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Aunt Jane’s Nieces in Society

CHAPTER IV
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"Do not think me rude, please; but I am scarcely in a position to become a desirable acquaintance of Miss Von Taer." The tone was a trifle bitter, and Diana noted it.

A subtile antagonism seemed springing up between them and the more experienced girl scented in this danger to her plans.

She must handle this young lady more cautiously than she had Louise Merrick.
"Your position is unimpeachable, my dear," was the sweet-toned response.
"You are John Merrick's niece." Beth was really angry now.

She scowled, and it spoiled her beauty.

Diana took warning and began to think quickly.
"I referred to my social position, Miss Von Taer.


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