That's the 'Lizy Ann, and that there boy is Bije Jones, drivin the old spavin hoss.

You or'to hev _me_ somewhere in sight, cussin' the hands as I generally was, and May Jane on deck, hangin' her clothes to dry.

Could you manage that ?' Arthur thought he could, but suggested that Mrs.Peterkin might not like to be made so conspicuous.
'Possibly she will not like this drawing at all.

She may think it too suggestive of other days.' 'That's so,' Peterkin assented, a little sadly; 'and if she don't take to it, the old Harry can't make her.

She used to be the meekest of wives them days she dried her clothes on the 'Lizy Ann, but she don't knock under wuth a cent sense we riz in the world, and Ann Lizy is wus than her mother.