[At the Foot of the Rainbow by Gene Stratton-Porter]@TWC D-Link bookAt the Foot of the Rainbow CHAPTER VI 34/44
The drops of perspiration raised on his forehead. Dannie sat down, and staring at him Jimmy saw that there were patches of white hair at his temples that had been brown a week before; his colorless face was sunken almost to the bone, and there was a peculiar twist about his mouth.
Jimmy's heart weighed heavily, his tongue stood still, and he was afraid to the marrow in his bones. "I think she will live," repeated Dannie.
"And about the suffering more, we will face that like men, and see what can be done about it. This makes three little graves on the hill, Jimmy, what do they mean to ye ?" "Domn bad luck," said Jimmy promptly. "Nothing more ?" asked Dannie.
"Na responsibility at all.
Ye are the father of those children.
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