Patty Fairfield by Carolyn Wells
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"So this is my little Southern cousin," he said, cordially, as he took her
hand. Then he chatted affably with the whole party until the warning gong announced that they must go ashore. Ethelyn was heart-broken at the thought of parting, and flinging her arms round Patty's neck, burst into tears. This was enough for Florelle, who promptly followed suit, and set up one of her very best howls. With a good-bye kiss to his niece, Uncle Robert picked up the screaming child and marshaled his family off of the boat, and Patty was left alone with her new-found cousin. CHAPTER VIII AN ABSENT-MINDED COUSIN "Now, Patty," said Cousin Tom, as they walked along the saloon, "I am going to hand you over to the stewardess, who will show you your stateroom. Go with her, and she will look after you. I think you would better leave off that heavy coat, as it is too chilly outside to permit of going on deck, and the atmosphere within is quite warm. Ah, here she is. Stewardess, this is Miss Fairfield and here is her stateroom key. See to it that she is made |
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