[Gutenberg 36736] • Molly Brown of Kentucky
- Authors
- Speed, Nell
- Publisher
- Hurst and Company
- Tags
- 1914-1918 -- juvenile fiction , letter writing -- juvenile fiction , childrens , world war , war stories , young women -- social life and customs -- juvenile fiction , kentucky -- social life and customs -- juvenile fiction
- Date
- 1917-01-01T00:00:00+00:00
- Size
- 0.31 MB
- Lang
- en
"You can marry a million Professor Edwin Greens, B.A., M.A., Ph.D., L.D. (the last stands for lucky dog), and you can also have a million little Green Olive Branches, but you will still be Molly Brown of Kentucky to all of your old friends. I came up to Giverny last week with the Polly Perkinses. They are great fun and, strange to say, get on rather better than most married folks. Jo is much meeker than we ever thought she could be, now that she has made Polly cut his hair and has let her own grow out. Polly is more manly, too, I think and asserts himself occasionally, much to Jo's delight. I should not be at all astonished if his falsetto voice turned into a baritone, if not a deep bass. He walks with quite a swagger and talks about my wife this and my wife that in such masculine pride that you would not know him..."