Miss Billy's Decision by Eleanor H. (Eleanor Hodgman) Porter
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``I'm not saying that.''
``No, but I am,'' declared Billy, with conviction. ``They couldn't help liking it.'' Arkwright laughed again. Just how well they had ``liked it'' he did not intend to say. Their remarks had been quite too flattering to repeat even to this very plainly interested young woman --delightful and heart-warming as was this same show of interest, to himself. ``Thank you,'' was all he said. Billy gave an excited little bounce in her chair. ``And you'll begin to learn r ``I already have, some--after a fashion--before I came here.'' ``Really? How splendid! Why, then you'll be acting them next right on the Boston Opera House stage, and we'll all go to hear you. How perfectly lovely! I can hardly wait.'' Arkwright laughed--but his eyes glowed with pleasure. |
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