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A Daughter of the Land

CHAPTER IX
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The sun tried to shine but could not quite pierce the intervening clouds, so on every side could be seen exquisite pictures painted in delicate pastel colours.

Kate, fresh and rosy, wearing a blue chambray dress, was a picture well worth seeing.

Mrs.
Jardine kept watching her so closely that Kate asked at last: "Have you made up your mind, yet ?" "No, and I am afraid I never shall," answered Mrs.Jardine.

"You are rather an astonishing creature.

You're so big, so vital; you absorb knowledge like a sponge takes water--" "And for the same purpose," laughed Kate.


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