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Thankful’s Inheritance

CHAPTER VI
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He wa'n't overanxious to have her do it, but that didn't make any difference.

One of her pet bugaboos was that, now her brother was well-off--'cordin' to her idea of well-offness--some designin' woman or other would marry him for his money.

Down she come, first train, and she's been all hands and the cook, yes, and paymaster--with Kenelm a sort of steerage passenger, ever since.

She keeps watch over him same as the sewin' circle does over the minister's wife, and it's 'No Anchorage for Females' around that house, I can tell you.
"Another of her special despisin's--next to old maids and young widows--used to be tobacco smoke.

We had a revival preacher in East Wellmouth that first winter and he stirred up things like a stick in a mudhole.


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