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Updated: June 1, 2025
Fanny French, her name. 'What's up? Another row? she asked, entering the room as the servant went out. 'I've known a good many fools, said Beatrice, 'but Ada's the biggest I've come across yet. 'Is she? Well, I shouldn't wonder, Fanny admitted impartially. And with a skip she took up her song again. 'A penny paper collar round his neck, la-de-da
"Well, I think you are about the poorest 'and at a yarn!" cried the clerk. "Crikey, it's like 'Ministering Children! I can tell you there would be more beer and skittles about my little jaunt. I would go and have a B.-and-S. for luck. Then I would get a big ulster with astrakhan fur, and take my cane and do the la-de-da down Piccadilly.
"Perhaps it would have been too much like housekeeping," she laughed; "kind of what Mary would call indelicate " "Or raw," Billy interpolated. "She was always springin' that word." "And yet look what became of her." "That's the way with all of them," Billy growled somberly. "I've always noticed it's the fastidious, la-de-da ones that turn out the rottenest.
'And a penny in his pocket, la-de-da, la-de-da, and a penny in his pocket, la-de-da! A younger girl, this, of much slighter build; with a frisky gait, a jaunty pose of the head; pretty, but thin-featured, and shallow-eyed; a long neck, no chin to speak of, a low forehead with the hair of washed-out flaxen fluffed all over it. Her dress was showy, and in a taste that set the teeth on edge.
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