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Her Father’s Daughter

CHAPTER III
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That new dress of hers is the most becoming one she has ever had." Almost unconsciously, Linda's hand reached to the front of her well-worn blouse, and she glanced downward at her skirt and shoes.
"Um-hm," she said meditatively, "another new dress for Eileen, which means that I will get nothing until next month's allowance comes in, if I do then.

The table set for four, which, interpreted, signifies that she has asked Marian in such a way that Marian won't come.

And the caution as to care with the soup means that I am to serve my father's table like a paid waitress.

Katy, I have run for over three years on Eileen's schedule, but this past year I am beginning to use my brains and I am reaching the place of self-assertion.

That programme won't do, Katy.


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