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Aunt Jane’s Nieces

CHAPTER XXIX
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I think that's all, isn't it ?" "Then this house is yours ?" said Patsy, wonderingly.
"No, my dear; the whole block belongs to you and here's the deed for it," drawing a package of papers from his pocket.

"It's a very good property, Patsy, and the rents you get from the other five flats will be a fortune in themselves." For a time the three sat in silence.

Then the girl whispered, softly: "Why are you so good to me, Uncle John ?" "Just because I like you, Patsy, and you are my niece." "And the other nieces ?" "Well, I don't mean they shall wait for my death to be made happy," answered Uncle John.

"Here's a paper that gives to Louise's mother the use of a hundred thousand dollars, as long as she lives.

After that Louise will have the money to do as she pleases with." "How fine!" cried Patsy, clapping her hands joyfully.
"And here's another paper that gives Professor De Graf the use of another hundred thousand.


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