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rididen out -to the mlierable old .farm I more independent. 'Of. nor was his Polite avolddnes' of whft she entered', - terri 21 _'�... I 1, . �� I
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as quite able to Perrait )her to, live considered .the snob of the family for 6.40 2.tO : � �.14 ';.��!.
"Excuse me,', sihe murmured, and "Contractor." And -in ,this capacity Her sister was slightly crestfallen.. Frances was im'Perious and i-�;ined C11111011 ..... * ......... 7.03 - 3.06- .1:;-r";
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arried to a cousin Defoe, and this length ,'of time. Dori't worry. Tell S,ingin,g dTawl and, ,a'n indefinably ex- certainly shan't help you in aty way." inanded a slav-ish servility from the Blyth ................. s ..... 1:1:,;
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id a foreigner at that. -day," said M;j,. ing, at 'his desk, in his shirt -sleeves, "Minnie, dan't be such a beas-it' And quired no effort. One was, or one ' West I ':
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had dismounted. and tied his- horse Young orphans?, ,stuck In his ,,mind, some Sort. I ,hea-rd that you were the holriour this first day 11 '.�M*.*.11`1111. ii��i���i-, - . ,. I
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rIOUT, dim and cool, aged and for- been black. And, there had been a so- "I don't Suppose," she went on, in him. I . I i.
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wil to wait for the cookies and the Mrs. Hansen wished to Pursue the., "that there's, inuich opportunity here, and extraordinarily dingy hotel Pat- , .1
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own, to him, unimagirred, but pr�e_ Which of tihO Young ladies, did you "Have you .had any sort of experi- she felt so adult, so independent. She The many school activities offer countless apportunities for snapping 1
stined, to his ruin.' . . . . .see? I hear ,that one -of, them is very ence?" be ,asked. was sure that Mr. Petersen took her pictures that you will enjoy in years to come. I - I I
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with fine dark eyes, -but not hand- Something of �Frerich and German. -male at al.l. She liked, him! She, re- attend it. It miiy be a one -room tirely satisfactory pictures. 1! �
h her appearance, and saw nothing some. . p "And I can type a little," she add� membered what. Minnie had said a- -
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. A vather short, full -bo, orned "It's hard to say. yn� not a J)idg things on'a typewriter at college." mon," "presumptuous," "thick -skin- be, it's crammed with unbeatable be platined, but many of -the most I
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It's growing warmi, Isn't It?" she aind 'arrived in Brownsvills, Landing RhO 9AV6 IhIM 0, bright, a grat,ofal "I hope your first day ft, businidge, arallable anywhere. It yours has a yb% 'ret. th, I '' , �e,., - -1 ,�,
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