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"
An
'
I
do
n't
blame
her
,
either
,
"
commented
Mrs.
Ratterer
,
who
was
just
then
entering
with
a
plate
of
potatoes
and
some
bread
.
"
You
two
'll
get
sick
and
Louise
,
too
,
if
you
do
n't
get
more
rest
.
I
keep
tellin
'
her
she
wo
n't
be
able
to
keep
her
place
or
stand
it
if
she
do
n't
get
more
sleep
.
But
she
do
n't
pay
no
more
attention
to
me
than
Tom
does
,
and
that
's
just
none
at
all
.
"
"
Oh
,
well
,
you
ca
n't
expect
a
fellow
in
my
line
to
get
in
early
always
,
Ma
,
"
was
all
Ratterer
said
.
And
Hortense
Briggs
added
:
"
Gee
,
I
'd
die
if
I
had
to
stay
in
one
night
.
You
got
ta
have
a
little
fun
when
you
work
all
day
.
"
What
an
easy
household
,
thought
Clyde
.
How
liberal
and
indifferent
.
And
the
sexy
,
gay
way
in
which
these
two
girls
posed
about
.
And
their
parents
thought
nothing
of
it
,
evidently
.
If
only
he
could
have
a
girl
as
pretty
as
this
Hortense
Briggs
,
with
her
small
,
sensuous
mouth
and
her
bright
hard
eyes
.
"
To
bed
twice
a
week
early
is
all
I
need
,
"
announced
Greta
Miller
archly
.
"
My
father
thinks
I
'm
crazy
,
but
more
'n
that
would
do
me
harm
.
"
She
laughed
jestingly
,
and
Clyde
,
in
spite
of
the
"
we
was
'
es
"
and
"
I
seen
's
,
"
was
most
vividly
impressed
.
Here
was
youth
and
geniality
and
freedom
and
love
of
life
.
And
just
then
the
front
door
opened
and
in
hurried
Louise
Ratterer
,
a
medium-sized
,
trim
,
vigorous
little
girl
in
a
red-lined
cape
and
a
soft
blue
felt
hat
pulled
over
her
eyes
.
Unlike
her
brother
,
she
was
brisk
and
vigorous
and
more
lithe
and
as
pretty
as
either
of
these
others
.
"
Oh
,
look
who
's
here
!
"
she
exclaimed
.
"
You
two
birds
beat
me
home
,
didnja
?
Well
,
I
got
stuck
to-night
on
account
of
some
mix-up
in
my
sales-book
.
And
I
had
to
go
up
to
the
cashier
's
office
.
You
bet
it
was
n't
my
fault
,
though
.
They
got
my
writin
'
wrong
,
"
then
noting
Clyde
for
the
first
time
,
she
announced
:
"
I
bet
I
know
who
this
is
--
Mr.
Griffiths
.
Tom
's
talked
about
you
a
lot
.
I
wondered
why
he
did
n't
bring
you
around
here
before
.
"
And
Clyde
,
very
much
flattered
,
mumbled
that
he
wished
he
had
.
But
the
two
visitors
,
after
conferring
with
Louise
in
a
small
front
bedroom
to
which
they
all
retired
,
reappeared
presently
and
because
of
strenuous
invitations
,
which
were
really
not
needed
,
decided
to
remain
.
And
Clyde
,
because
of
their
presence
,
was
now
intensely
wrought
up
and
alert
--
eager
to
make
a
pleasing
impression
and
to
be
received
upon
terms
of
friendship
here
.
And
these
three
girls
,
finding
him
attractive
,
were
anxious
to
be
agreeable
to
him
,
so
much
so
that
for
the
first
time
in
his
life
they
put
him
at
his
ease
with
the
opposite
sex
and
caused
him
to
find
his
tongue
.
"
We
was
just
going
to
warn
you
not
to
eat
so
much
,
"
laughed
Greta
Miller
,
turning
to
Louise
,
"
and
now
,
see
,
we
are
all
trying
to
eat
again
.
"
She
laughed
heartily
.
"
And
they
'll
have
pies
and
cakes
and
everythin
'
at
Kittie
's
.
"
