Medoline Selwyn's Work by Hattie E. Colter
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in an awed whisper said to me, "Don't the cars go all to smash
sometimes?" "Not many times," I tried to say reassuringly. "I wan't never in 'em afore, and wouldn't be now, only my son Dan'el's wife's took oncommon bad, and he thinks I can cure her." She remained quiet a while, and then somewhat reassured began to grow curious about her traveling companions. "Have you cum fur?" she asked. I explained that I had come a good many miles. "All alone?" "Only from New York." "Going fur?" "To Cavendish." "Did you say Cavendish?" "Yes." "Be you a furriner?" "No, I am English;" I felt my color rising as I answered. |
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