[Pembroke by Mary E. Wilkins Freeman]@TWC D-Link bookPembroke CHAPTER XI 14/69
Caleb dropped a pared apple noisily into the pan. "You'll dent that pan, father, if you fling the apples in that way," said Deborah.
She had a thick silver spoon, and she measured out a dose of the medicine for Ephraim.
She approached him, extending the spoon carefully.
"Open your mouth," commanded she. "Oh, mother, I don't want to take it!" "Open your mouth!" "Oh, mother--I don't--want to--ta-ke it!" "Now, sonny, I wouldn't mind takin' of it.
It's real good medicine that the doctor left you, an' father's payin' consid'able for it.
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