The farmer is a poor man but he has five or six cows and he sells their milk in Hatton.

I want to secure it all." "Is that fair to the rest of his customers ?" asked Jane, with an air of righteous consistency.
"I do not know," was the answer.

"I never asked myself.

I think it is fair to get it for babies who cannot bargain for their milk--the people they take it from can speak for themselves." They found Brent's Farm to be a rough, roomy stone cottage on the roadside.

There was some pasture land at the back of the house and some cows feeding on it.