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Chapter 9 ALL SANDY'S FAULT

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atered black loam, here one found sand cherries and little dwarf willows and beeches springing up from the sand. Tall sword grass w

lso trunks of trees, their roots uprearing grotesquely like strange heads of animals. Kit thought whimsically how the Dean might have added them with profit to his prehistoric collection. There was no glimpse or hint of th

had been painted red once, but now its old clapboards were the color of sorrel, and weather-beaten and wave-washed like the boulders. There were fish nets drying on tall staples driven in behind a couple of overturned rowboats, and at that first glimpse it seemed to her a

yed her, somewhat askance, and all of the children scurried like a flock of startled chickens as she came up the b

e. I just came west yesterday, and Sandy brought me here this morni

n eyes followed the

ver' often. I know him since he is un petit chien, ver' sma

the doorstep beside her. "He lives up in the big

n shook her

at bluff in for

Two long braids of straight brown hair hung over her shoulders, and her dress was slouchy and gypsy-like. She looke

e. I like it because it looks old like our houses back home. All the

belonged to my grandfather's father, Louis Beaubien. The

adventure to be uncovered. She fairly sniffed the air. The wonderful old grandmother, basking in the sun with memories of the past like a Mother Time. The stron

he was there. The Dean's face was a study as she entered, and Miss Daphne's fingers fluttered somewhat nervously over the c

run down the bluff to the shore, and he led me way round that headland to the funniest old house, half-sunken in the sand, and I got acquainted with the old gran

asses with a quizzical expression, an

my dear?" she asked. "Those

ome of the old French paintings? That girl looked just exactly like the youngest one crossing the sands at low tide at St. Malo. We have the painting at home, and I love it. An

ightly behind his hand as he spoke. "The present generation may be law-abidin

interestedly. "How could

ods in war time. Besides, there is the Indian strain in them, and they are squatters. There have been several lawsuits against them

asantly. "I'm sure the older boys are very industrious, and I think the girl Marcelle

-stairs with Miss Daphne into her own little sitting-room. This looked towards the street, out over the maple and pine-shaded lawn. Also, you could command a very fai

leaned out of the window, "to think that I am going the

denly farther

, are you c

ong the hedge-bordered drive between his home an

Ask Miss Daphne if she'd let you be in the l

n Indian powwow. I am just dying to be in something out here, where I'll meet every one and get acquainted. If you don't need me this

up so much of my time that I've rather lost my interest and activi

locking out a curriculum of study for Kit, when he happened to glance up, and beheld the trio passing happily out through the gates. Certainly t

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