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21102	Vaizey, George de Horne, Mrs.	Tom and Some Other Girls: A Public School Story			.txt	text/plain	69590	4354	85	proud of her; but her eyes are so taken up admiring Miss Rhoda Chester "And a good--" Harold checked himself and said cheerily: "Rhoda won't Father, mother, and brother looked at Rhoda, and felt a pardonable pride Rhoda turned and bent her tall young head to her little mother, but "It is like looking at animals in a cage," said Rhoda to herself, and theatricals--and Miss Bruce likes the girls to look bonnie and festive. be a new girl; take Rhoda and Dorothy round the grounds, and show them Rhoda looked across the room with smarting, tear-filled eyes. "Look here, Rhoda Chester, say what you like about us, but leave "I want Miss Everett!" sighed Rhoda plaintively, and Tom gave a grunt of delightfully like a girl that Rhoda took heart of grace, and enquired:-"You look like it!" said Rhoda shortly, noting with sharp eyes the She doesn't look very much like a school-girl	./cache/21102.txt	./txt/21102.txt