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The Little Colonel’s Chum: Mary Ware

CHAPTER III
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"I've something to show you," While she was looking through her desk to find it she asked, "Well, how goes it, little girl?
Is school all you dreamed it would be ?" "Betty, she won't thaw out a bit." "Who, dear ?" "That Miss Ethelinda Hurst.

When I went up stairs to dress for dinner I tried my best to be sociable, and brought up every subject that I thought would interest her.

She barely answered till she found that I had come out to Warwick Hall from the city alone.

That horrified her, to think I'd taken a step without a chaperon, and she said it in such a way that I couldn't help saying that I thought one must feel like a poodle tied to a string--always fastened to a chaperon.

As for me give me liberty or give me death.


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