
Spoiled, rude, and temperamental, she has been tended to by servants because her parents never wanted her. One day, her parents are killed by a cholera epidemic (in the movie's case, an earthquake) and Mary is sent away to live with her uncle Archibald Craven in a mansion in England, which is tended by the strict housekeeper, Mrs. It takes a while for Mary to learn that there is a magnificent garden next door to the house.
She makes friends with Martha Sowerby, the maid, and her twelve-year-old brother Dickon, who cares for the animals.

Mary notices crying in the house and discovers that it's her bedridden cousin, Colin, who is troubled by the death of his mother at a young age and has a problem with his spine. She discovers that he is as spoiled and mean as she was but instead of mistreating him, Mary takes Colin into the garden where, with Dickon, they befriend Ben Weatherstaff, the gardener, and rise above their pain.

Book the secret place 4546 Daily catholic reflections and meditation |
SenatoR writes:
Sedona's vortexes each year looking life and meditated.
VORZAKON writes:
Compassion, and open-heartedness, even in troublesome what.