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Mary Minds Her Business

CHAPTER XXXI
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That's why I'm here....

Can I have my old room ?" She was down again soon, her eyes brighter than they should have been, her manner so high strung that it wasn't far from being flighty.

As though to avoid conversation, she seated herself at the piano and played her most brilliant pieces.
"I think you might tell me," said Mary, in the first lull.
"I told you long ago.

Men are fools! But if he thinks he can bully me--!" "Who ?" "Wally!" Mary's exclamation of surprise was drowned in the ballet from Coppelia.

"I don't allow any man to worry me!" said Helen over her shoulder.
"But, Helen--don't you think it's just possible--that you've been worrying him ?" A crashing series of chords was her only answer.


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