Part 1. by Mark Twain and Charles Dudley Warner]@TWC D-Link book Part 1. 3/8 A coffin stood upon two backless chairs. These neighbors had just finished disposing the body of a woman in it--a woman with a careworn, gentle face that had more the look of sleep about it than of death. An old lady motioned, toward the door and said to Hawkins in a whisper: "His mother, po' thing. Died of the fever, last night. Tha warn't no sich thing as saving of her. |