Queechy

"There won't be nothing good left in Queechy, when you're gone, you and Mis 'Plumfield – without I go and look at the place where Hugh lies –"

Queechy 1854

But now just think of that, Fleda – how you might have stayed in Queechy all your days, and done what you liked with everybody.

Queechy 1854

"He was as smart a looking man as there was in Queechy township, or Montepoole either," the sewing-woman went on, "Do you mind him, Flidda?"

Queechy 1854

He has one tree of the finest in Queechy, he says.

Queechy 1854

"Then we may conclude, may we not," said Mr. Olmney, "that you are not sorry to find yourself in Queechy again?"

Queechy 1854

I was in Queechy some days ago, on business of my own, when I became aware that this was going on – my father had made no mention of it to me.

Queechy 1854

Queechy is doing its best to deserve our regards under this light.

Queechy 1854

"You stay in Queechy, and live like Queechy folks do," Mrs. Douglass added, nodding encouragingly, "and you'll beat both on 'em."

Queechy 1854

"How are you all in Queechy, Dr. Quackenboss?" said Fleda.

Queechy 1854

"You mustn't expect to find Mexican luxuries in Queechy, Captain Rossitur," said Fleda pleasantly.

Queechy 1854