Then she laughed.

"It was the same with Annie and me--we only had the one pan.

Yours is much larger than ours was.

I always helped with the dishes." "That's fine," said he.

"Do you know, that's the part of keeping house I always hated more'n anything else, just washing dishes." "I almost always did that for Annie and me," said Mary Warren, feeling out with her hands gently and trying to arrange the battered earthenware upon the table.
"Now," said Sim Gage, "I reckon I'd better get them new blankets in and make up that bed.