THE MARRIAGE OF KATINKA

“I shall take my white lady’s-cloth gown,” I repeated obstinately.

“You don’t need it no more than what you do two heads, mem,” Nichola

maintained.

“But it is the first visit that I’ve made in three years, Nichola,” I

argued, “and it is quite the prettiest gown that I’ve had for--”

“Yah!” Nichola denied; “you’ve got four sides of a closet hung full.

An’ where you goin’ but down on a farm for three days? Take the kitchen

stove if you must, but leave the dress here. You’ll be laughed at for

fashionable!”

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