The Hills of Hingham by Dallas Lore Sharp
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"If you are going--" She was speaking calmly. "Going where?" I replied, picking up the seed catalogues to make room for myself on the couch. "_Please_ look at this pumpkin! Think of what a jack-o'-lantern it would make for the boys! I am going to plant--" "You 'll be cold," she said, rising and drawing a steamer rug up over me; then laying the open magazine across my shoulders while giving the pillow a motherly pull, she added, with a sigh of contentment:-- "Perhaps, if it had n't been for me, you might have been a great success with pumpkins or pigs--I don't know." [Illustration: The Dustless-Duster] V THE DUSTLESS-DUSTER There are beaters, brooms and Bissell's Sweepers; there are dry-mops, turkey-wings, whisks, and vacuum-cleaners; there are--but no matter. Whatever other things there are, and however many of them in the closet, the whole dust-raising kit is incomplete without the Dustless-Duster. |
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