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Good Indian

CHAPTER V
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She's scared plum to death of anything that wears a blanket, and to have one right at her elbow--wonder where she is--" "That girl's got to be educated some if she's going to live in this family," Wally observed meditatively.

"There's a whole lot she's got to learn, and the only way to learn her thorough is--" "You forget," Grant interrupted him ironically, "that she's going to make gentlemen of us all." "Oh, yes--sure.

Jack's coming down with it already.

You oughta be quarantined, old-timer; that's liable to be catching." Wally snorted his disdain of the whole proceeding.

"I'd rather go to jail myself." Evadna by a circuitous route had reached the sitting-room without being seen or heard; and it was at this point in the conversation that she tiptoed out again, her hands doubled into tight little fists, and her teeth set hard together.


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