The small back room, which was the home of a family, was not much larger than a prison cell, and in point of cleanliness, light, and ventilation, was far inferior to it.
An edition of In Simpkinsville
(1897)
In Simpkinsville
character tales
by Ruth McEnery Stuart
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Table of Contents
An Arkansas prophet.
Weeds.
The unlived life of little Mary Ellen.
The dividing-fence.
The middle hall.
Miss Jemima's valentine.
A slender romance.
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