Explore "Rudder Grange" by Frank R. Stockton on Textopian. Read with annotations and highlights.
"The nex' mornin' was fine an' nice," continued Pomona, "an' after our breakfast had been brought to us, we went out in the grounds to take a walk. There was lots of trees back of the house, with walks among 'em, an' altogether it was so ole-timey an' castleish that I was as happy as a lark.
"Come along, Earl Miguel,' I says; 'let us tread a measure 'neath these mantlin' trees.'