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The Girl From Keller’s

CHAPTER VI
10/21

The sighing in the beech tops had died away and the shadows did not move upon the lawn.

A heavy smell of flowers came from the borders and the house seemed to be sleeping in the hot sunshine.

Everything was beautiful, well-ordered, and tranquil, but he knew if he stayed there long he would hear the cry of the black geese and the clang of flung-down rails ring through the soporific calm.

Something in the girl's face indicated that she might find the calm oppressive and sympathize with him.
"What is Bob going to do now he has lost his farm ?" she asked after a time.
"In one respect, he won't be much worse off.

They expect a boom at the settlement, and he'll manage the hotel and store and poolroom for Keller.


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