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roadside literally gemmed with violets.
Sisters were sometimes unsubstantial

property, it seemed, but the violets
were really before her, and oh how big

and sweet they were I
She remembered once having heard

Mr, Inlander say that he thought no
flower was so beautiful; and Peggy

thought it would be pleasant to gather a

whole bunch of them, and place them
on his table as a surprise. However, it

was too late to gather them then, for
tiic^re were yet many tasks to be per­

formed at home.
So, promising herself to come for the

violets the following afternoon, she
went happily on.

Mrs. Bagley had been receiving a
call, and had not even noticed PeEErv's
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absence. She was in a wonderfully

good-natured and sociable mood, and