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Grace Harlowe’s Senior Year at High School

CHAPTER XII
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"Mr.Hammond," she replied, flushing angrily, "you purposely halted under the mistletoe, and if for one minute you think that you can take advantage of a foolish tradition by so doing you are mistaken.

When we girls coaxed Judge Putnam under the mistletoe the other night, it was merely with the view of offering a pretty courtesy to an elderly gentleman.

None of our boys would think of being so silly, and I want you to distinctly understand that not one of our crowd is given to demonstrations of that sort." "Miss Harlowe," replied Henry Hammond between his teeth, "you are an insolent, ill-bred young woman, and it is plain to be seen that you are determined to misconstrue my every action and incur my enmity.

So be it, but let me warn you that my hatred is no light matter." "Your friendship or your enmity are a matter of equal indifference to me, Mr.Hammond," answered Grace, and with a cool nod she crossed the room and joined Nora and Hippy, who were sitting on the stairs playing cats' cradle with the long silver chain of Nora's fan..


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