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Keziah Coffin

CHAPTER XI
19/52

She's got a spine in her back, as the feller said, and ain't feelin' good, so I told her I'd come and stay a little spell.

S'pose you can get along to-morrow without me ?" "Betsy E." was Mrs.Poundberry's second cousin, an elderly spinster living alone in a little house near the salt works.

Grace assured her questioner that she could attend to the house and the meals during the following day, longer if the troublesome "spine" needed company.

Mrs.
Poundberry sighed, groaned, and shook her head.
"I shan't stay no longer," she affirmed; "not if Betsy's all over spines, like one of them Mexican cactus plants.

No, marm, my place is right here and I know it.


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