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The days that followed were busy ones for Florence-busy in a domestic sense, so that the history of them does not concern us here. Mr. Fisher called one afternoon; by a strange coincidence it was while Ethel Dunlop was helping Florence with an inventory of china. Miss Dunlop readily promised to visit his mother, but she did not show any particular interest in the editor.
"He has been so kind," Florence said, "and don't you think he is very agreeable?"