MY BLACK SHEEP

I WATCHED with more interest than before the comings and goings of the children opposite. I quite looked for Polly's morning visits and word of greeting, and was amused by the half-sheepish way in which her brothers, evidently at her instigation, pulled off their caps if I pawed them on the roa...

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Published in:The Wesleyan-Methodist magazine 1889-02, p.134-141
Main Author: Everett-Green, Evelyn
Format: Article
Language:English
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Summary:I WATCHED with more interest than before the comings and goings of the children opposite. I quite looked for Polly's morning visits and word of greeting, and was amused by the half-sheepish way in which her brothers, evidently at her instigation, pulled off their caps if I pawed them on the road, without so much as glancing into my face.
ISSN:2044-6780