A World of Girls : the Story of a School
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At this particular Easter time the girls were rather surprised to hear that Mrs. Willis had made up her mind not to go away as usual ; Miss Good was to have a holiday, and Mrs. Willis and Miss Danesbury were to look after the school. This was felt to be an ' unusual, indeed unheard of, proceeding, and the girls commented about it a good deal, and somehow, without absolutely intending to do so, they began to settle in their own mi.^ds that Mrs. Willis was staying in the school on account of Anni...e Forest, and that in her heart of hearts she did not absolutely believe in her innocence. Mrs. Willis certainly gave the girls no A WORLD OF GIRLS. 131 reason to come to this conclusion ; she was con- sistently kind to Annie, and had apparently quite restored her to her old place in her favor. Annie was more gentle than of old, and less inclined to get into scrapes ; but the girls loved her far less in her present unnatural condition of reserve and good behavior than they did in her old daring and hoy- denish days.
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At this particular Easter time the girls were rather surprised to hear that Mrs. Willis had made up her mind not to go away as usual ; Miss Good was to have a holiday, and Mrs. Willis and Miss Danesbury were to look after the school. This was felt to be an ' unusual, indeed unheard of, proceeding, and the girls commented about it a good deal, and somehow, without absolutely intending to do so, they began to settle in their own mi.^ds that Mrs. Willis was staying in the school on account of Anni...e Forest, and that in her heart of hearts she did not absolutely believe in her innocence. Mrs. Willis certainly gave the girls no A WORLD OF GIRLS. 131 reason to come to this conclusion ; she was con- sistently kind to Annie, and had apparently quite restored her to her old place in her favor. Annie was more gentle than of old, and less inclined to get into scrapes ; but the girls loved her far less in her present unnatural condition of reserve and good behavior than they did in her old daring and hoy- denish days.
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