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Classics Read in English _ Blacksheep! Blacksheep! by Meredith Nicholson
"Blacksheep! Blacksheep!" by Meredith Nicholson is a novel written in the early 20th century. The story revolves around Archibald Bennett, a somewhat timid and anxious bachelor brother who takes on domestic tasks for his sister, Mrs. Howard Featherstone. As Archie's journey unfolds, he is drawn into a web of unexpected adventure, beginning with a seemingly simple commission to inspect a summer rental house but quickly escalating into encounters with eccentric families and burgeoning tensions. The beginning of the novel establishes Archie's character and his relationships, particularly with his sister and her busy husband. While discussing his upcoming trip to inspect a house, hints of his health issues and a sense of stagnancy in his life emerge. A pivotal moment occurs during a dinner where he meets Isabel Perry, a lively young woman who challenges his timid nature, prompting him to reflect on his own life and issues of self-esteem. This opening not only introduces key characters but also sets the stage for Archie's transformation as he grapples with the prospect of stepping out of his comfort zone and pursuing a more adventurous life.
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Mrs. Howard Featherstone spent much time thinking up things for her brother Archibald Bennett to do, and as Archie was the ideal bachelor brother, always remembering the children's birthdays and turning up dutifully for Christmas dinners, he accepted her commissions in the most amiable spirit and his services were unfailingly satisfactory. He knew perfectly well that most of the jobs she imposed upon him had been politely but firmly declined by her busy husband, but this made no difference to Archie, who had all the time in the world, and infinite patience, and he rather enjoyed tracing express packages and matching ribbons.
"The agent who's been looking up a summer house for us says this is an unusual opportunity, as there are few places to let at Bailey Harbor and this one is unexpectedly on the market.
Contents
CHAPTER I.
I. Mrs. Howard Featherstone spent much time
II. Archie didn't know that the note caused Isabel
III. He discharged the driver
IV. It was close upon midnight
V. There was neither star nor moon
CHAPTER II.
I. Out of the woods and once more
II. Toward morning the Governor again had recourse
III. Archie stared aghast
IV. The next morning he announced Cornford
V. At midnight Seebrook and Walters came in
VI. When they reached the dining_room
CHAPTER III.
I. With all his outward candor the Governor had
II. The Governor, smoking a pipe on the veranda
III. At the garage Sally produced a satchel
IV. It was close upon six o'clock
V. As the train flew along the Connecticut shore
CHAPTER IV.
I. The car crossed to the Avenue
II. The Governor maintained so evenly his mood
III. Archie learned from Baring
IV. Refreshed by a nap and a shower
V. They wrote themselves down on the hotel
CHAPTER V.
I. In spite of my warnings you continue to follow me
II. The new car proved to be a racer
III. I never saw a tramp yet
IV. The morning opened auspiciously with a raking
V. Three days in the harvest field brought Archie
CHAPTER VI.
I. They breathed deep of the tonic air of the North
II. At the supper table a new direction
III. At nine when Congdon announced his intention
IV. When the Governor and Archie went down to
V. The Governor quickly recovered his spirits
CHAPTER VII.
I. The Governor and Archie were waiting on
II. Shortly before midnight Archie and Leary left
III. Archie was very humble as he reflected
IV. That night the Governor's condition took an unfavorable turn
V. On the eighth day Dr. Mosgrove announced