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Laddie

CHAPTER I
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"I won't be a stranger." "Why how lovely!" cried the Princess.
You should have seen the dancing lights fly back to her eyes.

Probably you won't believe this, but the first thing I knew I was beside her on the throne, her arm was around me, and it's the gospel truth that she hugged me tight.

I just had sense enough to reach over and pick Laddie's letter from her fingers, and then I was on her side.

I don't know what she did to me, but all at once I knew that she was dreadfully lonely; that she hated being a stranger; that she was sorry enough to cry because their house was one of mystery, and that she would open the door if she could.
"I like you," I said, reaching up to touch her curls.
I never had seen her that I did not want to.

They were like I thought they would be.


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