Slowly old Brailsford retraced his steps, saying to no one in particular, "Grandchildren. Ho, ho! I never thought of grandchildren. Wonder what it'll be like to be a grandfather?" He was still chuckling when he sat down beside Sarah on the front porch. "You know, when Peter and Early Ann get married, I'm going to build them a house on Cottonwood Hill." "I think that would be real nice," said Sarah. "It's the prettiest view in southern Wisconsin." "I hope they have a dozen children, Mother. I'd like about seven boys and five girls. They'll be blue-ribbon babies if that pair breeds 'em." TRANSCRIBER'S NOTES -Obvious print and punctuation errors fixed. -A Table of Contents was not in the original work; one has been produced and added by Transcriber. End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Plowing On Sunday, by Sterling North