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The Girl from Montana

CHAPTER XIII
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She sighed and turned toward the new grandmother.
"Now I have told you everything, grandmother.

Shall I go away?
I wanted to go to school; but I see that it costs a great deal of money, and I don't want to be a burden on any one.

I came here, not to ask you to take me in, because I did not want to trouble you; but I thought before I went away I ought to see you once because--because you are my grandmother." "I've never been a grandmother," said the little woman of the world reflectively, "but I don't know but it would be rather nice.

I'd like to make you into a pretty girl, and take you out into society.

That would be something new to live for.


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