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XVII
GRAY DAYS AND GOLD
Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm |  |
DEAR MISS REBECCA ROWENA,—
My idea of a Christmas present is something entirely unnecessary and useless. I have always noticed when I give this sort of thing that people love it, so I hope I have not chosen wrong for you and your friend. You must wear your chain this afternoon, please, and let me see it on your neck, for I am coming over in my new sleigh to take you both to drive. My aunt is delighted with the soap.
Sincerely your friend,
ADAM LADD.
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XVII
GRAY DAYS AND GOLD
Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm | |