[BAH-Estrecho] to relate it to them, they were sleepy enough to believe the

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Aitland to the sitting-room chamber. For the girl's marked resemblance
to a boy he had known and taken fishing many a time, he was inclined to
like her; but because of the probable altered household life, and her
swift perception of his whimsies, equally inclined to dislike; and he
shifted the straw from one side of his mouth to the other, reflecting:
"Well, it's more'n likely she an' Eunice won't gee. Eunice has raised
six seven of her folkses' childern, an' I 'lowed she'd got done; but
there ain't no accountin' for silly women--silly women. Get out, there,
you! Strange that a body can't leave a gate open a single minute here in
Marsden village, without somebody's stray cattle trespassin'. Get out, I
say!" The plump white cow, which had obtruded its nose through the
gateway, calmly withdrew it and proceeded on its way undisturbed by
Moses' frantic gestures. Miss Maitland's was not the only dooryard in
the village where grass was still abundant, and Whitey knew it. "That's
old Mis' Sturtevant's critter again! She's no right to turn it loose to
feed along the street, that-a-way. Course, she's set Monty to watch, an'
he's gone off a-f
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