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Everybody was at the depot giving forth Roosevelt-Democrat they used to be called Rebel yells. There was two brass-bands, and the mayor, and schoolgirls in white frightening the street-car horses by throwing Cherokee roses in the streets, and well, maybe you've seen a celebration by a town that was inland and out of water.
Clean water is allowed for the face, but the main tank is supplied with clean hot water only once each day. In Kumamoto, schoolgirls living with us invariably asked permission to go to the bath early in the day that they might have the first use of the water. They said that by night it was so foul they could not bear to use it.
Jane and Zura, laughing like two schoolgirls and as irrepressible, headed the little procession. I waved them good luck and went back to my work and my thoughts. Of course he meant us in general, Zura particularly, and it might be fever or it might be other things that kept him away from Jane's tea party. Right or wrong I would help him all I could, but know I must and would.
At Gabriella's approach Miss Murphy fluttered off cooingly in the direction of a fresh customer, and only the festively garlanded French mirror witnessed the meeting of the two who had been schoolgirls together. Swift as an arrow there shot through Gabriella's mind, "I wonder what Ben O'Hara would think of her?"
See that pretty string of prattling schoolgirls, from the chubby-cheeked, flaxen-headed little maiden just toddling by the side of the second teacher, to the arch damsel of fifteen, giggling and conscious of her beauty, whom Miss Griffin, the stern head-governess, awfully reproves! It is the fashion to run down George IV., but what myriads of Londoners ought to thank him for inventing Brighton!
I haven't any 'valuables' to put into it, except my pocket money, and you said Miss Lincoln would take care of that. Why must it have two keys?" "In case you lose one, I suppose. No doubt Miss Lincoln is well accustomed to schoolgirls' careless ways. You can keep your brooches inside it, and your locket and chain.
But this time I'm not to blame; I want you to believe that. I simply slipped into those violets. No, I want to be really truthful. I am a little to blame. I had silly thoughts. The sky, you know, was gold, and the ground all blue, and for a moment he looked like some one in a book." "In a book?" "Heroes gods the nonsense of schoolgirls." "And then?" "But, Charlotte, you know what happened then."
"Three little girls from school are we, Pert as schoolgirls well can be, Filled to the brim with girlish glee, Three little maids from school!" intoned Lulu, Chiquita, and Clara together. "Mary, Mary, quite contrary, How does your garden grow? Silver bells and cockle shells, And pretty maids all in a row." said Peachy. "The hounds of spring are on winter's traces," began Julia.
Perhaps I never saw the newspapers declaring that it was all so very natural and life-like." She flung two or three rose petals at her sister. "I believe you're the biggest flirt that ever lived, Gerty. You could make any man you liked marry you in ten minutes." "I wish I could manage to have certain schoolgirls whipped and sent to bed."
The case of Sister Giuliana seems to have been but the beginning of an extraordinary love epidemic at the Convent of the Stigmata: the elder schoolgirls have to be kept under lock and key lest they should talk over the wall in the moonlight, or steal out to the little hunchback who writes love-letters at a penny a-piece, beautiful flourishes and all, under the portico by the Fishmarket.
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