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Her Father’s Daughter

CHAPTER VI
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Last night she had learned that Linda had a brain, that she had wit, that she could say things to which men of the world listened with interest.

She began to watch Linda.
She appraised with deepest envy the dark hair curling naturally on her temples.

She wondered how hair that curled naturally could be so thick and heavy, and she thought what a crown of glory would adorn Linda's head when the day came to coil those long dark braids around it and fasten them with flashing pins.

She drew some satisfaction from the sunburned face and lean figure before her, but it was not satisfaction of soul-sustaining quality.

There was beginning to be something disquieting about Linda.


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