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Patty Blossom

CHAPTER XIX
13/25

Oh, we had wonderful things.

Everybody donated, you know, and then came and bought the things.

Philip gave us some of Aunty Van Reypen's bronzes and ivory carvings.

I think we'll make a lot of money." "And you ran away the morning after! Didn't you want to know how the funds summed up ?" "Oh, yes; but the house was in such a fearful state! Furniture all moved and things every which way.

I was glad to disappear until it gets into shape again." "And doesn't Mrs.Fairfield or your father know where you are ?" "Well, I left a note for Nan, and I didn't tell her just where I was going, so she could tell people that I hadn't; but I gave her sufficient hints, so she can form a fairly correct notion of my destination." "All right, Pattykins, I'll look after you, and no one shall learn from me where you are,--least of all, that terrible ogre, Bill Farnsworth!" Patty smiled, and the two friends went downstairs.


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