Rose DeeproseHarper & brothers, 1936 - 407 pages |
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... farm . " " Well , if I buy a car it's money spent on the farm . I'll be able to get to market twice as often , and I can have a trailer for the farm stuff . I tell you it'll be fine for us , and the car will have paid for itself in a ...
... farm . " " Well , if I buy a car it's money spent on the farm . I'll be able to get to market twice as often , and I can have a trailer for the farm stuff . I tell you it'll be fine for us , and the car will have paid for itself in a ...
Page 147
... farm for three months . " " Not in winter - nothing happens on a farm in winter . " " That shows how much you know . " " Well , nothing that Barnes can't manage , anyhow - Barnes and Swift . " " Barnes and Swift ! They'd work five days ...
... farm for three months . " " Not in winter - nothing happens on a farm in winter . " " That shows how much you know . " " Well , nothing that Barnes can't manage , anyhow - Barnes and Swift . " " Barnes and Swift ! They'd work five days ...
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... farm . " A farm ! " cried Rose . " Do you like farming ? " " Like it ? I know nothing whatever about it , except what you've told me . But at the present moment I feel there's nothing I want more in the world than a farm in Kent ...
... farm . " A farm ! " cried Rose . " Do you like farming ? " " Like it ? I know nothing whatever about it , except what you've told me . But at the present moment I feel there's nothing I want more in the world than a farm in Kent ...
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