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Mrs. Wiggs of the cabbage patch

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'Ways and Means<strong>the</strong> brown paper that came over <strong>the</strong>basket, and presently he looked up andsaid slowly:*^Ma, I guess we can't have <strong>the</strong> turkeythis year. I kin sell it fer a dollarseventy-five, and that would buy us hogmeatfer a good while. '<strong>Mrs</strong>. <strong>Wiggs</strong>'s face fell, and shetwisted her apron-string in silence.Shehad pictured <strong>the</strong> joy <strong>of</strong> a real Christmasdinner, <strong>the</strong> first <strong>the</strong> youngest childrenhad ever known; she had alreadythought <strong>of</strong> half a dozen neighbors towhom she wanted to send *^a littlesnack.''But one look at Jim's anxiousface recalled <strong>the</strong>ir circumstances.**0f course we '11 sell it," she saidbrightly. *^You have got <strong>the</strong> longes<strong>the</strong>ad fer a boy! We '11 sell it in <strong>the</strong>mornin', an' buy sausage fer dinner,an' I '11 cook some <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong>se here nicevegetablesan' put a orange an' some23

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