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"D'clare if don't think th' folks at Clark's Hills going to be shut of completely," said Mrs. Dimmick

"Oh, ther' wunt no hurt come t'um," Mrs. Dimmick said. "But -- come an awful mean tide, Clark's Bar is under water. They'll jest have to wait until she goes down, that's all."

"Declare," said the hostess, more than once, "dunt see what we's all thinkin' of not to git over to Clark's Hills 'fore the bar was under water! They've got sixty-foot elevation there!"

"Good-bye, my dear!" said the old lady, adding with an innocent vacuity of manner quite characteristic of Quaker Bridge. "Let me know when the weddin's goin' to be!"

"Good grief!" exclaimed Mrs. Dimmick delightedly. "Well," she added, "folks down here think you've got an awfully pretty bride!"