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coltsfoot and golden aconite came up as they liked in the spring time. ona loved this garden with somewhat the same attachment that a French peasant bears for the soil upon which he has been reared. She rejoiced in every yard of it. To go away and resign 5 it to others would be tragedy unspeakable. The fear that Aunt Harriet might recommend the family to leave Highfield was sufficient to darken her horizon indefinitely. That her mother had written to consult the oracle she was well aware, for she had been sent to post the letter. She had an instinctive apprehension that the answer would prove a turningpoint in her career. For a dont think mother would really leave Highfield she asked her brother anxiously. Bunkum replied that lighthearted youth. We always have more or less of a fuss when my school bills come in. Itll soon fizzle out again Dont you fret yourself. Things will jog on as they always have jogged on. Therell be nothing done,
youll see. Come on and bowl for me, thats a chubby one But this time mother really seemed to be in earnest, said ona meditatively, as she helped to put up the stumps. Mrs. Woodward had been left a widow three years before this story opens. She was a fair, fragile little woman, still pretty, and pathetically helpless. She had youngest. It was ona who shouldered the family burdens. The Woodwards had always lived at Highfield, and in their opinion it was the most desirable residence in the whole of Rytonshire. The house was old enough to be picturesque, but modern enough for comfort. Its quaint gables, mullioned dows and Cromwellian porch were the joy of photographers, while the oldfashioned hall, when the big log fire was lighted, would be hard to beat for coziness. The schoolroom, on the ground floor, had a separate side entrance on to the lawn, leading through a small anteroom where boots and coats and cricket bats and tennis rackets could be