Honey-Sweet by Edna Henry Lee Turpin
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Anne gave a great start and tried to hide her work. "Anne, it is forbidden to come to the dormitory at this hour." It was Mademoiselle Duroc that spoke. "Report for a demerit this evening. But what is it that you do there?" Anne was silent. "Anne Lewis! Answer!" "I was just making a little bag," she murmured. "For what purpose?" asked the awful voice. Anne faltered. "To--to put some things in." "What things?" Anne clasped her hands imploringly. "I cannot tell you, Mamzelle. I cannot. I cannot." "You cannot tell?" repeated Mademoiselle Duroc. "I like not the mysteries. But I like the less to see you excite yourself into hysterics. Go downstairs and do not permit yourself to be found here again at this hour." Anne dropped the unfinished bag into her box and went slowly downstairs. Mademoiselle Duroc followed her into the hall, stood there an undecided moment, then returned to the dormitory and paused beside Anne's box. She |
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