John Gray: A Kentucky Tale of the Olden TimeLippincott, 1892 - 218 pages |
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... of the Olden Time James Lane Allen. Vol. XLIX.— 46 SMITHERS. PHEBE ELLEN was doing up the supper-dishes at the. CONCENTRA TION. Before the Storm Robert Loveman 771 Being His Mother James Whitcomb Riley Concentration Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
... of the Olden Time James Lane Allen. Vol. XLIX.— 46 SMITHERS. PHEBE ELLEN was doing up the supper-dishes at the. CONCENTRA TION. Before the Storm Robert Loveman 771 Being His Mother James Whitcomb Riley Concentration Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
Page 722
... which she knew so little and had dreamed so much. "Wonder who that is?" she exclaimed, with a look of inquiry which comprehended both her mother and her father. " It's somebody knocking at the front door," she added,. 722 SMITHERS.
... which she knew so little and had dreamed so much. "Wonder who that is?" she exclaimed, with a look of inquiry which comprehended both her mother and her father. " It's somebody knocking at the front door," she added,. 722 SMITHERS.
Page 724
... ," suggested Phebe Ellen in a whisper to her father. " I don't know as we ought," said Mr. Boardman ; but he fetched a tin pan of water and set it before the tramp. " Take off yer boots and put yer feet in. 724 SMITHERS.
... ," suggested Phebe Ellen in a whisper to her father. " I don't know as we ought," said Mr. Boardman ; but he fetched a tin pan of water and set it before the tramp. " Take off yer boots and put yer feet in. 724 SMITHERS.
Page 725
... Smithers." " Quare name." " Yes, but he's a good 'un." And Harper Smithers stayed. All the rest of the winter he worked steadily, quietly, efficiently. The stock loved him and thrived under his care ; he sawed great piles of wood and ...
... Smithers." " Quare name." " Yes, but he's a good 'un." And Harper Smithers stayed. All the rest of the winter he worked steadily, quietly, efficiently. The stock loved him and thrived under his care ; he sawed great piles of wood and ...
Page 726
... Smithers was known as "Squire Boardman's tramp." He never went to church or to singing-school or to any of the social gatherings. Even when Phebe Ellen gave a candy-pulling he could not be induced to come out of his room, where he was ...
... Smithers was known as "Squire Boardman's tramp." He never went to church or to singing-school or to any of the social gatherings. Even when Phebe Ellen gave a candy-pulling he could not be induced to come out of his room, where he was ...
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