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Gypsy’s Cousin Joy

CHAPTER V
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Gypsy had an uncomfortable feeling that her mother was waiting for her to speak first.

She kicked off her slipper, and put it on; she rattled the tongs, and pounded the hearth with the poker; she smoothed her hair out of her eyes, and folded up her handkerchief six times; she looked up sideways at her mother; then she began to cough.

At last she broke out-- "I suppose you want me to say I'm sorry.

Well, I am.

But I don't see why I'm to blame, I'm sure." "I haven't said you were to blame," said her mother, quietly.


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