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21118	Vaizey, George de Horne, Mrs.	Etheldreda the Ready: A School Story			.txt	text/plain	63525	4600	85	Rowena turned her head to look round the carriage with a gently tolerant times better than his word, whereas Dreda could hold forth as eloquently "Father thought I had better have a little talk with you, dear girls, grown-up people who, like mother, had had a good time in their own Dreda and Susan looked at each other across the table in silence. round the front teeth; her long, Eastern-looking eyes met Dreda's amusement passed like a flash, and when Dreda in ordinary dress reentered the drawing-room at the head of her troupe, she was everywhere "I shake in my shoes at the very sight of Dreda Saxon!" said Norah West "Really, Dreda!" cried Rowena in her turn. "Miss Dreda, if your sister didn't tell you herself, do you think I I saw so very little of Miss Dreda before she went off to school that I	./cache/21118.txt	./txt/21118.txt