[The Debtor by Mary E. Wilkins Freeman]@TWC D-Link book
The Debtor

CHAPTER I
14/18

They must have been used to pretty grand things where they came from.

They want the stable enlarged, as I said before, and a box-stall.

Mr.Carroll owns a famous trotter that he hasn't brought here yet, because he is afraid the stable isn't warm enough.

I heard he wanted steam-heat out there, and a room finished for the coachman, and hard-wood floors all over the house.

They say he has two five-thousand-dollar rugs." "The house is let furnished, I thought," said Mrs.Van Dorn.
"Yes, it is, and the furniture is still there.


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