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Updated: May 20, 2025
"I've et horse an' mule an' dog," said he, "an' wolf, wil'cat an' skunk, an' perrairy dog an' snake an' most ever'thing else that wears a hide, but I never could eat Sioux. But to-morrer we'll have ribs in camp. I've seed the buffler, an' we own this side the river now." Molly Wingate sat on a bed roll near by, knitting as calmly as though at home, but filled with wrath.
"I'll git some milk," he shouted, running into the buttery. The baby thrust the cup away, and it fell noisily, the milk streaming over a new rag carpet. "It's sick; I'm sure it's sick," said Miss Letitia, her voice trembling. "S'mantha, can't you do something?" Miss S'mantha calmed herself a little and drew near. "Jes' like a wil'cat," said Tunk, thoughtfully.
Others were tying four men together with rope. Their weapons were lying in a little heap near by. One of the British was saying that Sir Charles Gravleigh had sent for them to ride after the coach. "Jerushy Jane Pepper!" said the man D'ri. "Never see no sech wil'cat uv a woman es thet air." I looked down at my gown; I felt of my hat, now hanging over one ear. Sure enough, I was a woman.
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