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Emily Fox-Seton

CHAPTER One
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She and Jane spent quite a happy afternoon in careful united contemplation of the resources of her limited wardrobe.

They found that the brown skirt _could_ be altered, and, with the addition of new _revers_ and collar and a _jabot_ of string-coloured lace at the neck, would look quite fresh.

A black net evening dress, which a patron had good-naturedly given her the year before, could be remodelled and touched up delightfully.

Her fresh face and her square white shoulders were particularly adorned by black.

There was a white dress which could be sent to the cleaner's, and an old pink one whose superfluous breadths could be combined with lace and achieve wonders.
"Indeed, I think I shall be very well off for dinner-dresses," said Emily.


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