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Excerpt from For the Major: A Novelette
Madam Carroll of the Farms, upon a certain even ing in May, 1868, was sitting in her doorway, her eyes fixed upon the dull red line of a road winding down the mountain opposite. This road was red be cause it ran through red clay and a hopelessly sticky road it was, too, at most seasons of the year, as the horses of the Tuloa stage line knew to their cost. But the vehicle now coming through the last fringes of the firs was not a stage; and it was drawn, also, by two stout mules that possessed a tenacity of pur pose greater even than that of red clay. It was the carriage of Major Carroll of the Farms, Far Edger ley, and at the present moment it was bringing home his daughter from the western terminus of the railway.
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