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The Luckiest Girl in the School

CHAPTER XVII
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I could earn my own living, perhaps.

But oh, dear! That wouldn't be boosting on the children! I'm afraid mother's fearfully disappointed with me." She seemed to be looking at things in a new light, and to see her position as it affected others.

She was young and brave; surely it was her part to shoulder the family burdens, to shield the frail little mother who grew less and less able to cope with difficulties, to hold out a strong helping hand to the younger brothers and sisters, and so justify her existence on this planet.

It had not before occurred to her how much her home people relied on her.

The thought of it brought a great lump into her throat.


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