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Her Father’s Daughter

CHAPTER XIV
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Me for her and her for me, if you say so." He reached out his hand.

Linda laid hers in it, and looking into his eyes, she said: "That is a compact.

We'll test this friendship business and see what there is to it.

Now come on; let's run for the canyon." It was only a short time until the Bear Cat followed its trail of the previous Saturday, and, rushing across the stream, stopped at its former resting place, while Linda and Donald sat looking at the sheer-walled little room before them.
"I can see," said Linda, "a stronger tinge in the green.

There are more flowers in the carpet.


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