1. What draws the Boynes to England?
The Boynes have recently come into money, and they are looking for a place to live a life devoted to leisurely artistic pursuits. They hated life in the American Midwest, and they have family in England. More than this, though, they are attracted to the idea of England's long history and even show interest in being "haunted" by it.
2. What does Alida Stair tell the Boynes about Lyng?
Alida Stair tells the Boynes that the property is cheap because it is isolated and does not have any modern amenities. She also says that it is haunted by a ghost that people do not realize they have seen until "afterward" (83).
3. What do the Boynes tell Alida Stair about why Lyng's drawbacks are not problems from their point of view?
The Boynes are looking for somewhere isolated and are very interested in a house that feels to them like an authentic Tudor home. From their point of view, any modern conveniences would detract from the "authentic" feel of Lyng.
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