In fact she would be foolish if she did not accept a suggestion that she had already had from a local man that he would buy her horses.
That would enable her to buy one or perhaps two young and fast ones, which would carry her wherever she wanted to go.
As she now walked around the house, she realised that maybe, because they were going blind or because they were content with what they had always known, that the house her father had left her was in a very bad state of repair.
All the rooms wanted painting and new wallpaper was required almost everywhere.
And the carpets in every room were worn until they were almost threadbare.
As she walked from room to room, she realised, as her father and mother were both going blind in their old age, that they had not seen the rooms in the same wa
