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The Wrong Twin

CHAPTER XI
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They knew he was genuinely bored, and redoubled their efforts to enslave him.

Merle chatted brightly with Winona, with such a man-of-the-world air that she herself became flustered at the memory that she had once been as a mother to him and drenched his handkerchief with perfume on a Sabbath morning.

The little male friend of Merle stood by in silent relief.

Patricia and her little guests had for three days been doing to him what they now tried doing to the new boy; he was glad the new boy had come.

He had grown sulky under the incessant onslaughts.
The girl with black hair and the turquoise necklace was already reading Wilbur's palm, disclosing to him that he had a deep vein of cruelty in his nature.


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