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The Little Colonel’s Chum: Mary Ware

CHAPTER II
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She had left more than half the drawer space and closet hooks for the use of the unknown Ethelinda; the most comfortable chair, and the best lighted end of the table.

That was because she herself had had first choice in the matter of bed and dressing table, and having seized upon the most desirable from her point of view, felt that she owed the other girl some reparation.

Because they had been Lloyd's she wanted them so strongly that she was ready to sacrifice everything else in the room for them, or even fight for their possession if necessary.
By the time all was in order, the tall Lombardy poplars were throwing long shadows on the green sward of the terraces, and from the window she could see the garden, lying so sweet and still in the drowse of the late afternoon that she longed to be down in it.

She hurried to change the rumpled shirt-waist in which she had finished her journey and done her unpacking, for a fresh white dress.

It was proof that the room was exerting some influence to make her like her model, that even in her haste she made a careful toilet.


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