The Foolish Virgin by Thomas Dixon
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"Stoop!"
"Yes," she snapped, "--pose for an artist! I'd as soon think of rushing stark naked through Twenty-third Street at noon!" The older woman looked at her flushed face, suppressed a sharp answer, broke into a fit of laughter and threw her arms around Mary's neck. "Honey, you're such a hopeless little fool, you're delicious! You know that I love you--don't you?" The pretty lips quivered. "Yes." "Could I possibly ask you to do a thing that would harm a single brown hair of your head?" The firm hand of the older girl touched a rebellious lock with tenderness. "Of course not, from your point of view, Jane dear," the stubborn lips persisted. "But you see it's not my point of view. You're older than I----" Jane smiled. "Hoity toity, Miss! I'm just twenty-eight and |
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