Patty's Suitors by Carolyn Wells
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At last they agreed on a picture of another of Patty's school friends, who was of the willowy, die-away kind. She was a blonde, but of a pale, ashen-haired variety, not at all like Patty's Dresden china type. The pose was aesthetic, and the girl looked soulful and languishing. "Just the thing!" cried Patty. "If he thinks I look like THAT, I'll never speak to him again!" And so, amid great glee, the three pictures were made into a neat parcel, and addressed to Mr. Christopher Cameron. "Now, for goodness' sake, Patty, eat your breakfast! Your chocolate is stone cold. I'll go down and call a messenger and despatch this precious bundle of beauty to its destination." "All right," returned Patty, and, with a feeling of having successfully accomplished her task, she turned her attention to her breakfast tray. CHAPTER V THREE PICTURES It was Tuesday morning that Patty had sent the pictures, and that |
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