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The Daughter of Anderson Crow

CHAPTER IX
7/13

She don't belong in no jim-crow town like this.

Doggone, Eva, I hate to see 'er go!" There was such a wail of bitterness in the old constable's remark that Mrs.Crow felt the tears start to her own eyes.

It was the girl they both wanted, after all--not the money.

Rosalie, coming home with her party some time afterward, found the old couple still seated on the porch.

The young people could not conceal their surprise.
"Counting the stars, pop ?" asked Edna Crow.
"He's waiting for the eclipse," bawled noisy Ed Higgins, the grocer's clerk.


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