The Making of a Country Home
The Making of a Country Home
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Did it strike them as a gentleman's place ? It was certainly very old-fashioned and Elain and just a little bit lonely. What would er friend Kate say to it ?
While she stood there, leaning thoughtfully upon the awry fence, a buggy, driven leisurely by an elderly man, stopped in the roadway oppo- site the gate. The man had on his knees a bag containing something. He leaned out of the vehicle and saluted her with what she thought was a superfluous amount of smiling good nature.
" Good morning, Mr...s. Dennison," he said ; " I am the lawyer that your husband may have men- tioned to you. Braddock is my name. Do you know anything about cats ? " " Cats ? " repeated Lucy, with some wonder- ment, as if she had misunderstood him.
He held up the bag smilingly, and Lucy saw that something inside it was moving.
" They say," said Mr. Braddock, " that if you carry a cat in a close bag for three miles and turn the bag around several times, the animal will not find her way back. Do you know anything about it ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Did it strike them as a gentleman's place ? It was certainly very old-fashioned and Elain and just a little bit lonely. What would er friend Kate say to it ?
While she stood there, leaning thoughtfully upon the awry fence, a buggy, driven leisurely by an elderly man, stopped in the roadway oppo- site the gate. The man had on his knees a bag containing something. He leaned out of the vehicle and saluted her with what she thought was a superfluous amount of smiling good nature.
" Good morning, Mr...s. Dennison," he said ; " I am the lawyer that your husband may have men- tioned to you. Braddock is my name. Do you know anything about cats ? " " Cats ? " repeated Lucy, with some wonder- ment, as if she had misunderstood him.
He held up the bag smilingly, and Lucy saw that something inside it was moving.
" They say," said Mr. Braddock, " that if you carry a cat in a close bag for three miles and turn the bag around several times, the animal will not find her way back. Do you know anything about it ?
What to read after The Making of a Country Home?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Doubleday, Page & Company. Pbl to read onlineMoreLess
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