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

CHAPTER XIX
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Who would have thought that little Jean would have had the hard hap to become heir to them.

But she has a high heart.

She may make a success of being a rich woman! She has certainly made a success of being a poor one." "I think," said Augusta, in her gentle voice, "that Peter Reid was a wise man to leave his money to Jean.

Only the people who have been poor know how to give, and Jean has imagination and an understanding heart.
Haven't you noticed what a wonderful way she has with the poor people?
She is always welcome in the cottages....

And think what a delight she will have in spending money on the boys! But I hope Pamela Reston will do as she had planned and carry Jean off for a real holiday.


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