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Rolf Catches a Coon and Finds a Friend.
Aunt Prue, sharp-eyed and red-nosed, was actually shy at first, but all formality vanished as Rolf was taught the mysteries of pig-feeding, hen-feeding, calf-feeding, cow-milking, and launched by list only in a vast number of duties familiar to him from his babyhood.

What a list there was.

An outsider might have wondered if Aunt Prue was saving anything for herself, but Rolf was used to toil.

He worked without ceasing and did his best, only to learn in time that the best could win no praise, only avert punishment.