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Chapter 1 WE BUY A PLACE
Chapter 2 OURSELVES AND OUR NEIGHBORS
Chapter 3 WE MAKE OUR BARGAIN KNOWN
Chapter 4 THE FIRST PAYMENT
Chapter 5 WE NEGOTIATE A MORTGAGE
Chapter 6 I AM BESOUGHT TO BUY THINGS
Chapter 7 OUR PLANS FOR IMPROVEMENTS
Chapter 8 THE VANDALS BEGIN THEIR WORK
Chapter 9 NEIGHBOR MACLEOD'S THISTLE
Chapter 10 COLONEL DOLLER'S GREAT IDEA
Chapter 11 I MAKE A STAND FOR MY RIGHTS
Chapter 12 I AM DECEIVED IN MR. WAX
Chapter 13 EDITOR WOODSIT A TRUE FRIEND
Chapter 14 THE VICTIM OF AN ORDINANCE.
Chapter 15 THE QUESTION OF INSURANCE
Chapter 16 NEIGHBOR ROBBINS' PLATYPUS
Chapter 17 OUR DEVICES FOR ECONOMIZING
Chapter 18 I STATE MY VIEWS ON TAXATION
Chapter 19 OTHER PEOPLE'S DOGS
Chapter 20 I ACQUIRE POISON AND EXPERIENCE
Chapter 21 WITH PLUMBERS AND PAINTERS
Chapter 22 THE BUTLER'S PANTRY
Chapter 23 ALICE'S NIGHT WATCHMAN
Chapter 24 DRIVEWAYS AND WALL-PAPERS
Chapter 25 AT LAST WE ENTER OUR HOUSE
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Chapter 21 WITH PLUMBERS AND PAINTERS

It did not take me long to find out that, in the treatment of the interior of the new house, Alice had fallen a victim to the influence of the Denslow-Baylor-Maria schools. I was not much surprised by this discovery, for I had known for some time that Alice regarded the Denslows and the Baylors as people of rare taste, and it was quite natural (as

            
            

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