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Sandy

CHAPTER XVI
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I can only point out your duty and leave the rest to you.

One thing I must speak about, and that is your associating so familiarly with these townspeople.

They are impertinent; they take advantages, and forget who we are.

Why, the blacksmith had the audacity to refer to the dear major as 'Bob.'" "Old Uncle Dan ?" asked Ruth, laughing.

"I saw him yesterday, and he shook hands with me and said: 'Golly, sissy, how you've growed!'" "Ruth," cried Mrs.Nelson, "how can you! Haven't you _any_ family pride ?" The tears came to her eyes, for the invitation to visit the Hunter-Nelsons was one for which she had angled skilfully, and its summary dismissal was a sore trial to her.
In a moment Ruth was at her side, all contrition: "I'm sorry, Aunt Clara; I know I'm a disappointment to you.


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