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The Prairie Wife 23Friday the Fifth

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The Prairie Wife 23

Friday the Fifth

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The weather has been bad all this week, but I've had a great deal of sewing to do, and for two days Dinky-Dunk stayed in and helped me fix up the shack. I made more book-shelves out of more old biscuit-boxes and my lord made a gun-rack for our fire-arms. Percival Benson rode over once, through the storm, and it took us half an hour to thaw him out. But he brought some books, and says he has four cases, altogether, and that we're welcome to all we wish. He stayed until noon the next day, this time sleeping in the annex, which Dinky-Dunk and I have papered, so that it looks quite presentable. But as yet there is no way of heating it. Our new neighbor, I imagine, is very lonesome.

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Stringer — The Prairie Wife (Arthur Stringer) (author lived 1874–1950). Public Domain. Arthur Stringer, The Prairie Wife; public domain in the US; text from Project Gutenberg #18875. Source

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