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Updated: June 29, 2025
I have never asked who owned any of the 'Pleasant Street' property I did not seem to want to know. But I'll find out if you really wish me to. "With love, The District Nurse found Dinney's mother was "waiting" when she at last reached her. But her release came soon. With a smile she left them, and Dinney, seeing it, surprised the Nurse by a look of gladness.
At the corner near Gloria's home, the District Nurse bade Gloria good-by, as she had an errand to do on her way home. Gloria watched her to a car. Then she turned and made her own way back to Treeless Street. It was on the corner near No. 80 that she came upon the very one she was wishing for. "Oh, Dinney, I am so glad to find you! I want your help.
It was a white-faced girl that appeared before Walter McAndrew and his wife as they were seated at the dining-room table. Gloria had stood what seemed to her an age by the window in her room, looking down upon the card Dinney had left with her. At last she threw off her hat and jacket, and, turning, went below. As Mr.
New windows, new steps, new everything!" She was helped gently down, and Rose was there to greet her. How happy Rose looked! And there was Sal's mother in the background, and then came Dinney and Hunkie. "Ain't it fine!" cried Dinney. Gloria looked at the boy and laughed. "Look at the new stairs!" They took her here and there, then made her rest a moment in Rose's room.
A small boy in grotesque man-trousers, reefed and rolled, intruded himself and his baby-charge in her way. Gloria gazed down into the boy's face with a sort of fascination. He was so small, yet had such a protecting way with the baby. "What is your name, little man?" she asked. "Dinney. What's the name o' youse?" Gloria ignored the question. "Is this your little brother?" gently.
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