We Girls: a Home Story by A. D. T. (Adeline Dutton Train) Whitney
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Barbara went to bed like a chicken, sure that in the big world to-morrow there would be something that she could pick up. It was a miserable plan, perhaps; but it _was_ one of our ways at Westover. CHAPTER III. BETWIXT AND BETWEEN. Three things came of the Marchbanks's party for us Holabirds. Mrs. Van Alstyne took a great fancy to Rosamond. Harry Goldthwaite put a new idea into Barbara's head. And Ruth's little undeveloped plans, which the facile fingers were to carry out, received a fresh and sudden impetus. You have thus the three heads of the present chapter. How could any one help taking a fancy to Rosamond Holabird? In the first place, as Mrs. Van Alstyne said, there was the name,--"a making for anybody"; for names do go a great way, notwithstanding Shakespeare. |
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