Dorothy Dainty's Gay Times by Amy Brooks
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world have you more quiet, but sometimes you carry your jokes too far.
Dear, will you tell me why you did not mention that strange woman's name? You introduced her as Arabella's aunt." "My dear, that's who she said she was; she didn't tell me her name, so how could I tell you?" "But you did not tell her _my_ name; you introduced me as your wife." "Well, surely you _are_ my wife; as she omitted to state what _her_ name was, I wouldn't tell her _yours_. Simply evening things up, that's all." "What an idea!" she said, but she could not help laughing at his little joke. CHAPTER V THE RETURN OF PATRICIA Of course they talked and talked of their entertainment, of their fine audience, of the applause, and the delight of their friends. They were on their way to school one morning, Nina, Jeanette, and their cousin, Lola Blessington. |
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