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she started to say, " am not discontented

and don’t really wish to change places
with any body /’ but thinking thin might

«not be pleasant for Peggy to hear,
hastily changed her sentence into —

u shall play T ‘m a princess in disguise,
and so I won't mind being a slavey* I

hope you will have a lovely time, and I
.promise to stand it as long as I can.”

“ It s well enough to pretend now/1
answered Peggy,iL but of course we can’t

do any such thing. Dr. Moran will be

coming* and we had better change our
clothes again/’

“ But I say we w ill do it/’ was the
answer, made with a determined nod

that set ail Will’s curls dancing, “ Yes,
Peggy dear, you must make up your

mind to it, for I ’m bent upon being the
Bagley s’ servant myself for a while.

Don't you see it s no more than fair,