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Dwellers in Arcady
Albert Bigelow Paine
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I had thought the old collection of value only as kindling, but as we brought out one selection after another I realized my error.
"That," said 'Lias Mullins, "is Uncle Joe's pork-barrel. It's wuth a dollar fifty new, an that one's better 'n new."
"I used to help Uncle Joe kill, every year," nodded Old Nat, "an' to put his meat away. I remember that bar'l as well as can be. I'll take it myself, if you don't want it.
"Better keep your barrel," Westbury said. "You'll b. . . Read More
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Paine (perhaps best known for his association with Mark Twain) writes of moving his family into an old farmhouse in rural Connecticut. There is a slight semblance to "Mister Blandings Builds His Dream House" here, but only slight- surmounting the occasional difficulties the Paines (the author, his w
It's kind of like "Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House" (later turned into "The Money Pit") except that Albert Paine mostly had a great time and very little goes all that wrong. Paine moves with daughters and wife to an old house and, well, not too many hijinks, but a lot of pleasant times ensue. H