[A Daughter of the Land by Gene Stratton-Porter]@TWC D-Link bookA Daughter of the Land CHAPTER II 14/31
Adam, Jr., laid down his fork and stared at his wife in deep amazement.
Adam, 3d, stretched his hand farther toward his mother.
"Give me that dollar!" he cajoled. "Well, I am not concealing it in the sleeve of my garments," she said. "If I have one, it is reposing in my purse, in juxtaposition to the other articles that belong there, and if you receive it, it will be bestowed upon you when I deem the occasion suitable." Young Adam's fist came down with a smash.
"I get the dollar!" he triumphed.
"I TOLD you so! I KNEW she was going to say it! Ain't I a dandy mind reader though? But it is bully for you, Father, because of course, if Mother wouldn't let Kate have it, you'd HAVE to; but if you DID it might make trouble with your paternal land-grabber, and endanger your precious deed that you hope to get in the sweet by-and-by.
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