Sparrows: the story of an unprotected girl by Horace W. C. (Horace Wykeham Can) Newte
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"I say, you were a brick last night," said Miss Allen, after the two
girls had each paid for their tickets. "I'm only sorry for her." "She'll be all right." "Will he marry her, then?" asked Mavis. "Good old 'B. C.'! Don't be a juggins; her boy's married already." "Married!" gasped Mavis. "Yes!" laughed Miss Allen. "And with a family." When Mavis got over her astonishment at this last bit of information, she remarked: "But you said she would be all right." "So she will be, with luck," declared Miss Allen. "What--what on earth do you mean?" "What I say. Why, if every girl who got into trouble didn't get out of it, I don't know what would happen." Mavis wondered what the other meant. Miss Allen continued: "It's all a question of money and knowing where to go." |
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