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The cab stopped before a tall house, dressed in brown from head to / foot. "It looks like Aunt Rebecca when she has on her brown mohair," / thought Beth, and the humorous resemblance cheered away a slight / feeling of fear that crept over the little girl as she realized that / she had come to stay long in this big brown stone house, so unlike the / brown house in the village from which she had come.
The cab doors parted and swung back without a touch. It was magic, Beth / thought, till she remembered the driver somewhere up aloft behind her.