Cora: Bride of South Dakota (American Mail-Order Bride 40)
“A bundle of furs had been heaped up next to his wife. Fawn smiled at him and pointed, “for you.”
He nodded his understanding and sat on the pile. “Thank you. How is she?” he asked as he gathered Cora’s hand into his. Her breathing seemed quieter, easier.
“She sick. Need rest to get well,” Fawn said.
Gopher entered quietly. Fawn moved to his side. “How is woman?” he asked John.
“Her breathing seems easier. Your wife says she needs rest to get well.”
“You need rest t...oo,” Gopher stated. “We go to brother’s home.”
“I can’t send you from your home. You are great Chief. What will you’re people think? First you give me coffee, now you are giving your home up to a white man.”
“My people understand. Times changing. We are friends. Friends help. You help my people.”
“Thank you.”MoreLess
He nodded his understanding and sat on the pile. “Thank you. How is she?” he asked as he gathered Cora’s hand into his. Her breathing seemed quieter, easier.
“She sick. Need rest to get well,” Fawn said.
Gopher entered quietly. Fawn moved to his side. “How is woman?” he asked John.
“Her breathing seems easier. Your wife says she needs rest to get well.”
“You need rest t...oo,” Gopher stated. “We go to brother’s home.”
“I can’t send you from your home. You are great Chief. What will you’re people think? First you give me coffee, now you are giving your home up to a white man.”
“My people understand. Times changing. We are friends. Friends help. You help my people.”
“Thank you.”MoreLess
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