But me once talking of getting married to Charlie Dorenwald! I should admire to see him, me handy to a flat iron." "But, Annie, I'd die if it wasn't for some one to help me all the time.
Some pay for that with money.

How can I pay for it at all?
Tell me, Annie." She turned suddenly.

"If I--if I could get my eyesight back again, what ought I to do ?" "I wouldn't talk about that, Sis, if I was you.

But just wait, there's some one coming--it's him." Mary could hear Sim Gage's rapid step as he came around to the door, pausing no more than to throw down his horse's bridle over its head.
Sim Gage was excited.

"Where's the Doc ?--he been here this morning ?" "He went away less than an hour ago," replied Mary Gage.