[Laddie by Gene Stratton Porter]@TWC D-Link bookLaddie CHAPTER X 44/66
I begged to be loose, an' he wouldn't listen, so I got a clean face, only three little scars, an' they ain't deep to speak of.
He says he looks like a piece of side meat, but say! they ain't nothin' the matter with his looks to me! "The nuss man never did come, but the county doctor passed things in the winder, till I was over the worst, an' Josiah sent for a preacher an' he married us through the winder--I got the writin's to show, all framed an' proper.
Josiah said he'd see I got all they was in it long that line, anyway.
When I was well, hanged if he didn't perdooce a wad from his clothes before they burnt 'em, an' he got us new things to wear, an' a horse, an' wagon, an' we driv away here where we thought we could start right, an' after we had the land, an' built the cabin, an' jest as happy as heart could wish, long come a man I'd made mad once, an' he tole everythin' up and down.
Josiah was good about it.
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