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A Daughter of the Land

CHAPTER XIV
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Withdraw it! Now move!" So they set Peter in the living room, cleaned Kate's room quickly, and moved in her bed.

By the time the Coroner arrived, the doctor was too busy to care what happened.

On oath he said a few words that he hoped would make life easier for Kate, and at the same time pass muster for truth; told the Coroner what witnesses to call; and gave an opinion as to Peter's condition.

He also added that he was sure Peter's family would be very glad he was to suffer no more, and then he went back to Kate who was suffering entirely too much for safety.

Then began a long vigil that ended at midnight with Kate barely alive and Sarah Nepple, the Walden mid-wife, trying to divide a scanty wardrobe between a pair of lusty twins..


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