Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 398
h-eastYou get the morn-in sun and southern breeze. Some people dontknow what they re worth ; but I, whove livedhere all my life, know they re worth payin for.Again, you see, the ground slopes off to the creekyonder. That means good drainage. We donthave any malary here, and that fact is worth… … YOU DON T COME TO THE VOI RSELF, BUT TO MAKK I laughed as I said, I shall have one neigh-bor, it seems, to whom I can lend an umbrella.■ Then you 11 take the place ? Yes, if my wife is as well satisfied as 1 am. I 376 DRIVEN BACK TO EDEN. [March, want you to give me the refusal of it for one weekat…
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