Yet Olive was to marry in the end an artist whom she finally met while visiting Jack and Frank at Kent House. The young man was poor and unknown then, but his first success was won with a painting of the head of his beautiful wife and daughter.
Possibly Jim and Ruth might have been lonely now and then at the old ranch, except for the fact that in the course of time they had four daughters of their own besides Jimmikins and each one bore the name of one of the former Ranch girls.
Page 26, "contenance" changed to "countenance" (and gentle countenance)
Page 31, "one" added to text (no one else was)
Page 73, "frienship" changed to "friendship" (old friendship was)
Page 80, "you'r" changed to "you're" (way you're running)
Page 82, "he" added to text (he had recently)
Page 106, "to day" changed to "today" (today hunting for)
Page 166, "dreadully" changed to "dreadfully" (you so dreadfully)
Page 181, "petulence" changed to "petulance" (and of petulance)
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