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Her Father’s Daughter

CHAPTER XXIII
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"It's my letter and my cheque; I'm 'Jane Meredith.' Now how am I going to get my money." For one dazed moment Mr.Worthington studied Linda; then he threw back his head and laughed unrestrainedly.

He came around the table and took both Linda's hands.
"Bully for you!" he cried exultantly.

"How I wish your father could see the seed he has sown bearing its fruit.

Isn't that fine?
And do you want to go on with this anonymously ?" "I think I must," said Linda.

"I have said in my heart that no Jap, male or female, young or old, shall take first honors in a class from which I graduate; and you can see that if people generally knew this, it would make it awfully hard for me to go on with my studies, and I don't know that the editor who is accepting this work would take it if he knew it were sent him by a high-school Junior.


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