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Emily Fox-Seton

CHAPTER Three
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They hung about, partly through thrilled interest, and partly because their joy made them eager to courtesy to her as she came out, the obeisance seeming to identify them even more closely with the coming treat.

They grinned and beamed rosily, and Emily smiled at them and nodded, uplifted by a pleasure almost as infantile as their own.

She was really enjoying herself so honestly that she did not realise how hard she worked during the days before the festivity.

She was really ingenious, and invented a number of new methods of entertainment.

It was she who, with the aid of a couple of gardeners, transformed the tents into bowers of green boughs and arranged the decorations of the tables and the park gates.
"What a lot of walking you do!" Lord Walderhurst said to her once, as she passed the group on the lawn.


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