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The Third Violet

CHAPTER XII
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The father is a regular farmer, you know.

He drives oxen.

Such language! You can really hear him miles away bellowing at those oxen.

And the girls are shy, half-wild things--oh, you have no idea! I saw one of them yesterday when we were out driving.

She dodged as we came along, for I suppose she was ashamed of her frock, poor child! And the mother--well, I wish you could see her! A little, old, dried-up thing.


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