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CHAPTER VII.
" Well, my little girl," said Mr. Ashton to Helen, one morning, when the breakfast-things had been removed, " I suppose by this time Edward and Lewis have shown you all that is worth seeing in this gay place, and have made you nearly as wise as themselves. I am quite at leisure this morning; but I am afraid there is nothing left for me to do as a chaperon."
" Thank you, dear uncle," said Helen, laughing; " you could do a great deal for us, I assure you; but |
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