sometimes t, imes ma fried t keels in pork drippings. but laura liked t h milk.
autumn fun. to do, so many good to cat, so many neo see. laura ering like to night.
one frosty moing, a mac, and t. t up into terson acked t.
ter it another, smaller machine.
pa called to ma t t. to team. laura and mary asked ma, and t to ter c to get in the way.
uncle ied o a tree. tc of to the smaller machine.
tceam to tick t came out from ter of to the big machine.
afterions, and pa told t tor, and tumbling rod, and ttle mac co it and made it go, so t-horsepower machine.
a man sat on top of to to go. team pulling on tick to epped carefully over tumbling rod, he ground.
tumbling rod keep rolling over, and tor, ack of w.
all t, rackety-banging and clanging. laura and mary igo eac tc.
pa and uncle op of t stack, co a board. a man stood at t t a time into a tor.
tors mout eeteetor sra at tors ot poured out of its side.
t, trampling tra into a stack. one man sacking t poured out of tor into a as ty one into its place and emptied to a sack. time to empty it and slip it back under t before ther measure ran over.
all t as t t riged tigared.
ted, giddap trying to s; crack! t;careful t go but so fast no how.”
tor sra in a golden cloud, t streamed golden-bro of t, blehing.
laura and mary chey could.
to to dinner for all those men.
a big kettle of cabbage and meat ove; a big pan of beans and a jo table for t on salt rising bread and butter, boewed pumpkin, pumpkin pies and dried berry pies and cookies, cchers of milk.
t on tatoes and cabbage and meat, t joea.
laura al cake. ma didnt kno jo, ate so muc.
t for fun. ma s kno be very good bread to take on a jouey.
at noon to table loaded too muc very hungry.
by teoon to taking t o t place and ed to t.
pa ired t nig o ma:
“it o t macoday. e as muc, eit have been as clean.
“t mac invention!“ he said.
“otick to old-fas to, but im all for progress. its a great age o , if the neighborhood.”
oo tired t nigo talk to laura, but laura o stack t toget was a wonderful mac had come.