[Penny Plain by Anna Buchan (writing as O. Douglas)]@TWC D-Link book
Penny Plain

CHAPTER XII
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But a man alone is such a helpless object, as Mrs.Hope often reminds me.

It isn't fair that Jean shouldn't have her chance.

She never gets away, and her youth is being spoiled by care.

She is such a quaint little person with her childlike face and motherly ways! I do wish something could be done." "Jean must certainly have her chance," said Pamela.

She took a long breath, as if she had been under water and had come to the surface.
"I've said nothing about it to anyone, but I am greatly hoping that some arrangement can be made about sending the boys away to school and letting me carry off Jean.


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