Seeing this , Nan said , `` Are n't they lovely ? We Wallaces are very fond of our climbing roses . Our great-grandmother brought the roots out from England with her sixty years ago , and they grow nowhere else in this country . '' `` I know , '' said Florrie , with a smile . `` I recognized them as soon as I came into the room . They are the same kind of roses as those which grow about Grandmother Hamilton 's house in England . I used to love them so . '' `` In England ! Were you ever in England ? '' `` Oh , yes , '' laughed Florrie . `` And I 've been in pretty nearly every other country upon earth -- every one that a ship could get to , at least . '' `` Why , Florrie Hamilton ! Are you in earnest ? '' `` Indeed , yes . Perhaps you do n't know that our ` now-mother , ' as Jack says sometimes , is Father 's second wife . My own mother died when I was a baby , and my aunt , who had no children of her own , took me to bring up . Her husband was a sea-captain , and she always went on his sea-voyages with him . So I went too . I almost grew up on shipboard . We had delightful times .
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