'lizbeth of the Dale
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" "Well, Sandy, let us hope that there are some honest lawyers. I'mgoing into Mr. Huntley's office on Monday, and I'll do my best for you. Don't worry. " When the farewells had been said, and Elizabeth had comforted Eppie inparting, the berry-pickers found to their joy that Mr. Coulson was toaccompany them for a short distance, on his way to Wully Johnstone's. They had many eager questions to ask him. What were those men doing?the boys demanded. How dared they try to turn old Sandy away? Whatha...d they to do with his place, anyway? Mr. Coulson explained that theycould not understand it all, for law was a very complex thing indeed. But all this property of Sandy's, as well as Tom Teeter's land, andeverything between here and The Dale, had once belonged to Mr. Jarvis, and now belonged to the lady for whom Lizzie was called. Mrs. Jarvishad come to Cheemaun this summer and had asked her lawyer to sell allthis property. And now it would appear that old Sandy's farm was forsale, too. For Sandy had no deed of his property; in fact, had merelyworked it for Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Well, Sandy, let us hope that there are some honest lawyers. I'mgoing into Mr. Huntley's office on Monday, and I'll do my best for you. Don't worry. " When the farewells had been said, and Elizabeth had comforted Eppie inparting, the berry-pickers found to their joy that Mr. Coulson was toaccompany them for a short distance, on his way to Wully Johnstone's. They had many eager questions to ask him. What were those men doing?the boys demanded. How dared they try to turn old Sandy away? Whatha...d they to do with his place, anyway? Mr. Coulson explained that theycould not understand it all, for law was a very complex thing indeed. But all this property of Sandy's, as well as Tom Teeter's land, andeverything between here and The Dale, had once belonged to Mr. Jarvis, and now belonged to the lady for whom Lizzie was called. Mrs. Jarvishad come to Cheemaun this summer and had asked her lawyer to sell allthis property. And now it would appear that old Sandy's farm was forsale, too. For Sandy had no deed of his property; in fact, had merelyworked it for Mr.
What to read after 'lizbeth of the Dale?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macgregor Mary Esther Miller to read onlineMoreLess
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