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Melbourne House, Volume 2

CHAPTER XV
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She said nothing to this proposition.

The children were both silenced for a little while the practising for "Marie Antoinette" was going on.

The principal part in this was taken by Frederica, who was the beauty of the company.

A few touches of Mrs.
Sandford's skilful hands transformed her appearance wonderfully.

She put on an old-fashioned straight gown, which hung in limp folds around her; and Mrs.Sandford arranged a white handkerchief over her breast, tying it in the very same careless loose knot represented in the picture; but her management of Frederica's hair was the best thing.


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