LITTLE SIR GALAHAD CHAPTER I on clipper hill Mary Alice Brown, with the washing for Mrs. Travers on a boy's express wagon, trudged earnestly up the long slope of Clipper Hill. Once or twice she slewed the front wheels around and let the wagon slide back against the baseboard of the fence, to keep it from scooting off down the hill, while she rested and got back a part of her breath. The big washing, packed solidly into the small cart and bulging over the sides like an alderman's waistcoat, resembled a young mountain on wheels, and you wondered if Mary Alice would ever get to the top of the hill. Then you saw in Mary Alice's wan little face a determination that made up for what her thin arms and legs lacked in strength. Yes, she would get to the top, somehow. Table of Contents CONTENTS; CHAPTER PAGE; I On Clipper Hill i; II The Punishment 12; III A Monarch, and Others 22; IV In a Farmhouse Kitchen 35 V An Old Acquaintance 55; VI The Galahad Knights 75; VII A Matter of Gravity 84; VIII...

Под заказ:
	OZON.ru - 1653 руб.	Перейти

Рейтинг книги: 5 из 5, 2 голос(-ов).