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Tracy Park

CHAPTER XXXIV
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Nothing could keep her away.

And don't flatter yourself that it was all love for you which took her there so much, for it wasn't.

She is just mashed with Harold, while he--well, what can a young man do when a pretty girl--and Mamie is pretty--when she gushes at him all the time?
It is a regular flirtation, and everybody knows about it except mother and the Gov.' 'Who is the Gov. ?' Jerry asked, sharply.
'Why, you Vassars must be very innocent,' Tom replied, with a laugh, 'not to know that Gov.

is one's respected sire: the old man, some call him, but I am more respectful.

My gracious, though! isn't it sweltering?
I'm nearly baked, you make me walk so fast!' and he wiped the great drops of swat from his forehead.
'Why don't you go back then?
Why are you walking here in the hot sun ?' Jerrie asked.
'I am going home with you,' he replied.


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