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rmade of sweetfern and tissue-paper, hoping that shewould think it was a cigarette and admire his manli- FRESCO-CHRISTIANS AND FRESCO-BANDITS. 21J ness. He remembered also how Grandma Tangle-skein had observed him, called him in, and lecturedhim on the evils of tobacco, refusing to credit… … was a depraved young smoker. Ruby Rose thoughtof all this and was silent. To Flossy also the story gave material for thought.All her small affectations and aristocratic airs, whichhad many times given her the appearance of beingsillier and vainer than she really was, seemed espe-cially foolish now.…
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