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Wiggin, Kate Douglas Smith, 1856-1923

"Timothy's Quest A Story for Anybody, Young or Old, Who Cares to Read It"

That patch had an irresistible
pathos for a woman!
Samantha Ann Ripley never exactly knew what happened. Even the wisest of
down-East virgins has emotional lapses once in a while, and she
confessed afterwards that her heart riz right up inside of her like a
yeast cake. Mr. Berry, the postmaster, was in the back of the store
reading postal cards. Not a soul was in sight. She managed to get down
over the steps, though something with the strength of tarred ship-ropes
was drawing her back; and then, looking over her shoulder with her whole
brave, womanly heart in her swimming eyes, she put out her hand and
said, "Come along, Dave!"
And David straightway gat him up from the loafer's bench and went unto
Samantha gladly.
And they remembered not past unhappiness because of present joy; nor
that the chill of coming winter was in the air, because it was summer in
their hearts: and this is the eternal magic of love.



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