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Title: Harper's New Monthly Magazine Volume 109 June to November 1904
Year: 1904 (1900s)
Authors: various
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Publisher: New York: Harper & Brothers Publishers
Contributing Library: Brigham Young University-Idaho, David O. McKay Library
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phy. It was sad to see themsuffer, so Kittie and I sat out on therustic seat where they could see us and becheered up by the sight of our happiness.And we laughed a great deal; for Kittieis very entertaining at times, and thiswas one of them. In the afternoon we had physiology,and I got nervous again. It looked asif Sister Irmingarde had taken troubleto pick out questions we never heard of.I was pretty sure of two or three, and Iguessed at several more, but there werethree I didnt even try to answer. Ichewed my penholder worse than ever,till there wasnt much left of it. By andby Sister Irmingarde came to my seatand handed me a fresh one. She smiledas she did it, in the sweetest way, and hereyes showed that she was sorry for me.A great big lump came into my throat,and at that very minute Maudie Joyceand Kittie James handed in their papers,and left the room, and sat on that oldbench where we could see them. I tookout my handkerchief and wiped my eyes.I couldnt help it. Then I remembered
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THERE WAS AN UPROAR OF CHEERS AND APPLAUSE 478 HAKPERS MONTHLY MAGAZINE. that a Generals daughter must be brave,and that moral courage is as commendableas physical, because papa says so, and Istraightened up and wrote what I knew,which was not much, I can tell you.That ended the examination and I wasglad, for however it was going to turnout, it was a comfort to have it over. That evening Mabel Blossom and MabelMuriel and Maudie all came to see me,but we didnt say much about the ex-amination. Mabels eyes showed that shehad been crying, and Mabel Muriel look-ed pale as death. Maudie was very si-lent, but more queenly than ever. Shesaid she had almost decided to go home atonce, as she had a kind of feeling that herdear mother needed her. Mabel Murielbroke out suddenly and said she had dis-graced Sister Edna, but she did not ex-plain her enigmatic remark. FinallyMabel Blossom began to cry and ranfrom the room, and pretty soon the otherswent, too, and I was left alone with mysad, sad thoug

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