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Grace Harlowe’s Sophomore Year at High School

CHAPTER IX
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AN UNSUCCESSFUL INTERVIEW There were two subjects of interest under discussion in the sophomore class.

One was the coming ball, the other the story of the lost signals, which had gone the round of the class.

The general opinion seemed to be that Anne had betrayed the team, and with the unthinking cruelty of youth, the girls had resolved to teach her a lesson.

Miriam's accusation had been repeated from one girl to another, with unconscious additions, until Anne loomed up in the light of a traitor, and was treated accordingly.
Grace had told Anne the next day the details of the meeting, and in some measure prepared her for what would undoubtedly follow.

Anne had laughed a little at the account of Miriam's remarks regarding her father, and the girls' evident disapproval of the theatrical profession.
"How silly they are," she said to Grace, who felt secretly relieved to know that Anne was not mortally hurt over Miriam's attack.


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