A week later Man Whoa!Hope is the thing with feathers Just 10 of Emelina Dickinson's poems were published while she was alive but her words have moved millions. Elisabetta said
Sorry, Ma'am we thought this was a saloon. DeWitt graves said
It is, at night, during the day, it's the school. Elisabetta said
is this where we're supposed to stay Man said
welcome, gentlemen! You'll be housed in the rooms upstairs. Tom said
we've spent six days crossing this cursed country we came a long way to work in this mine least we can get is a drink. man said
Are there any kids coming? Gawaine said
Nope, no children company's just hiring single men. DeWitt graves. said
Welcome, but we're right in the middle of our school day, so we've got back to our lesson. Elisabetta said
Sorry for the intrusion, ma'am. Dewitt graves said
Bar's right there, fellas I'm gonna get myself a drink. man said
The lady's trying to teach a lesson, we'll go to our rooms. Bilal said
After I get my drink. the man said
Mister is that really the first impression you want to make in Valley Spring? Seth said
The constable's right how about I buy a round later. Bilal Said
Well, I guess I can wait, since it's gonna be free. an man said
Hope is the thing with feathers that perches in the soul and sings the tune without the words, and never stops at all, how does it end? No matter it'll come to me Good day Professor Bilal said
Thank you. Seth said
Later that night
Are you sure you want to unravel that? Wasn't that your husband's favorite sweater? Carla said
Oh, he would have approved this way; a little part of him can help keep your baby warm Abby said
Thank you, the blanket's goanna be handy, it'll be cold by the time I deliver in a few months Carla said
Carla, you're bigger than seven months probably more like eight months Abby said
Maybe I counted wrong but I guess we'll find out I feel like I've been pregnant a whole year Carla said
Oh, this is so pretty violets are my favorite. Elisabetta said
You know my Joe never noticed flowers I could go out pick a bouquet put it on the table and he'd say, what's for supper Caitlin said
Men lord they're impossible until they're gone. A woman said
Did you hear all those new miners who came to town and bachelors Fiorentina said
I saw them they're staying in the rooms above the saloon Elisabetta said
How did they look Fiorentina said
Wet and dirty Elisabetta said
Well, they're probably all drifters and troublemakers I'm not sure I like that kind of element coming into Valley Spring Fiorentina said
Well let's not be too quick to judge my husband wasn't a chivalrous man but he provided just fine for Caleb and me Mary said
You're right Mary we all know how hard it is to find a good man Abby said
Or a good father for our children. Carla said
Oh, Carla, I think it's time that we get you home and get you into bed so you can get some rest oh! There we go there we go. Abby said
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The Thorndlike of Valley Spring
Romance"The Thorndlike of Valley Spring" is a captivating love tale of childhood friends Elisabetta Letcher and Seth Thorndlike, whose deep connection is reignited after years of separation. Set against the picturesque backdrop of Valley Spring, the story...