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"
Well
,
y
's
ee
,
he
did
n't
love
me
,
"
answered
Mrs.
Skinner
,
solemnly
.
Anne
opened
her
eyes
widely
and
looked
at
Mrs.
Skinner
.
But
there
was
not
a
glint
of
humor
on
that
lady
's
face
.
Evidently
Mrs.
Skinner
saw
nothing
amusing
in
her
own
case
.
"
He
'd
been
a
widder-man
for
three
yers
,
and
his
sister
kept
house
for
him
.
Then
she
got
married
and
he
just
wanted
some
one
to
look
after
his
house
.
It
was
worth
looking
after
,
too
,
mind
you
that
.
It
's
a
handsome
house
.
Jog
along
,
black
mare
.
As
for
Thomas
,
he
was
poor
,
and
if
his
house
did
n't
leak
in
dry
weather
it
was
about
all
that
could
be
said
for
it
,
though
it
looks
kind
of
pictureaskew
.
But
,
y
's
ee
,
I
loved
Thomas
,
and
I
did
n't
care
one
red
cent
for
W.O.
.
So
I
argued
it
out
with
myself
.
'
Sarah
Crowe
,
'
say
I
--
my
first
was
a
Crowe
--
'
you
can
marry
your
rich
man
if
you
like
but
you
wo
n't
be
happy
.
Folks
ca
n't
get
along
together
in
this
world
without
a
little
bit
of
love
.
You
'd
just
better
tie
up
to
Thomas
,
for
he
loves
you
and
you
love
him
and
nothing
else
ai
n't
going
to
do
you
.
'
Jog
along
,
black
mare
.
So
I
told
Thomas
I
'd
take
him
.
All
the
time
I
was
getting
ready
I
never
dared
drive
past
W.O.
'
s
place
for
fear
the
sight
of
that
fine
house
of
his
would
put
me
in
the
swithers
again
.
But
now
I
never
think
of
it
at
all
,
and
I
'm
just
that
comfortable
and
happy
with
Thomas
.
Jog
along
,
black
mare
.
"
"
How
did
William
Obadiah
take
it
?
"
queried
Anne
.
"
Oh
,
he
rumpussed
a
bit
.
But
he
's
going
to
see
a
skinny
old
maid
in
Millersville
now
,
and
I
guess
she
'll
take
him
fast
enough
.
She
'll
make
him
a
better
wife
than
his
first
did
.
W.O.
never
wanted
to
marry
her
.
He
just
asked
her
to
marry
him
'
cause
his
father
wanted
him
to
,
never
dreaming
but
that
she
'd
say
'
no
.
'
But
mind
you
,
she
said
'
yes
.
'
There
was
a
predicament
for
you
.
Jog
along
,
black
mare
.
She
was
a
great
housekeeper
,
but
most
awful
mean
.
She
wore
the
same
bonnet
for
eighteen
years
.
Then
she
got
a
new
one
and
W.O.
met
her
on
the
road
and
did
n't
know
her
.
Jog
along
,
black
mare
.
I
feel
that
I
'd
a
narrer
escape
.
I
might
have
married
him
and
been
most
awful
miserable
,
like
my
poor
cousin
,
Jane
Ann
.
Jane
Ann
married
a
rich
man
she
did
n't
care
anything
about
,
and
she
has
n't
the
life
of
a
dog
.
She
come
to
see
me
last
week
and
says
,
says
she
,
'
Sarah
Skinner
,
I
envy
you
.
I
'd
rather
live
in
a
little
hut
on
the
side
of
the
road
with
a
man
I
was
fond
of
than
in
my
big
house
with
the
one
I
've
got
.
'
Jane
Ann
's
man
ai
n't
such
a
bad
sort
,
nuther
,
though
he
's
so
contrary
that
he
wears
his
fur
coat
when
the
thermometer
's
at
ninety
.
The
only
way
to
git
him
to
do
anything
is
to
coax
him
to
do
the
opposite
.
But
there
ai
n't
any
love
to
smooth
things
down
and
it
's
a
poor
way
of
living
.
Jog
along
,
black
mare
.
There
's
Janet
's
place
in
the
hollow
--
'
Wayside
,
'
she
calls
it
.
Quite
pictureaskew
,
ai
n't
it
?
I
guess
you
'll
be
glad
to
git
out
of
this
,
with
all
them
mail
bags
jamming
round
you
.
"
"
Yes
,
but
I
have
enjoyed
my
drive
with
you
very
much
,
"
said
Anne
sincerely
.
"
Git
away
now
!
"
said
Mrs.
Skinner
,
highly
flattered
.
"
Wait
till
I
tell
Thomas
that
.
He
always
feels
dretful
tickled
when
I
git
a
compliment
.
Jog
along
,
black
mare
.
Well
,
here
we
are
.
I
hope
you
'll
git
on
well
in
the
school
,
miss
.
There
's
a
short
cut
to
it
through
the
ma
's
h
back
of
Janet
's
.
If
you
take
that
way
be
awful
keerful
.
If
you
once
got
stuck
in
that
black
mud
you
'd
be
sucked
right
down
and
never
seen
or
heard
tell
of
again
till
the
day
of
judgment
,
like
Adam
Palmer
's
cow
.
Jog
along
,
black
mare
"
