g tail  aking turns.

    At last it   into to cool it, and even before it ing it and burned tongues.

    te every little bit of meat off to Jack. And t ail. t be anotill next year.

    Uncle  er dinner, and Pa  ao  for Laura and Mary and Ma, Butcime  deal for Ma to do, and Laura and Mary helped her.

    All t day and t, Ma rying out ts on tove. Laura and Mary carried c must be , but not too , or ts simmered and boiled, but t not smoke. From time to time Ma skimmed out t t every bit of t to flavor joer.

    Cracklings o eat, but Laura and Mary could aste. too rictle girls, Ma said.

    Ma scraped and cleaned t till all t fell off t fine   and spices. t-liquor , and set it ao cool.

    in slices, and t was headcheese.

    ttle pieces of meat, lean and fat, t il it  and pepper and ossed and turned it until it o balls. S t in to eat all er. t he sausage.

    cime e salt-pork out in ttic he smoked hams and shoulders.

    ttle ing ored aer. try and ttic.

    Laura and Mary must play in t doors and trees. tove never  out. At nig o keep till morning.

    ttic o play. tiful cables. tter y spicy smell.

    Often tside  in ttic Laura and Mary played hing was snug and cosy.

    Mary tle. Laura  it

    Susans fault t simes Mary let Laura tle, but s only w see.

    t times of all  niger supper Pa brougraps in from to grease t and greased ther dipped in bears grease.

    traps and middle-sized traps and great bear traps eet Pa said  on to i