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| Rudder Grange | Frank R. Stockton |
In which two New Friends disport themselves |
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This, by the way, was the first intimation we had had that Pomona knew how she came to fall out of that window. "But I didn't do it," she continued, "for there wasn't no soft water underneath for her to fall into. After we went to bed I kep' awake for a long time, bein' afraid she'd get up in the night an' turn on all the gases and smother me alive. But I fell asleep at last, an' when I woke up, early in the mornin', the first thing I did was to feel for that lunertic. But she was gone!" |
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