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Her Father’s Daughter

CHAPTER XVI
10/16

"Eileen paid not a penny less than three hundred for this one coat.

Look at the rows of shoes, and pumps, and slippers, and what that box is or I don't know." Linda slid to the light a box screened by the hanging dresses, and with the toe of her shoe lifted the lid, disclosing a complete smoking outfit--case after case of cigarettes.

Linda dropped the lid and shoved the box back.

She stood silent a second, then she looked at John Gilman.
"That is the way things go in this world," she said quietly.

"Whenever you lose your temper, you always do something you didn't intend to do when you started.


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