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The Girl from Montana

CHAPTER X
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Her mouth looked as if it was used to holding pins in one corner and gossiping out of the other.

She was one of the kind who always get into a rocking-chair to sew if they can, and rock as they sew.

Nevertheless, she was skilful in her way, and commanded good wages.

She welcomed the new niece reluctantly, more excited over her remarkable appearance among her relatives after so long a silence than pleased, Elizabeth felt.

But after she had satisfied her curiosity she was kind, beginning to talk about Lizzie, and mentally compared this thin, brown girl with rough hair and dowdy clothes to her own stylish daughter.
Then Lizzie burst in.


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