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"If I have to do my language in ink," reflected she, "it'll be all up with my clothes. I'll just have to change after school." IF I HAVE TO DO MY LANGUAGE IN INK REFLECTED SHE IT WILL BE ALL UP WITH MY CLOTHES I'LL JUST HAVE TO CHANGE AFTER SCHOOL
ose cards. And, Aunty Jane, _could_ you lend me a perfectly inkless hankerchief?" "Jumping January!" growled Wallace Mapes, Jean's older brother. "That makes nineteen times, Jean, that you've reminded me of those miserable shoes. I'll black them when I've finished lunch. I'm not going to rush off in the middle of my oyster soup to black _any_body's best shoes." "Is it a reception?" asked Roger. "No," replied Wallace, "just a formal call on Henrietta Bedford." "She's in my French class," said Roger. "And kippered snakes! You ought to hear her recite. She talks up and down and all around poor little Miss McGinnis, whose French was made right here in Lakeville. It's a daily picnic." "You won't forget my shoes, will you?" reminded anxious Jean. "I'd like to know how I _could_," demanded Wallace, feelingly. Although Mabel had taken a most complete bath the night before, she spent the noon-hour taking another. She put on her best stockings and shoes, but looked doubtfully at her Sunday suit.  BUT I DO HOPE THAT BETTY'S FATHER WILL REMEMBER TO DO THOSE CARDS AND AUNTIE JANE COULD YOU LEND ME A PERFECTLY ENKLESS HANDKERCHIEF JUMPING JANUARY GROWLED WALLACE MAPS JEAN'S OLDER BROTHER THAT MAKES NINETEEN TIMES JEAN THAT YOU HAVE REMINDED ME OF THOSE MISERABLE SHOES I'LL BLACK THEM WHEN I'VE FINISHED LUNCH I'M NOT GOING TO RUSH OFF IN THE MIDDLE OF MY OYSTER SOUP TO BLACK ANYBODY'S BEST SHOES IS IT A RECEPTION ASKED ROGER NO REPLIED WALLACE JUST A FORMAL CALL ON HENRIETTA BEDFORD SHE'S IN MY FRENCH CLASS SAID ROGER AND KIPPARD SNAKES YOU OUGHT TO HEAR HER RECITE SHE TOOK UP AND DOWN AND ALL AROUND POOR LITTLE MISS MC GINNIS WHOSE FRENCH WAS MADE RIGHT HERE IN LAKEVILLE IT'S A DAILY PICNIC YOU WON'T FORGET MY SHOES WILL YOU REMINDED ANXIOUS JEAN I'D LIKE TO KNOW HOW I COULD DEMANDED WALLACE FEELINGLY ALTHOUGH MABEL HAD TAKEN A MOST COMPLETE BATH THE NIGHT BEFORE SHE SPENT THE NOON HOUR TAKING ANOTHER SHE PUT ON HER BEST STOCKINGS AND SHOES BUT LOOKED DOUBTFULLY AT HER SUNDAY SUIT
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