The following snippet is from my book,
Millwright's Daughter
Kit’s focus remained on Joseph Wells who now stood, his
arms akimbo, as the man glared at him. He dropped the barrel into the wagon
back and walked it in place to ride solidly along with the rest of his load.”
“I’m not paying you to talk to my niece.”
Kit refused to let the bully of a millwright ruffle his
confidence. He turned to Joseph with a smile. “No, you’re paying me to take a
wagonload of eighty barrels of wheat and corn flour to the railyard in Oak Hill
to go out on this evening’s train. Even with stopping partway to rest the mules
and get something to eat after I get across the covered bridge, I’ll arrive
there in plenty of time.”
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I loved this book!
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