Ethel Morton's Enterprise by Mabell S. C. (Mabell Shippie Clarke) Smith
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"Not until late in the summer or perhaps even later than that. Mother says she isn't in a hurry because she wants the work to be done well." "Then you won't plant the garden this year?" "Indeed I shall. I'm going to plant the new garden and the garden where we are now." "Roger will strike on doing all the digging." "He'll have to have a helper on the new garden, but I'll plant his sweetpeas for him just the same. At the new place I'm going to have a large garden." "Up here on the hill?" The girls were climbing up the ascent that rose sharply from the road. "The house will perch on top of this little hill. Back of it, you see, on top of the ridge, it's quite flat and the garden will be there. I was talking about it with Mr. Emerson this morning--" "Oho, you've called Grandfather into consultation already!" "He's going to be our nearest neighbor on that side. He said that a ridge like this was one of the best places for planting because it has several exposures to the sun and you can find a spot to suit the fancy of about every plant there is." |
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