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The Luckiest Girl in the School

CHAPTER I
11/26

Oh, this terrible war! Things were so different when I was a girl! You might as well read the letter for yourself, as it concerns you.

I always think she's hard on Percy, poor lad! I was afraid the children were too noisy the last time she was here, but they wouldn't keep quiet.

I'm sure I try to do my best all round, and you know, Winona, how I said Aunt Harriet--" But Winona was already devouring the letter.
"10 Abbey Close, "Seaton, "August 26th.
"MY DEAR FLORITA,--You are quite right to consult me in your difficulties, and are welcome to any advice which I am able to offer you.

I am sorry to hear of your financial embarrassments, but I am not surprised.

The present increase in the cost of living, and extra taxation, will make retrenchments necessary to everybody.


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