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Author: Emily Carr

Juice

Published: 1941
Written by Emily Carr
Categories: Klee Wyck

It was unbelievably hot. We three women came out of the store each eating a juicy pear. There was ten cents’ express on every pound of freight that came up the Cariboo road. Fruit weighs heavy. Everything came in by mule-train. The first bite into those Bartletts was intoxicating.

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Wash Mary

Published: 1941
Written by Emily Carr
Categories: Klee Wyck

Mary came to wash for Mother every Monday. The wash-house was across the yard from the kitchen door–a long narrow room. The south side of it was of open lattice–when the steam poured through it looked as if the wash-house was on fire. There was a stove in the wash-house.

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Cha-atl

Published: 1941
Written by Emily Carr
Categories: Klee Wyck

While I was staying at the missionary’s house, waiting to find someone to take me to Cha-atl, the missionary got a farm girl, with no ankles and no sense of humour, to stay there with me. She was to keep me company, and to avoid scandal, because the missionary’s…

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