The Wit and Humor of America, Volume I. (of X.) by Various
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page 87 of 259 (33%)
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Corona found the good man at home, and in her most business-like manner
presented her points. "Got any plan in yer own head?" asked the builder, hearing her in silence. In silence Corona laid before him the paper which had cost her so much toil. It was headed in her clear black hand: PLAN FOR A SMALL BUT HAPPY HOME This was [Illustration: CORONA'S PLAN] "Well," said the builder, after a silence,--"well, I've seen worse." "Thank you," said Corona, faintly. "How does she set?" asked the builder. "Who set?" said Corona, a little wildly. She could think of nothing that set but hens. "Why, the house. Where's the points o' compass?" "I hadn't thought of those," said Corona. |
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