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Laddie

CHAPTER XIV
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I must give a concert simultaneous with this plowing performance, and I'm particular about the music, so I can't go too fast.

Also, I'll wrap the harness." "Goodness knows I'm not thinking about the horses," said mother.
"No, but if they turned up next Sunday, wind-broken, and with nice large patches of hair rubbed from their sides, you would be! If you were me, would you whistle, or vocalize to start on ?" Mother burst right out crying and laid her face all tear-wet against him.

Laddie kissed her, and wiped away the tears, teased her, and soon as he could he bolted from the east door; but I was closest, so I saw plainly that his eyes were wet too.

My soul and body! AND I HAD DONE IT! I might as well get it over.
"I showed Mr.Pryor the trinket," I said.
"How did you come to do that ?" asked father sternly.
"When he was talking with mother.

He told her Laddie would be 'wasted' farming----" "Wasted ?" "That's what he said.


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