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Tired of her indolent society life, and satiated with attention from her butterfly admirers. Miss Vanderholt, at the death of her father, decides to go and manage the vast farm which is part of her inheritance. Joe Holcomb, the manager her father has on the farm, receives the news of a lady-manager with doubt and misgivings, and reluctantly obeys the order to meet her at the train. Miss Vanderholt arrives at the station and waits impatiently while Joe drives leisurely along the road. When Joe does arrive, she attempts her first lesson in discipline, which results in Joe almost leaving the station without her. Gallantry on the farm is not that of New York, and her look at Joe when he allowed her to alight unaided from the buggy was withering. Customs also differ here, and she is rudely aroused at 5 a.m. by Bridget, the cook, and her inquiry as to the cause is met by Bridget's curt rejoinder, "the foreman is waitin' for orders, mam." Breakfast over. Miss Vanderholt is shown over the ...
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