The Black Spot

In 1924 A * Arrived In New York Harbor From Europe With Four Hundred Immigrants Including Bruce Dawson And His Wife Vivien. Coming From Scotland They Became Residents In Idaho Falls And Looked For A Farm. Bruce Found A Farmhouse Was Old Like His Father Ugly Build Of The Usual Somber Corniest Stone. On The Other Way Was A Cottage Barn Utility With Two Hundred Farm Land. The Couple Decided To Buy The House With The Land And Leased The Cottage For A Hired Hand. It Had A Mellow With Reminded His Own In Scotland Around The Porch Arent A Wild Roses Entwined With Clusters Of Honeysuckle. There Was A Little Garden In Front Of The House And The Wife Tended It Carefully And Grew Herb. Vivien Said I Smelled Thyme And Lavender And For A Moment She Stood By The Front Gate And Savored The Mingling Scent Of The Herb Garden. I Wrinkled My Nose With Distaste As I Made My Way Through The Mud And The Back Door. It Was Certainly An Impressive Mansion From The Outside.