Miss Billy's Decision by Eleanor H. (Eleanor Hodgman) Porter
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``Calderwell! Do you mean--Hugh Calderwell?''
Billy's cheeks showed a deeper color. The man gave an embarrassed little laugh. He had not meant to let that name slip out just yet. ``Yes.'' He hesitated, then plunged on recklessly. ``We tramped half over Europe together last summer.'' ``Did you?'' Billy left her seat at the piano for one nearer the fire. ``But this isn't telling me about your own plans,'' she hurried on a little precipitately. ``You've studied before, of course. Your voice shows that.'' ``Oh, yes; I've studied singing several years, and I've had a year or two of church work, besides a little concert practice of a mild sort.'' ``Have you begun here, yet?'' ``Y-yes, I've had my voice tried.'' Billy sat erect with eager interest. ``They liked it, of course?'' Arkwright laughed. |
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