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The next morning passed somehow. The girls had decided that they would send Marcia to Coventry. They had made up their minds in a solemn conclave late the night before.
"We daren't oppose her for the present," said Ethel, who had thought of this daring plan, "but we'll make her life so miserable that she just won't be able to bear it."