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Hilda Wade

CHAPTER II
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That will suffice.

You can judge then for yourself whether or not I am mistaken." I went; and what is more, I heard Miss Sissie sing at her hall--a pretty domestic song, most childish and charming.

She impressed me not unfavourably, in spite of what Hilda said.

Her peach-blossom cheek might have been art, but looked like nature.

She had an open face, a baby smile and there was a frank girlishness about her dress and manner that took my fancy.


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