Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 276
ndhigher up the hill. So it was settled that Buck, also, was to bea part of their establishment, althoughBeatrice felt a little appalled at the prospectof taking care of a horse single-handed. Bless you, hes that wise he can almosttake care of himself, Sam reassured her.Hes a httle light on his… … 190 THE HILL OF ADVENTURE the confusion. The cabin possessed fourrooms downstairs, the large living-room in-to which the front door opened, the bedroomoff it, the lean-to kitchen and, wonder of won-ders, a tiny bathroom with a shining whiteporcelain tub. Those engineers that used the placejust…
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