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Peter’s Mother

CHAPTER XIV
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They should have the best of everything.

She was rich, and Peter was rich, and there was no harm in making visitors welcome in that great house, and filling the rooms, that had been silent and empty so long, with the noise and laughter of young people.
She would ask Peter about the horses to-morrow.

John had purposely refrained from filling the stables which had been so carefully restored and fitted.

There were very few horses.

Only the cob for the dog-cart, and a pair for the carriage, so old that the coachman declared it was tempting Providence to sit behind them.


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