Thirteen or fourteen years before the afternoon when Bridget Ruan’s novel was discussed in Mrs. Trelawney’s sitting-room, she and Bridget were school-girls at Eastchester. Saturday was a holiday at Myrtle Lodge,--Miss Brownrigg’s boarding-house for the Eastchester High School girls,--and tennis was in full swing in the school-garden behind the house.…
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