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341
She
had
gone
halfway
down
the
stairs
when
a
small
,
unsteady
voice
called
after
her
:
342
"
Please
,
Aunt
Polly
,
you
did
n't
tell
me
which
of
my
things
you
wanted
to
--
to
give
away
.
"
343
Aunt
Polly
emitted
a
tired
sigh
--
a
sigh
that
ascended
straight
to
Pollyanna
's
ears
.
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344
"
Oh
,
I
forgot
to
tell
you
,
Pollyanna
.
Timothy
will
drive
us
into
town
at
half-past
one
this
afternoon
.
Not
one
of
your
garments
is
fit
for
my
niece
to
wear
.
Certainly
I
should
be
very
far
from
doing
my
duty
by
you
if
I
should
let
you
appear
out
in
any
one
of
them
.
"
345
Pollyanna
sighed
now
--
she
believed
she
was
going
to
hate
that
word
--
duty
"
Aunt
Polly
,
please
,
"
she
called
wistfully
,
"
is
n't
there
ANY
way
you
can
be
glad
about
all
that
--
duty
business
?
"
346
"
What
?
"
Miss
Polly
looked
up
in
dazed
surprise
;
then
,
suddenly
,
with
very
red
cheeks
,
she
turned
and
swept
angrily
down
the
stairs
.
"
Do
n't
be
impertinent
,
Pollyanna
!
"
347
In
the
hot
little
attic
room
Pollyanna
dropped
herself
on
to
one
of
the
straight-backed
chairs
.
To
her
,
existence
loomed
ahead
one
endless
round
of
duty
.
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348
"
I
do
n't
see
,
really
,
what
there
was
impertinent
about
that
,
"
she
sighed
.
"
I
was
only
asking
her
if
she
could
n't
tell
me
something
to
be
glad
about
in
all
that
duty
business
.
"
349
For
several
minutes
Pollyanna
sat
in
silence
,
her
rueful
eyes
fixed
on
the
forlorn
heap
of
garments
on
the
bed
.
Then
,
slowly
,
she
rose
and
began
to
put
away
the
dresses
.
350
"
There
just
is
n't
anything
to
be
glad
about
,
that
I
can
see
,
"
she
said
aloud
;
"
unless
--
it
's
to
be
glad
when
the
duty
's
done
!
"
Whereupon
she
laughed
suddenly
.