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"You see it's in the constitution of our club," added Grace. "We can't violate that." "Oh, come now!" insisted Mr. Palmer. "You can stay longer just as well as not. YOU SEE IT'S THE CONSTITUTION OF OUR CLUB ADDED GRACE WE CAN'T VIOLATE THAT OH COME NOW INSISTED MISTER PALMER YOU CAN STAY LONGER JUST AS WELL AS NOT
and on the arm of her companion. "We'll be able to make up for lost time now," said Mollie, as she shifted her little valise from one hand to the other. "Your aunt was certainly generous in the matter of lunch, Betty," she went on. "Yes, she said this country air would give us good appetites." "I'm sure I don't need any," spoke Amy. "I've been hungry ever since we started." The four girls were again on the broad highway that was splashed and spotted with the streaks of the early sun as it slanted through the elms and maples along the road. They had spent two nights at the home of Betty's aunt, that lady having insisted on a little longer visit than was at first planned. She made the girls royally welcome, as did her husband. Grace's shoes had been sent to her at Rockford, having been telephoned for. "But if we stay another day and night here," said Betty, "not that we're not glad to, Aunt Sallie--why we can't keep up to our schedule in walking, and we must cover so many miles each day. SN'T COMPLAINING SAID BETTY WITH A CARESSING HAND ON THE ARM OF HER COMPANION WE'LL BE ABLE TO MAKE UP FOR LOST TIME NOW SAID MOLLY AS SHE SHIFTED HER LITTLE RELEASE FROM ONE HAND TO THE OTHER YOUR AUNT WAS CERTAINLY GENEROUS IN THE MATTER OF LUNCH BETTY SHE WENT ON YES SHE SAID THIS COUNTRY AIR WOULD GIVE US GOOD APPETITES I'M SURE I DON'T NEED ANY SPOKE AMY I'VE BEEN HUNGRY EVER SINCE WE STARTED THE FOUR GIRLS WERE AGAIN ON THE BROAD HIGHWAY THAT WAS SPLASHED AND SPOTTED WITH STREAKS OF THE EARLY SUN AS IT SLANTED THROUGH THE ELMS AND MAPLES ALONG THE ROAD THEY HAD SPENT TWO NIGHTS AT THE HOME OF BETTY'S AUNT THAT LADY HAVING INSISTED ON A LITTLE LONGER VISIT THAN WAS AT FIRST PLANNED SHE MADE THE GIRLS ROYALLY WELCOME AS DID HER HUSBAND GRACE'S SHOES HAD BEEN SENT TO HER AT ROCHFORT HAVING BEEN TELEPHONED FOR BUT IF WE STAY ANOTHER DAY AND NIGHT HERE SAID BETTY NOT THAT WE'RE NOT GLAD TO AUNT SALLY WHY WE CAN'T KEEP UP OUR SCHEDULE IN WALKING AND WE MUST COVER SO MANY MILES EACH DAY
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