Graybread
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The Peasant Girl
Dawson Tanner and his father rode into the village. They were there on business, looking for a supply of hides. Dawson’s family had been in the tanning business for as long as anyone could remember, and over the generations had become quite wealthy. This village seemed to hold promise as a steady supply of hides. If that proved true, Dawson would be left here to sent up negotiations with the local farmers. He understood the business having been around it his entire life. Now, at nineteen years, it was time to for him to take a more responsible position in the family. They had been on the road for three days now, Dawson was tired and thirsty. He spied the well near the center of the village. A cool drink sounded inviting.
“I’m going to get a drink,” he said to his father, reining his horse toward the well.
“Hurry up then,” came the reply.
Dawson reined up at the well and dismounted. His butt was sore from riding and his throat was dry. He dropped the bucket into the water and pulled up a fresh drink, dipping the ladle into the bucket. As he stood there drinking, the cool water dripping off his chin, a young peasant girl walked up to the well, carrying an empty wooden water bucket of her own. She smiled at him as he stepped back, allowing her access to the water.
She’s beautiful. He said to himself, peeking over the top of the drinking ladle.
“Dawson, let’s go, we’ve business to attend to,” his father yelled.
He hung the ladle back on the hook and took the reins of his horse leading it away from the well, looking back over his shoulder at the peasant girl.
“Coming father,” he yelled.
We hope you enjoy it.
The Peasant Girl
Dawson Tanner and his father rode into the village. They were there on business, looking for a supply of hides. Dawson’s family had been in the tanning business for as long as anyone could remember, and over the generations had become quite wealthy. This village seemed to hold promise as a steady supply of hides. If that proved true, Dawson would be left here to sent up negotiations with the local farmers. He understood the business having been around it his entire life. Now, at nineteen years, it was time to for him to take a more responsible position in the family. They had been on the road for three days now, Dawson was tired and thirsty. He spied the well near the center of the village. A cool drink sounded inviting.
“I’m going to get a drink,” he said to his father, reining his horse toward the well.
“Hurry up then,” came the reply.
Dawson reined up at the well and dismounted. His butt was sore from riding and his throat was dry. He dropped the bucket into the water and pulled up a fresh drink, dipping the ladle into the bucket. As he stood there drinking, the cool water dripping off his chin, a young peasant girl walked up to the well, carrying an empty wooden water bucket of her own. She smiled at him as he stepped back, allowing her access to the water.
She’s beautiful. He said to himself, peeking over the top of the drinking ladle.
“Dawson, let’s go, we’ve business to attend to,” his father yelled.
He hung the ladle back on the hook and took the reins of his horse leading it away from the well, looking back over his shoulder at the peasant girl.
“Coming father,” he yelled.