The Modern Priscilla [partial] (October, 1907) (1907)
The Priscilla Publishing Company (Boston, Massachusetts) · leaf 4
t afford butcher’s meat. Anybody is welcome to know that we've lost the farm and Asa Fitch ain’t jectedly. a mite to blame. He couldn’t afford to let the farm “I guess I wouldn’t talk about it to Jo Liscomb, if be ate up by interest. It—it comes hard”—there was I was you,” said her mother. a slight… … see the house of God turned into a hair-dressing par- was as smart as he might have been it isn’t every lor! You know, he said ’twas wicked to mortgage man that leaves his wife a meet’ n house!” said Mrs. Chick, calmly. be a church.” s
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