[The Girl at Cobhurst by Frank Richard Stockton]@TWC D-Link bookThe Girl at Cobhurst CHAPTER IV 9/21
We love them quite as they are.
But I cannot help hoping, just a little, that it is not a cottage.
The only ones I have ever been in smelt so much of soapsuds." It was now quite dark, and the road appeared to be growing rougher.
Every now and then they jolted over a big stone, or sunk into a deep rut.
Ralph let down the front window. "Are we nearly there ?" he asked of the driver. "Yes, sir," said the man; "we are on the place now." "You don't mean," exclaimed Miriam, "that this is our road!" "It's a good deal washed just here," said the man, "by the heavy rains." Presently the road became smoother and in a few minutes the carriage stopped. "I am trembling all over," said Miriam, "with thinking of being at home, and with not an idea of what it is like." In a moment they were standing on a broad flagstone.
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