Ptomaine Street by Carolyn Wells
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"It may be four yearth and it may be eleven--"
"Oh, come, now, not all that time! It isn't done." "You d-don't underthtand--I'm going to find my plathe in the world--I don't belong here." "All right. Can I go 'long?" "No; you stay here. I'm--oh, don't you thee--I'm leaving you!" "Oh, that's it?" "You'll have the girls to amuse you--" "What girls?" "Iva and Lotta and Daisy and May Young--" "They're not girls--they're married women--" "What!" "Sure they are. They don't live with their husbands all the time--they're pretty modern, you know. They have separate establishments, but they're friendly, pally, and even a heap in love with each other." "I don't believe it--" "Fact, all the same. Where you going Warble--that is, if you care to tell." |
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