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The Prairie Wife 78Tuesday the Eleventh

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The Prairie Wife 78

Tuesday the Eleventh

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Yesterday was so warm that I sat out in the sun and took an ozone-bath. I sat there, staring down at my boy, realizing that I was a mother. My boy--bone of my bone and flesh of my flesh! It's so hard to believe! And now I am one of the mystic chain, and no longer the idle link. I am a mother. And I'd give an arm if you and Chinkie and Scheming-Jack could see my boy, at this moment. He's like a rose-leaf and he's got six dimples, not counting his hands and feet--for I've found and kissed 'em all--on different parts of his blessed little body. Dinky-Dunk came back from Buckhorn yesterday with a lot of the foolishest things you ever clapped eyes on--a big cloth elephant that grunts when you pull its tail, a musical spinning-top, a high-chair, and a projecting lantern. They're for Dinky-Dink, of course. But it will be a week or two before he can manipulate the lantern!

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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 79

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