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"

But

it

was

n't

anything

only

that

I

'd

been

kind

of

planning

on

pretty

carpets

and

lace

curtains

and

things

,

you

know

.

But

,

of

course

--

"

"

PLANNING

on

them

!

"

interrupted

Miss

Polly

,

sharply

.

Pollyanna

blushed

still

more

painfully

.

"

I

ought

not

to

have

,

of

course

,

Aunt

Polly

,

"

she

apologized

.

"

It

was

only

because

I

'd

always

wanted

them

and

had

n't

had

them

,

I

suppose

.

Oh

,

we

'd

had

two

rugs

in

the

barrels

,

but

they

were

little

,

you

know

,

and

one

had

ink

spots

,

and

the

other

holes

;

and

there

never

were

only

those

two

pictures

;

the

one

fath

--

I

mean

the

good

one

we

sold

,

and

the

bad

one

that

broke

.

Of

course

if

it

had

n't

been

for

all

that

I

should

n't

have

wanted

them

,

so

--

pretty

things

,

I

mean

;

and

I

should

n't

have

got

to

planning

all

through

the

hall

that

first

day

how

pretty

mine

would

be

here

,

and

--

and

--

but

,

truly

,

Aunt

Polly

,

it

was

n't

but

just

a

minute

--

I

mean

,

a

few

minutes

--

before

I

was

being

glad

that

the

bureau

DID

N'T

have

a

looking-glass

,

because

it

did

n't

show

my

freckles

;

and

there

could

n't

be

a

nicer

picture

than

the

one

out

my

window

there

;

and

you

've

been

so

good

to

me

,

that

--

"

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Miss

Polly

rose

suddenly

to

her

feet

.

Her

face

was

very

red

.

"

That

will

do

,

Pollyanna

,

"

she

said

stiffly

.

"

You

have

said

quite

enough

,

I

'm

sure

.

"

The

next

minute

she

had

swept

down

the

stairs

--

and

not

until

she

reached

the

first

floor

did

it

suddenly

occur

to

her

that

she

had

gone

up

into

the

attic

to

find

a

white

wool

shawl

in

the

cedar

chest

near

the

east

window

.

Less

than

twenty-four

hours

later

,

Miss

Polly

said

to

Nancy

,

crisply

:

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"

Nancy

,

you

may

move

Miss

Pollyanna

's

things

down-stairs

this

morning

to

the

room

directly

beneath

.

I

have

decided

to

have

my

niece

sleep

there

for

the

present

.

"

"

Yes

,

ma'am

,

"

said

Nancy

aloud

.

"

O

glory

!

"

said

Nancy

to

herself

.

To

Pollyanna

,

a

minute

later

,

she

cried

joyously

:

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