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A Daughter of the Land

CHAPTER III
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Besides, Nancy Ellen had boarded with a family on Butler Street whose charge was only five-fifty.

Kate was eager to stay where these very agreeable young people did, she imagined herself going to classes with them and having association that to her would be a great treat, but she never would dare ask for more money.

She thought swiftly a minute, and then made her first mistake.
Instead of going to the other girls and frankly confessing that she could not afford the prices they were paying, she watched her chance, picked up her telescope and hurried down the street, walking swiftly until she was out of sight of the house.

Then she began inquiring her way to Butler Street and after a long, hot walk, found the place.

The rooms and board were very poor, but Kate felt that she could endure whatever Nancy Ellen had, so she unpacked, and went to the Normal School to register and learn what she would need.


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