Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The House With a Bad Name
And there were trees in Cinnamon Street to either side of no. 6, and also a certain air. SO that to have stumbled upon it, especially in this part Of town, would have been like, say, finding a lace handkerchief in a hardware-shop.
N o. 6 must have been built there while the street was still fashionable. It was so old that you could have imagined General Washington, for, example, dropping in there on his way home from church. The church was next door - a little old chapel in a little Old graveyard, ' both closed and long since abandoned.
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