Unless there was somethin' else you'd ruther I'd do to-day.

If there was I could do this to-morrer." "To-morrow would have one advantage: there would be more to rake then.
However, judging by Dorinda's temper this morning, I think, perhaps, you had better do it to-day." "What's Dorindy doin' ?" "She is dusting the dining-room." "I'll bet you! And she dusted it yesterday and the day afore.

Do you know--" Lute sat down again on the bench--"sometimes I get real worried about her." "No! Do you ?" "Yes, I do.

I think she works too hard.

Seems's if sometimes it had kind of struck to her brains--work, I mean.