Miss Billy's Decision by Eleanor H. (Eleanor Hodgman) Porter
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``Well, I flatter myself I did do some good,''
bridled Kate, as she turned to help little Kate take the flower wreath from her head. ``Even if you did hurry into my room and scare me into conniption fits telling me I'd be late,'' laughed Billy. Kate tossed her head. ``Well, how was I to know that Aunt Hannah's clock only meant half-past eleven when it struck twelve?'' she retorted. Everybody laughed. ``Oh, well, it was a pretty wedding,'' declared William, with a long sigh. ``It'll do--for an understudy,'' said Bertram softly, for Billy's ears alone. Only the added color and the swift glance showed that Billy heard, for when she spoke she said: ``And didn't Cyril behave beautifully? 'Most every time I looked at him he was talking to some woman.'' |
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