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Gypsy Breynton

CHAPTER VI
10/18

I came out here so's to be quiet and _keep at it_.

The poor dear woman is so afraid I won't learn to do things in a lady-like way.

It would be dreadful not to grow up a lady, wouldn't it ?" "Dreadful!" said Sarah; "only I wish you'd hurry and get through, so we can go down to the swamp and sail.

Couldn't you take a little bigger stitches ?" "No," said Gypsy, resolutely; "I should have to rip it all out.

I'm going to do it right, if it takes me all day." Gypsy began to sew with a will, and Sarah, finding it was for her own interest in the end, stopped talking; so the fearful seam was soon neatly finished, the work folded up, and the thimble and scissors put away carefully in the little green reticule.
"I lose so many thimbles,--you don't know!" observed Gypsy, by way of comment.


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