Round the Block by John Bell Bouton
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BOOK FOURTEENTH. HAPPY DAYS. I. OWNERS OF THE BEAUTIFUL. II. THE LAST OF A MYSTERY. III. LOVE CROWNED. IV. FIVE YEARS. BOOK FIRST. NEW YEAR'S DAY CHAPTER I. THE BLOCK. On the east side of the block were four brownstone houses, wide, tall, and roomy. Seen from the street, they had the appearance of not being inhabited. In the upper stories, all the curtains or blinds were closely drawn. In the lower story, the heavy lace that hung in carefully careless folds on each side of the window, seemed never to have been disturbed since it left the upholsterer's hands. Whatever life and |
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