...I can make by my garden." LITTLE HEARTHS-EASE, "The old lady has to have some on't, don't she ?" 64 She has a little money of her own ; but I see that...longing to see that " the property was fixed up square." " How are you goin' to eddicate the little gal ? I s'pose you think as much of culter and so on as...

...Enos, to whom she has been reconciled, argues, "That ain'ta fair bargain," Christie answers tartly, "we don't make bargains, sir: we work for one another and share every thing together" (419). Ironically, Uncle Enos is helpless to dispose of the profits he has hoarded for years and leaves...

...David's mother and sister, whose shared profits her capitalist Uncle Enos sneers at somewhat enviously: "'That ain'ta fair bargain if you do all the work.'...make bargains, sir: we work for one another and share everything together.' 'So like women,' grumbled Uncle Enos" (419)." By the end of the novel the private...

..."You haven't made much money, I guess. If you don't mind tellin', what have you got to live on?" asked the old man, unwilling to acknowledge any life a success,...longing to see that "the property was fixed up square." "How are you goin' to eddicate the little gal? I s'pose you think as much of culter and so on as ever...

..."She has a little money of her own; but I see that she and Letty have two-thirds of all I make. 99 "That ain'ta fair bargain if you do all the work."...longing to see that "the property was fixed up square." "How are you goin' to eddicate the little gal? I s'pose you think as much of culter and so on as ever...