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Pollyanna Grows Up
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Pollyanna has .fully . recovered . from her
, you have given. me; .such'- a fright,
and I want you to be sure, sure sure
inJurVe'sT rewYn Tthe automobile acclleut. never lo uo it "
and during her Uncle and. Aunt's visit to dear; you must"be hungry. ,
!DhAl.B!Tle trS! It was Justus she" was dropping off
Willi a wis. v-o..". - ---- . , . lL .t 1 iL.i, T11..- I
Mrs. Carew's nephew, Jamie,- was iunp-. iq sleep . inato nigni maw Jruiiyauiia
I? murmured drowsily "to 'herself : ' ' '
ilyCt
"The thing I'm the "very sorriest
nrt ari Pnilv&nna-finds her embittered
h irto nnfl hoDlsaa.s to the future. Know
in something of Pollyanna's reputation for
being glad ' Mrs. Carew takes her In charge- f . anvthine is that I didn't ask
on trur condltion that she can stay only so jpr .or anyining is uwi i uiuu t
what Mrs. Carew eallr preaehing Pollyanna jjve -Now I Can't say thank you to.
her elegant home, raise the shades, dress mm l
herself in beautiful clothes and jewels and -occudv
the family iew at church services.
Pollyanna visits the Boston Public Garden
alone and there talks with a man who calls
himself "an old duffer," and a lovely dis
couraged girl.
CHAPTER VII
"A New Acquaintance ' ,
POLLYANNAS movements - were
most-carefully watched over after
her adventurous walk; and, - except
to go to schooli she was not allowed
F-WASfor the most part a silent heUo
I walk. Pollyanna, for once in her tQ p0uyanna, however, was n6 cross
life, was too tird to talk? even of for she iOVed both Mrs. Carew and
the Ladies' Aiders and the. boy was Mary, arid delighted t6Te with them.
intent on picking out the shortest They were, too, for a while very gen-
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Bring ut
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CHAPTER VI (Continued)
way to his goal. When the Public
Garden was reached, Jfollyanna did
exclaim joyfully! .
"Oh. now I'm 'most there!" I re
member this place. I had a. perfectly
erous with their time. Even Mrs.
Carew, in her terror of what might
have happened, exerted "herself ; to
entertain the child.
Thus it came about that, with Mrs.
unce w ouxn
Alaidys Grotun
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lovely time here this afternoon. It's Carew, Pollyanna attended -concerts
only a little bit ot ways nome now. and matinees,, and visited the Public
."That's the stuff! Now we're 'get- Library and the Art Museum? and
tin' there," crowed the boy. ' "What'd with ; Mary-she took the wonderful
I tell ye? We'll just cut. through "seeing Boston" trips, and- visited
here to the Avenue, an'. then it'll be the State House and the Old South
up ter you ter find the house." Church. .
"Oh,4 I can find the house," exulted . Greatly as v Pollyanna enjoyed the
Pollyanna, .with all the confidence automobile, she enjoyed the trolley
of . one who has reached familiar cars more, as Mrs. Carew, much to
ground. , her surprise, found out. one day. .
It was quite dark when Pollyanna' "Dp we go in the trolley car?"
led the way up the- broad Carew Pollyanna asked eagerly.
steps, ine Doy s ring at tne Dei was No. Perkins will take us," an-
very qmcKiy answercu, anu oiiyan-,- swered Mrs Carew. Then, at the un
na found herself confronted by not miStakable jdisappointment in Polly
only Mary, but by: Mrs. Carew, Brid- anna's, face,, she added iri surprise:
get,.and Jennie as well. All four of "Why, I thought you liked the auto,
the women were white-faced and child!" ,
an?!1A eef . . . - j "Oh. I do," acceded Pollyanna. hur-
umid,- child, wnere have you riedly. and l wouidn't say anything,
been? demanded Mrs. Carew, hur- anyway because of course I know J
lying iu.wdiu. it's cheaper than the trolley car, and
"Why, I just went to walk," be- "'cheaper than the trolley car'!"
gan Polyanna, "and I got lost, and exclaimed Mrs. Carew,. amazed into
mis uuj; an interruption.
"Where did . you find her?" cut in "'Whv' ves " exolained Prillvanna
Mrs. Carew, turning imperiously to with widening eyes; "the trolley car
Pollyanna's escort, who was at the costs five cents aperson, you know,
moment, gazing in frank admiratipn and the auto doesn't cost anything.
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The Chinese
Woolf lower
at the wonders about him. in" the
brilliantly-lighted hall. "Where" did
you find her, boy? she repeated
sharply. ,
cause its yours. And of course I
love the auto, anyway," she hurried
on, before Mrs. Carew could speak
Its only that, there are so many
Introduced by, us three years
ago is now acknowledged to be
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feet, a pyramid o! color, its .
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For a brief moment the boy met more people in the trolley car, and
her gaze unflinchingly; then -some- it's such fun to watch them! Don't
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Well, no, Pollyanna, I can't sav
that I do," responded Mrs. Carew,
dryly, as she turned away. .
As it chanced, tint twn Have latr
. j v t w . w ww VVi
rs. Cajrew heard something more
his eyes, though his voice, when he
spoke, was gravity itself.
"Well, I' found her 'round Bowdoin
baiurfwooi-ukesubstanceand Square,, but I reckon she'd been doiri'
Tnoct IntJancat rrimcnn rrarlM1. I i '
1.1 R. T A 1 T 1 4 4 1 .
Flowers develop In Tune and tne XNOrtn i2.nJ. OniV Sne COUlQn t
ma htAM twtet mum I , l 1 . . " r . t-v r ii.ii 1 i .
zn-A .TriLZi, eaten on ter tne unco 01 tne uacoes. 01 roixyanna ana tronev cars this
wrf-5 ppk. so I don't think she give em the glad time from Mary. . ; j- . .
. w Mastodon nndefc t?ot hand, ma'am" . . . . i .. "I mean,, it's queer, .ma'am," ex-
ors and vl rot thev are marvels. "The North" End that child alone! plained Mary earnestly, in answer to
B:t Pollyanna!" shuddered Mrs. Carew; ' question Jier mistress; had; asked,
Un, I wasn t alone, Mrs. Carew, uc uuw. .ruuyanna just
fended Pollyanna. "There were ever f es roVnd everybody arid without
so many people there, weren't there, half trying.. It isn t, that she does
bov?" anything.. She doesn't.. She -just
But the boy, with an impish Erin. 1 h. .?
was disappearing through the door; V 'S,8
Pollyanna learned -many things' men and wnmpn"- anrl-'imw
during die next half-hour. She learn- children,- and , iri ' five minutes vo
ed thatvnice little girls do not take wouldn't know the place. ' The men
long walks alone in unfamiliar cities, and women have stopped scowling
nor sit on park benches and talk to and the children have forgot what
strangers. She-learned, also, that it they're tryin' for.
was only by a "perfectly marvelous c .. .. . ..,
miracle" that she had reached home d", " 1 1 "5 einm tna
at alt that night and that she; had VA f"?
caped many, many . very disagree- izy ..i :
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