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881
"
He
put
his
name
down
for
three
dances
,
and
I
suppose
he
’
s
coming
for
them
.
What
a
bore
!
"
said
Meg
,
assuming
a
languid
air
which
amused
Laurie
immensely
.
882
He
did
not
speak
to
her
again
till
suppertime
,
when
he
saw
her
drinking
champagne
with
Ned
and
his
friend
Fisher
,
who
were
behaving
‘
like
a
pair
of
fools
’
,
as
Laurie
said
to
himself
,
for
he
felt
a
brotherly
sort
of
right
to
watch
over
the
Marches
and
fight
their
battles
whenever
a
defender
was
needed
.
883
"
You
’
ll
have
a
splitting
headache
tomorrow
,
if
you
drink
much
of
that
.
I
wouldn
’
t
,
Meg
,
your
mother
doesn
’
t
like
it
,
you
know
,
"
he
whispered
,
leaning
over
her
chair
,
as
Ned
turned
to
refill
her
glass
and
Fisher
stooped
to
pick
up
her
fan
.
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"
I
’
m
not
Meg
tonight
,
I
’
m
‘
a
doll
’
who
does
all
sorts
of
crazy
things
.
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Tomorrow
I
shall
put
away
my
‘
fuss
and
feathers
’
and
be
desperately
good
again
,
"
she
answered
with
an
affected
little
laugh
.
886
"
Wish
tomorrow
was
here
,
then
,
"
muttered
Laurie
,
walking
off
,
ill
-
pleased
at
the
change
he
saw
in
her
.
887
Meg
danced
and
flirted
,
chattered
and
giggled
,
as
the
other
girls
did
.
After
supper
she
undertook
the
German
,
and
blundered
through
it
,
nearly
upsetting
her
partner
with
her
long
skirt
,
and
romping
in
a
way
that
scandalized
Laurie
,
who
looked
on
and
meditated
a
lecture
.
But
he
got
no
chance
to
deliver
it
,
for
Meg
kept
away
from
him
till
he
came
to
say
good
night
.
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"
Remember
!
"
she
said
,
trying
to
smile
,
for
the
splitting
headache
had
already
begun
.
889
"
Silence
a
la
mort
,
"
replied
Laurie
,
with
a
melodramatic
flourish
,
as
he
went
away
.
890
This
little
bit
of
byplay
excited
Annie
’
s
curiosity
,
but
Meg
was
too
tired
for
gossip
and
went
to
bed
,
feeling
as
if
she
had
been
to
a
masquerade
and
hadn
’
t
enjoyed
herself
as
much
as
she
expected
.
She
was
sick
all
the
next
day
,
and
on
Saturday
went
home
,
quite
used
up
with
her
fortnight
’
s
fun
and
feeling
that
she
had
‘
sat
in
the
lap
of
luxury
’
long
enough
.