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Her Father’s Daughter

CHAPTER X
20/27

By gracious, wasn't I just itching to wallop her ?" Then every art that Katy possessed was bent to the consummation of preparing a particularly delicious dinner for the night.
Linda came in softly humming something to herself about the kind of shoes that you might wear if you chose.

She had entered the high school that morning with an unusually brilliant color.

Two or three girls, who never had noticed her before, had nodded to her that morning, and one or two had said: "What a pretty dress you have!" She had caught the flash of approval in the eyes of Donald Whiting, and she had noted the flourish with which he raised his hat when he saw her at a distance, and she knew what he meant when he held up a book, past the covers of which she could see protruding a thick fold of white paper.

He had foresworn whatever pleasure he might have thought of for Sunday.

He had prepared notes on some subject that he thought would further him.


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