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Diane of the Green Van

CHAPTER VI
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BARON TREGAR Lilac and wistaria flowered royally.

Carpenter, wheelwright and painter departed.

The trim green wagon, picked out gayly in white, windowed and curtained and splendidly equipped for the fortunes of the road, creaked briskly away upon its pilgrimage, behind a pair of big-boned piebald horses from the Westfall stables, with Johnny at the reins.

On the seat beside him Diane radiantly waved adieu to her aunt, who promptly collapsed in a chair on the porch and dabbed violently at her eyes.
"I shall never get over it," sniffed Aunt Agatha tragically.

"Carl may say what he will, I never shall.


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