on a ccirred it irred carefully, because if t be any pumpkin pies.

    For dinner te te into pretty ses. It iful color, and smoottily o play  table; t al nicely everyt  before tes. But s teo pretty se it.

    At otimes t Ma o take Pas ax to cut to pieces. o spread t insides ter and t it.

    For supper, noen  oo. It  Laura could  for to be ready, after Ma started to . It took to make hulled corn.

    t day, Ma cleaned and brus of tove. t s as ttle cloth bag.

    t nig in some ears of corn  tips.

    t into a large pan, until the pan was full.

    Early next day Ma put to ttle. Stle er, and kept it boiling a long time.

    At last to sil t open and began to peel off.

    tle outdoors. Sub er from t of ttle into tub.

    t by tub. itil ted on top of ter.

    Often ser off, and filled tub again s of er from t on rubbing and scrubbing til every hull came off and was washed away.

    Ma looked pretty, e, er. Ser on ty dress.

    last t all t, ry. t last, they had hulled corn and milk for supper.

    Sometimes t, imes Ma fried t kernels in pork drippings. But Laura liked t h milk.

    Autumn  fun. to do, so many good to cat, so many neo see. Laura ering like to night.

    One frosty morning, a mac, and t. t up into terson acked t.

    ter it another, smaller machine.

    Pa called to Ma t t. to team. Laura and Mary asked Ma, and t to ter  c to get in the way.

    Uncle ied o a tree. tc of to the smaller machine.

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