And I presoom if she had had another, she would have named it King Ferdinand.

Though I hain't sure of this--you can't be postive certain of any such thing as this.
Besides it might have been born a girl onbeknown to her.
But I know that she never washed them children with anything but Casteel soap, and she talked sights and sights about Spain and things.
So I hearn from Uncle Jered Smith, who visited them while he wuz up on a tower through Maine, a-sellin' balsam of pine for the lungs.
Wall, Isabelle had a sort of a runnin' down, so Krit said.

He begged us to call him that--said that all his mates at school called him so.

He had been educated quite high.

Had been to deestrick school sights, and then to a 'Cademy and College.