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Aunt Jane’s Nieces in Society

CHAPTER IV
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The reporters are preying vultures, rapacious for sensation, and have small respect for anyone.

I am sure we discourage them as much as we can.

I used to weep with mortification when I found myself 'written up'; now, however, I have learned to bear such trials with fortitude--if not with resignation." "Forgive me!" said Patsy, contritely.

"Somehow I've had a false idea of these things.

If I knew you better, Miss Von Taer, you'd soon convert me to be an admirer of society." "I'd like to do that, Miss Doyle, for you interest me.


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