Greenglass House, Ch. 10, Christmas Eve

On p. 266, Clem says, "...proper antique shops...are supposed to know the provenance of the things that they sell." What does "provenance" mean?

About what did Mrs. Hereward and Fenster disagree when making the cake?

• whether to make just a small one for Georgie or a large one for everyone

• whether ingredients needed to be measured or not

• the flavor of the cake and of the icing

• the color of the icing

What was Fenster wearing which was so funny?

• pants with wide, bright stripes

• a Santa costume

• reindeer antlers

• a purple apron with white lace ruffle

What was the first gift which Milo opened from his dad?

• a book on role playing games

• Mr. Pine's Odd Trails character piece, a tiercer-signaler

• a leather notebook and pen

• a football

What did Milo give to Mrs. Hereward?

• an old photograph of one of Mrs. Hereward's family members

• the lantern he found in the attic

• an apron he found in the attic with similar embroidery to Mrs. Hereward's bag

• the photo from the "Landsdegown" camera

Who were the two guests which Mrs. Hereward said might be related to each other?

What information was Mrs. Hereward able to give Owen which was quite a surprise to him?

• The meaning of the symbols on the disk with the keys

• The meaning of the symbol scratched into the bottom of the lantern

• The the meaning of the symbols sewn into the ditty bag

• An explanation of the name Lansdegown

What did Milo decide to give to Owen?

• Georgie's notebook to try to decipher

• the blackjack keys with the disk with the Chinese characters on it

• a cup of hot chocolate

• The Raconteur's Commonplace Book

What did Owen give to Milo and what had it meant to Owen?

What did the missing brown satchel (bag) from Dr. Gowervine's room have in it?

• All the information and evidence he had collected about Skellansen

• Pieces of stained glass

• Maps and charts of the harbor

• Clothes but nothing else