eet. His ears pressed<br >~up of dark pine trees<br > eyes began to show.<br >d whinnied. And then<br >oofs churning the loose<br >viciously at something<br >caught before he had<br >dead a moment later.<br >n under the harsh and<br >Iv.<br >"It s perfect," Christine said<br >door. "It s a perfect house,<br >opening the station wager<br >these are perfect grounds<br >that s a perfect tree."<br > "It s expensive," Nick growled from underneath his<br >baseball cap.<br > Christine looked at him and shook her head. "Not only<br >are Italians lousy lovers, but you know nothing about<br >real estate values. This is a waterfront home on the<br >North Shore of Long Island. Value. It s located in the<br >Village of Mill Harbor. Swanky value. With a few subtle<br >but distinctive touches, the house will double in value,<br >probably by next week. What do you think, Joey?"<br > Joey Marine rested his eight-year-old chin on the car<br >Wll<br >dew ledge and surveyed the larze old house and the<br >ample grounds. Possibilities flooded his young mind:<br >ball playing on the lawns surrounding the house, explor-<br >ing in the nearby woods, fishing in the waters of Mill<br >Harbor he saw shimmering in the distance. "This is<br >better than Central Park," he said. "I think Mom is right.<br >Can I look around?"<br ><br >
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