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A Daughter of the Land

CHAPTER V
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They crossed the street, watered the horse at the stream, placed his food conveniently for him, and taking their lunch box, seated themselves on a grassy place on the bank and began eating.
"Wasn't that a pretty nice room ?" asked Adam.

"Didn't you kind of hate to give it up ?" "I haven't the slightest intention of giving it up," answered Kate.
"That woman is a skin-flint and I don't propose to let her beat me.

No doubt she was glad to get four-fifty last fall.

She's only trying to see if she can wring me for a dollar more.

If I have to board all next summer, I shall have to watch every penny, or I'll not come out even, let alone saving anything.


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