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Leather Hinges: A Hope in the West

Leather Hinges: A Hope in the West

Braden, Nila

Paperback

Historical Figures

ISBN10: 1489701303
ISBN13: 9781489701305
Publisher: Authorhouse
Published: Feb 4 2014
Pages: 188
Weight: 0.62
Height: 0.43 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Leather Hinges is a true story of May and Exter Stanford's life in a dug-out home in Oklahoma in 1901. As May drove the heavy loaded wagon, she smiled at the ridiculous cow and her husband's patience. Rosie, the milk cow, absolutely would not move unless someone walked with her. Surprisingly, Exter seemed to admire the independent spirit of Rosie. Little five year old Tom was half asleep beside her. The other wagons were wheeling along. This was truly God's country. We can be really blessed to live in this country. Then May would think, Are the Indians happy with this situation? Not many years past, one could lose his scalp for entering their territory. And even if the Indians are friendly, what about rattlesnakes, wolves, bobcats, coyotes? There doesn't seem to be enough trees to build houses. But God has led us into this situation. We will just have to believe that the Indians will share their space with us.

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