Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Belles Lettres, 1935, Vol. 1: An Annual Anthology of Student Writing
Jed, one of Ma' 3 sons, could tell of the funniest things in the funniest way. It Was funny the way Jed had a knack of talking. He could talk anyone into doing any thing. Nance Carter blamed her baby on him, but that was just tommy rot. Everyone knew that Jed would have nothing to do with her. Just because he was the best looking, prettiest talking man in the hollow she blamed him. Phoo!
Now Tommy was quiet; he never said anything, no back sass or grumbling either. He liked the sunsets too. He would go with Ma sometimes after the cows. 'one time when he went, the pretty colors were in the sky, and he just stood and Looked at them. Ma got the cows started home by herself for she knew that he would like to look at the pretty' colors. He always noticed a new dress which Ma dyed some pretty c'olor. Whenever he went hunting or berry picking he'd always bring back some pretty leaves or flowers for Ma Tommy was a good boy. Always willing to help. He never got drunk either, he sort of looked after the others He d1dn't like that sort of enjoyment.
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