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The Prairie Wife 64Friday the Twenty-eighth

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The Prairie Wife 64

Friday the Twenty-eighth

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The weather is still very dry. But Dinky-Dunk feels sure it will not affect his crop. He says the filaments of a wheat-plant will go almost two feet deep in search for moisture. Yesterday Percy appeared in a flannel shirt, and without his glasses. I think he is secretly practising calisthenics. He said he was going to cut out this afternoon tea, because it doesn't seem to fit in with prairie life. I fancy I see the re-barbarianizing influence of Olga at work on Percival Benson Woodhouse. Either Dinky-Dunk or Olie, I find, has hidden my saddle!

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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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The Prairie Wife 65

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