A Sheaf of Corn

by Mary E. Mann · language: en

She was a strong, wholesome-looking woman of three- or four-and-forty, with a clean, red skin, clear eyes, dark hair, crinkling crisply beneath her sober, respectable hat.

All her clothes were sober and respectable, and her whole mien.

No one would have guessed from it that she had not a shred of character to her back.

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