The stokehold was flooded with water, and Rea could do nothing.
By a curious trick of fate Rea had leased a piece of property from Rudolph Spreckels.
Rea is the first who notices the Royal Pearmain, and he says it is a much bigger and better tasted apple than the common kind.
Well, the path he has marked out for himself now, goes to show how fond he was of charming Rea.
The tenant of the Hall at that time was a man named Rea, whose wife had committed suicide by cutting her throat.
