Cousin Jenny

_ You remember, Cousin Jenny, I was talking the other day about the perversity of your sex.

Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science, Volume 22. October, 1878. Various

"Well, Robert, he isn't your boy," Cousin Jenny would remind him ....

A Far Country — Complete Winston Churchill 1909

"Well, Robert, he isn't your boy," Cousin Jenny would remind him ....

A Far Country — Volume 1 Winston Churchill 1909

My mother and Cousin Jenny accepted the fiction that the injury had been done with a flint arrowhead that

Project Gutenberg Complete Works of Winston Churchill Winston Churchill 1909

My mother and Cousin Jenny accepted the fiction that the injury had been done with a flint arrowhead that

A Far Country — Volume 1 Winston Churchill 1909

My mother and Cousin Jenny accepted the fiction that the injury had been done with a flint arrowhead that Willie had given me, but when Cousin Robert came home and saw my bound hand and heard the story, he gave me a certain look which sticks in my mind.

A Far Country — Complete Winston Churchill 1909

Met and embraced by Cousin Jenny at the station and driven to the house in the squeaky surrey, the moment we arrived she and my mother would put on the dressing-sacks I associated with hot weather, and sit sewing all day long in rocking-chairs at the coolest end of the piazza.

A Far Country — Complete Winston Churchill 1909

One would have thought we had arrived, my mother and I, from the ends of the earth, such was the welcome we got from Cousin Jenny, Cousin Robert's wife, from Mary and Helen with the flaxen pig-tails, from Willie, whom I recall as permanently without shoes or stockings.

A Far Country — Volume 1 Winston Churchill 1909

One would have thought we had arrived, my mother and I, from the ends of the earth, such was the welcome we got from Cousin Jenny, Cousin Robert's wife, from Mary and Helen with the flaxen pig-tails, from Willie, whom I recall as permanently without shoes or stockings.

A Far Country — Complete Winston Churchill 1909

Met and embraced by Cousin Jenny at the station and driven to the house in the squeaky surrey, the moment we arrived she and my mother would put on the dressing-sacks I associated with hot weather, and sit sewing all day long in rocking-chairs at the coolest end of the piazza.

A Far Country — Volume 1 Winston Churchill 1909