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She had reaped the benefit of keeping her hair in curl papers since Saturday, and her sandy fringe stretched from ear to ear. She was in enormous spirits. ''Ulloa, Liza!' she called as soon as she saw her at the window. Liza looked at her a little enviously. ''Ulloa!' she answered quietly. 'I'm just goin' to the "Red Lion" to meet 'Arry.' SHE HAD REAPED THE BENEFIT OF KEEPING HER HAIR IN CURL PAPERS SINCE SATURDAY AND HER SANDY FRINGE STRETCHED FROM EAR TO EAR SHE WAS IN ENORMOUS SPIRITS HALLO ELIZA SHE CALLED AS SOON AS SHE SAW HER AT THE WINDOW ELIZA LOOKED AT HER A LITTLE ENVIOUSLY HOLLOA SHE ANSWERED QUIETLY I'M JUST GOING TO THE RED LION TO MEET HARRY
ired victorious into her own house and began cooking the dinner. 4 Bank Holiday was a beautiful day: the cloudless sky threatened a stifling heat for noontide, but early in the morning, when Liza got out of bed and threw open the window, it was fresh and cool. She dressed herself, wondering how she should spend her day; she thought of Sally going off to Chingford with her lover, and of herself remaining alone in the dull street with half the people away. She almost wished it were an ordinary work-day, and that there were no such things as bank holidays. And it seemed to be a little like two Sundays running, but with the second rather worse than the first. Her mother was still sleeping, and she was in no great hurry about getting the breakfast, but stood quietly looking out of the window at the house opposite. In a little while she saw Sally coming along. She was arrayed in purple and fine linen--a very smart red dress, trimmed with velveteen, and a tremendous hat covered with feathers. RECORDING BY HUNDRED AND FORTY THREE BLOCKE DE LA CAN'SE END DOT WORD PRESS D'ARCON BANK HOLIDAY WAS A BEAUTIFUL DAY THE CLOUDLESS SKY THREATENED A STIFLING HEAT FOR NOONTIDE BUT EARLY IN THE MORNING WHEN LIZA GOT OUT OF BED AND THREW OPEN THE WINDOW IT WAS FRESH AND COOL SHE DRESSED HERSELF WONDERING HOW SHE SHOULD SPEND HER DAY SHE THOUGHT OF SALLIE GOING OFF TO CHINGFORD WITH HER LOVER AND OF HERSELF REMAINING ALONE IN THE DULL STREET WITH HALF THE PEOPLE AWAY SHE ALMOST WISHED IT WERE AN ORDINARY WORK DAY AND THAT THERE WERE NO SUCH THINGS AS BANK HOLIDAYS AND IT SEEMED TO BE A LITTLE LIKE TWO SUNDAYS RUNNING BUT WITH THE SECOND RATHER WORSE THAN THE FIRST HER MOTHER WAS STILL SLEEPING AND SHE WAS IN NO GREAT HURRY ABOUT GETTING THE BREAKFAST BUT STOOD QUIETLY LOOKING OUT OF THE WINDOW AT THE HOUSE OPPOSITE IN A LITTLE WHILE SHE SAW SALLIE COMING ALONG SHE WAS ARRAIGNED IN PURPLE AND FINE LINEN A VERY SMART RED DRESS TRIMMED WITH VELVETEEN AND A TREMENDOUS HAT COVERED WITH FEATHERS
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