Her Father's Daughter
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Donald Whiting, I call that a mean thrust. I have a particular reason, said Linda. And I have a particular reason ,said Donald, for being interested in your shoes. Linda laughed suddenly. When Linda laughed, which was very seldom, those within hearing turned to look at her. Hers was not a laugh that can be achieved. There were a few high places on the peak of Linda ssoul, and on one of them homed ...
MoreDonald Whiting, I call that a mean thrust. I have a particular reason, said Linda. And I have a particular reason ,said Donald, for being interested in your shoes. Linda laughed suddenly. When Linda laughed, which was very seldom, those within hearing turned to look at her. Hers was not a laugh that can be achieved. There were a few high places on the peak of Linda ssoul, and on one of them homed a small flock of notes of rapture; notes as sweet as the voice of the white-banded mocking-bird of A rgentina. How surprising! exclaimed Linda. We have been attending the same school for three years; now, you stop me suddenly to tell me that you are interested in the shape of my shoes. I have been watching them all the time, said Donald. I cant understand why any girl wants to be so different. Why dont you dress your hair the same as the other girls and wear the same kind of clothes and shoes? Now look here, interposed Linda. You are flying the track. I am willing to justify my shoes, if I can, but here you go including my dress and a big psychological problem, as well; but I think perhaps the why of the shoes will explain the remainder. Does the name Alex ander Strong mean anything to you? The great nerve specialist? asked Donald. Yes, said Linda.
(Typographical errors above are due to OCR software and don't occur in the book.)
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