[The Story of an African Farm by (AKA Ralph Iron) Olive Schreiner]@TWC D-Link bookThe Story of an African Farm CHAPTER 2 49/59
But he only found a larger pair; and then tried to force the shoes, oh, so tenderly, on to her little feet. "There," she said, looking down at them when they were on, with the delight of a small child over its first shoes, "I could walk far now. How nice it looks!" "No," she said, seeing the soft gown he had prepared for her, "I will not put that on.
Get one of my white dresses--the one with the pink bows.
I do not even want to think I have been ill.
It is thinking and thinking of things that makes them real," she said.
"When you draw your mind together, and resolve that a thing shall not be, it gives way before you; it is not.
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