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They make sense to Rufie-Doof, and he responds to all of them.

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That struck me too, but as I say, they turned out for Rufie...

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That's not nice talk for a pretty gal like you, Rufie.

Joyce's Investments A Story for Girls Fannie E. Newberry

But in gentle tones she began asking questions of Babette as to the plans and needs for the next few days; and, in listening to her suggestions and promises of assistance, Rufie and Tilly ceased sobbing and drew closer, while even Lucy soon leaned forward, talking unreservedly.

Joyce's Investments A Story for Girls Fannie E. Newberry

Lucy had wept convulsively in her very long and very black veil, and Tilly and Rufie had sniveled on either side of her, after a last shrill quarrel over which should wear the black jacket, and which the cape with a black ribbon bow, that Joyce had provided.

Joyce's Investments A Story for Girls Fannie E. Newberry

Babette, a pretty girl with a rose and lily face, was soothing Rufie and Tilly near by, while Mrs. Hemphill, with her own baby in her arms, kept a sharp lookout both on this little group, and upon the two men in the small bedroom.

Joyce's Investments A Story for Girls Fannie E. Newberry

Rufie and Tilly sat in each of these separately, and declared, "if it wasn't for the studying they'd like to live there right along."

Joyce's Investments A Story for Girls Fannie E. Newberry

Rufie might bring even the little baby to the kindergarten.

Joyce's Investments A Story for Girls Fannie E. Newberry

Tilly, nestling in happy defiance within the shelter of his strong arm, tried to tell her woes, while Rufie dancing hotly about outside, declared in even shriller tones that Tilly deserved a slap and should get it, adding invitations to the younger girl to come out and see if she wouldn't, which were of doubtful persuasiveness.

Joyce's Investments A Story for Girls Fannie E. Newberry