Ogden, Ruth, 1853-1927 · New York : E.P. Dutton ; London : Ernest Nister · leaf 30
t, faithful andconscientious to the last degree.Every morning he would driveover in his old buggy from hislittle farm in the Raritan Valley,in abundant time to begin workon the minute of seven, and notuntil the minute of six would helay aside spade or rake and turnhis steps to his old horse tied… … 28 TATTINE. still more than content with it, notwithstanding his back wasbowed with days work, month in and month out, everspade and hoe. And so Tattine was fond of Patrick forwhat, child though she was, she knew him to be, andthey spent many a delightful hour in each others com-pany. Patrick, said…
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