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"I  I can guess!" faltered Amy. "Who?" "Alice Jallow." "The  the cat!" Betty simply could not help saying it. "Let  let me see it again," whispered Amy. "I didn't mean to read your note, Betty, but I saw it before I realized it." "My note? It isn't mine! I wouldn't own to receiving such a scrawl! Oh, Amy, I'm so sorry!" "Never mind, Betty. I  I've been expecting it." "You have?" "Yes. I I CAN GUESS FALTERED AMY WHO ALICE JALLO THE THE CAT BETTY SIMPLY COULD NOT HELP SAYING IT LET ME SEE IT AGAIN WHISPERED AMY I DIDN'T MEAN TO READ YOUR NOTE BETTY BUT I SAW IT BEFORE I REALIZED IT MY NO TISN'T MINE I WOULDN'T OWN TO RECEIVING SUCH A SCRAWL OH AMY I'M SO SORRY NEVER MIND BETTY I I'VE BEEN EXPECTING IT YOU HAVE YES
Betty--" "Of course they're not! The idea! Allen Washburn needn't think--" "Oh, I know he needn't send notes to you this way, but perhaps Will forgot to deliver it, and Grace just slipped it into your book, intending to tell you of it. Ah, Betty!" "Silly. It isn't that at all. See, I'll let you read the note." Hastily Betty unfolded it. There was but a single unsigned sheet of paper, and scrawled on it were these words: "Before you go camping and tramping ask Amy Stonington who her father and mother are." CHAPTER V AMY'S MYSTERY Betty was quick to comprehend the cruel words, and in an instant she had crumpled the anonymous scrawl in her hand. But she was the fraction of a second too late. Amy had read it. Betty heard the sound of Amy's sigh, and then the catch in her breath. She turned quickly. "Amy!" cried Betty. "Did you see it? Oh, my dear! The meanness of it! The awful meanness! Oh, Amy, my dear!" and she put her arms around her trembling companion. "Oh, if I only knew who sent it!  THIS IS A LIVERPOX RECORDING ALL LIVERPOX RECORDINGS ARE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO VOLUNTEER PLEASE VISIT LIVERPOX DOT ORG READ BY ELIZABETH WILCOX THE OUTDOOR GIRLS OF DEEPDALE OR CAMPING AND TRAMPING FOR FUN AND FOR HEALTH BY LAURA LEE HOPE CHAPTER FIVE AMY'S MYSTERY BETTY WAS QUICK TO COMPREHEND THE CRUEL WORDS AND IN AN INSTANT SHE HAD CRUMPLED AN ANONYMOUS SCRAWL IN HER HAND BUT SHE WAS THE FRACTION OF A SECOND TOO LATE AMY HAD READ IT BETTY HEARD THE SOUND OF AMY'S SIGH AND THEN THE CATCH IN HER BREATH SHE TURNED QUICKLY AMY CRIED BETTY DID YOU SEE IT OH MY DEAR THE MEANNESS OF IT THE AWFUL MEANNESS OH AMY MY DEAR AND SHE PUT HER ARMS AROUND HER TREMBLING COMPANION OH IF IF ONLY I KNEW WHO SENT IT
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