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Patty and Azalea

CHAPTER I
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So the result to date was charming furniture and appointments, but space for more when desired.
Little Billee's taste, too, was excellent, and he and Patty nearly always agreed on their choice.

But it was a rule that if either disapproved, the thing in question was not bought.

Only such as both sanctioned could come into their home.
The house had a wide and hospitable Colonial doorway, with broad fanlight above and columns at either side.

Seats, too, flanked the porch, and the carefully trimmed wistaria vine hung gracefully over all.

Across both ends of the house ran wide verandahs, with _porte cochere_, sun parlour, conservatory and tea-porch breaking the monotony.
Patty's own bedroom was an exquisite nest, done up in blue and silver, and her boudoir, opening from it, was a dream of pink and white.


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