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About Letters Of A Woman Homesteader
As a widow with a child, Elinore Pruitt left Denver in 1909 and set out for Wyoming, where she hoped to buy a ranch. Determined to prove that a lone woman could survive the hardships of homesteading, she initially worked as a housekeeper and hired hand for a neighbor-a kind but taciturn Scottish bachelor whom she eventually married. Spring and summers were hard, she concedes, and were taken up with branding, farming, doctoring cattle, and other chores. But with the arrival of fall, Pruitt found time to take her young daughter on camping trips and serve her neighbors as midwife, doctor, teacher, Santa Claus, and friend. She provides a candid portrait of these and other experiences in twenty-six letters written to a friend back in Denver. 'Letters Of A Woman Homesteader' is described by the 'Wall Street Journal' as "warmly delightful, vigorously affirmative," this unsurpassed classic of American frontier life, complete with many illustrations will charm today's audience as much as it fascinated readers when it was first published in 1914.
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This is a sweet little Christmas story, all about a little girl who writes a letter to santa. The story has been written in easy to read poetry to entertain children aged five and over.
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When Chrissy is woken on the night of Christmas Eve by the jingling of bells and clattering of hooves on her roof, she thinks she is going mad. Instead, she finds a very handsome stranger in her living room, claiming to be the jolly old man of the season himself. Despite her initial reluctance to believe that he is in fact Santa Claus, she lets him take her up and away in his sleigh, even after putting herself on his Naughty list. Once in his clutches, she can't deny him the pleasure of punishing her, and fulfilling her Christmas wish - to let him take her in the most mischievous way. This 13,500+ word erotic fantasy story contains spanking, oral, mild bondage and anal penetration, and is therefore intended for persons aged 18+ only. "I think it's time you tell me what you've been hiding from me." "Hiding from you?" She blushed scarlet. "Your true Christmas wish." he urged gently, bringing his hand down on her bare ass again. "I told you I don't have one!" "Ho-ho! Naughty Christina is a liar." He shook his head and spanked her again, harder. Her rear was no longer cold. In fact, Santa's hand delivered a fiery sting to her ass cheeks, which made them glow red. "I didn't have one." she mumbled, correcting herself. How does he know? "But you do now Miss Christina. Tell Father Christmas what you want." His hand cascaded down, hitting her behind with force. She yelped again. "I want to f*** you, Santa." she finally relented, the words reluctantly spilling out of her mouth. "Ho-ho! Won't your husband mind?" "You don't exist." she smiled. "You really are a very naughty girl." Santa laughed, and spanked her again for good measure.
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Jane Burr was the nom de plume of Rosalind Mae Guggenheim (1882-1958). She was born in Clebourne, Texas in December 1882. Her parents were Bertha Kaufman and Louis Guggenheim. Jane studied at Washington University in St Louis for two years before taking jobs with two St. Louis newspapers-The St. Louis Star and The St. Louis Republic. During this period she was briefly married to Jack Punch. After her divorce she published her first book, Letters from a Dakota Divorcee in 1909. It was a fictionalized account of a woman seeking a divorce in the turn of the century divorce capital of America-Sioux Falls.
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