human
Well, I sold him the Buckhorn tract. He built his camp, and moved there with the little girl and his mother--a woman of poor health and well past middle age. He brought an old colored man and his wife to be their servants, and there they are to-day--Dunmore and his mother and the girl and the two servants, now grown rather aged, they tell me.
gpt
They have never left the woods?
human
Dunmore goes to New York, but not oftener than once a year, Gordon went on.
gpt
He has property--a good deal of property, I suppose, and has to give it some attention. The others have never left the woods.
human
Sends home b-big boxes, an' I t-tote 'em in,
gpt
Do you mean to tell me that Dunmore's daughter has never seen the clearing since she was a baby?