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Tuck.
Sarah's hair was thick braids that circled her head, wild daises tucked here and there.
arropar, plegar ,fajarse LA camisa.
sack
Matthew and Maggie came their two children and a sackful of chickens
saco, costal
shuffle.
they followed her, shuffling and scratching primly in the dirt.
arrastrar los pies. revolver, barajear
creep (crept)
they hooted and laughed and chased the chickens, who flew up to the porch roof, then the digs, who crept quietly under the porch.
arrastrarse, deslizarse, (salir a escondidas)
flee (fled)
seal had long ago for to the barn to sleep in cool hay.
huir de, escapar
squawk.
there are three and aunts who all squawk together like crowds at dawn.
graznar, graznido.
kneel, (knelt)
I knelt down and scratched his ears.
arrodillarse
streak.
Maggie wiped her face, leaving a streak of dirt.
ralla, lines, rayon
nod.
Sarah nodded.
asentir con LA cabeza
belly.
Riser and Violet fell asleep in the grass, their bellies full as meat and greens and biscuits.
Panza, barriga
dandelion
the dandelions in the fields had gone by, their heads soft as feathers
dientes de leon
wind up
Sarah stood with us on the porch, watching their wagon wind up the road, two horses pulling it and one tied in back.
llegar
whickering
old Bess and jack ran along the inside of the fence, whickering at the new horses.
haciendo ruido
red banty chickens
Maggie emptied the sack into the yard and three red banty chickens clucked and scattered.
clase de gallinas.
clucked.
Maggie emptied the sack into the yard and three red banty chickens clucked and scattered.
cacaraquear
primly
they followed her, shuffling and scratching primly in the dirt.
determinadamente
hooted
they hooted and laughed and chased the chickens, who flew up to the porch roof, then the dogs, who crept quietly under the porch.
hulular
chase
they hooted and laughed and chased the chickens.
perseguir
hitch
Sarah and Maggie helped hitch the horses to the plow, then they set up a big table in the shade of the barn, covering it whit a quilt and a kettle of flowers in the middle.
amarrar, sujetar