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Jane Field

CHAPTER I
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I told Mr.Babcock this noon that I was goin' to git out somewheres this afternoon come what would.

I've been cooped up all the spring house-cleanin', an' now I'm goin' to git out.

I dun'no' when I've been anywhere.

I ain't been into Mandy's sence Christmas that I know of--I ain't been in to set down, anyway; an' I've been meanin' to run in an' see you all winter, Mis' Field." All the trace of confusion now left in Mrs.Babcock's manner was a weak volubility.
"It's about all anybody can do to do their housework, if they do it thorough," returned Mrs.Field.

"I s'pose you've been takin' up carpets ?" "Took up every carpet in the house.


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