Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Bonnie Kate, Vol. 3 of 3: A Story From a Woman's Point of View
They were magnificent gate-posts; tall and stately, built of grey stone, and one of them was crowned by a great, round, smooth globe of stone that one might fancy giants playing at marbles with. True, there was only one, but its fellow lay half buried in moss and peri Winkle, and that wonderful morning glory that wraps everything in a mantle of green the moment it gets the chance, so that you could easily imagine what the general effect had been, and admire it in your mind's eye. It may be objected that there were no gates.
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