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Kate Danton, or, Captain Danton’s Daughters

CHAPTER VIII
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Rose cares nothing for him, but I am not so sure he does not care for her.

Rose is very pretty." "Very," smiled Mr.Stanford, "and knows it.

I wonder if she will dance with me the night of the ball ?" The night of the ball came, bright, frosty, and calm.

The large, roomy, old-fashioned family carriage held Rose, Eeny, Sir Ronald, and Doctor Danton, while Mr.Stanford drove Kate over in a light cutter.

The Ponsonbys, who were a very uplifted sort of people, had not invited Grace; and Captain Danton, at the last moment, announced his intention of staying at home also.
"I am very comfortable where I am," said the Captain, lounging in an arm-chair before the blazing fire; "and the trouble of dressing and going out this cold night is more than the ball is worth.


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