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Eleanor

CHAPTER II
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If she had found it, it would have been quite easy to go on being kind to Miss Foster.

But she had not found it.
At that moment the door between the library and the salon was thrown open, and Manisty appeared, cigarette in hand.
'Aunt Pattie--Eleanor--how many tickets do you want for this function next Sunday ?' 'Four tribune tickets--we three'-- Miss Manisty pointed to the other two ladies--'and yourself.

If we can't get so many, leave me at home.' 'Of course we shall have tribune tickets--as many as we want,' said Manisty a little impatiently.--'Have you explained to Miss Foster ?' 'No, but I will.

Miss Foster, next Sunday fortnight the Pope celebrates his 'Capella Papale'-- the eighteenth anniversary of his coronation--in St.
Peter's.

Rome is very full, and there will be a great demonstration--fifty thousand people or more.


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