is situated in one of the most beautiful valleys of Western Pennsylvania, our village is environed by the most lovely hills, and nestling among the trees, with its simple churches and unpretending homes of quiet beauty and good taste, it is one of the most pleasant and picturesque places I ever saw. And, besides, as you love to hunt and fish, we have one of the finest streams of trout, and some of the most excellent game in the woods." |
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