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Uncle Max

CHAPTER XVI
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You must not mind,' getting still more nervous, 'if Etta is a little odd sometimes.

Her moods vary, and she does not always make people feel as though they were welcome; but it is only her manner, so you must not mind it.' 'Oh no; I shall hope to come and see you and Lady Betty some time.' 'And,' she went on hurriedly, 'if there is anything that I can do to help you, I hope you will tell me so.

Perhaps I cannot visit the people; but there are other things,--needlework, or a little money.

Oh, I have so much spare time, and it will be such a pleasure.' 'Oh yes; you shall help me,' I returned cheerfully, for she was looking so extremely nervous that I wanted to reassure her; but we were prevented from saying any more on this subject, for just then we heard the click of the little gate, and the next moment Uncle Max walked into the room..


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