Mrs. Wiggs of the cabbage patch
Mrs. Wiggs of the cabbage patch
Mrs. Wiggs of the cabbage patch
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'A Reminiscence<strong>Wiggs</strong>es' porch, ^^ Australia 's in <strong>the</strong>rain-barrel ! '<strong>Mrs</strong>. <strong>Wiggs</strong> looked exasperated. ^'Inever was havin' a good time in my lifethat one <strong>of</strong> my childern did n't git inthat rain-barrel!'^**Well, go on an' finish," said MissHazy, to whom <strong>the</strong> story had lost nothingby repetition.^^Ther' ain't much more," said <strong>Mrs</strong>.<strong>Wiggs</strong>, picking up her bucket. ^^Ourhoss had two legs an' his neck broke,but Jim never had a scratch. A policemantook him to No. 6 Injun House, an'Pete Jenkins jes' treated him like he 'dbeen his own son. I was done cured<strong>the</strong>n an' <strong>the</strong>re fer my feelin' aginstPete."*^Ma!" again came <strong>the</strong> warning cryacross <strong>the</strong> yard.*^A11 right, I 'm comin'I Good-by,Miss Hazy ;you have a eye to Cuby till5 65
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