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Prudy Keeping House

CHAPTER VIII
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It was dreadful to have to wear woollen, high-necked and long-sleeved.

It cost her a great effort to cross the room.

She felt as awkward as a limping grasshopper in a crowd of butterflies.

But reaching her hostess at last, she timidly whispered,-- "My sister _says_ she isn't very well, Mrs.Pragoff, and that's why she stays up stairs.

If you please, perhaps she'd better go to bed." Prudy was very much ashamed to say this; but politeness required her to make some excuse for wayward Dotty's behavior.
Of course Mrs.Pragoff went up stairs at once.


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