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What Diantha Did

CHAPTER VIII
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"And you could train my girls, get in new ones if you like; it doesn't seem to me it would conflict.

But to speak to you quite frankly, Miss Bell, I want you in the house for my own sake.

You do me good." They discussed the matter for some time, Diantha objecting mainly to the suddenness of it all.

"I'm a slow thinker," she said, "and this is so--so attractive that I'm suspicious of it.

I had the other thing all planned--the girls practically engaged." "Where were you thinking of going ?" asked Mrs.Weatherstone.
"To Santa Ulrica." "Exactly! Well, you shall have your cottage and our girls and give them part time.


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