"Now there's a difference never could be explained to me."
She laughs, low and quiet-like, shaking her head at memories of Sunday wagon rides and an old Protestant church house. She turns to Jim, but her voice is loud enough to carry to the preacher man and his daughter.
"If livin' off the land is savage, we must be a damn sight to the British."
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"Now there's a difference never could be explained to me."
She laughs, low and quiet-like, shaking her head at memories of Sunday wagon rides and an old Protestant church house. She turns to Jim, but her voice is loud enough to carry to the preacher man and his daughter.
"If livin' off the land is savage, we must be a damn sight to the British."