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Vandemark’s Folly

CHAPTER VII
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She sat stooped over on the stiff broad seat, with her shoulders drawn down as no shoulders but hers could be drawn.

It was her one outstanding point that she had no collar-bones.

It doesn't seem possible that this could be so; but she could bring her shoulders together in front until they touched.

She was rather proud of this--I suppose every one must have something to be proud of.
I guess the old man's chin must have been pretty weak; for the boys, who were seated on the back seat, both had high noses and no chins to speak of.

The oldest was over twenty, I suppose, and was named Celebrate.


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