The Girls of Central High Aiding the Red Cross - Or Amateur Theatricals for a Worthy Cause by Gertrude W. Morrison
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"And earlier still a couple of boys, or men, borrowed Purt's car without his knowing it--until afterward," Laura declared earnestly. "One of those fellows had to catch a train." "Why, that was Hester's cousin, Jeff Rounds! He lives at Norridge. Don't you know?" "Who was the other fellow?" asked Laura sharply. "Why--I----Oh! it must have been Tom Langley. He lives next door to Hester. Do you know," said Lily, preening a little, "I think Tom is kind of sweet on Hessie." "Good night!" moaned Bobby. "What is the matter with him? Is he blind?" "He must have had very bad eyesight or he would not have run down that poor Mr. Weld on Market Street!" exclaimed Jess tartly. "What do you mean?" gasped Lily. "Tom Langley has gone away for the winter anyway. He went suddenly----" "Right after that party, I bet a cooky," cried Bobby. "Well--ye-es," admitted Lily. "Scared!" exclaimed Jess. "The coward!" cried Laura. |
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