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Eileen and Marjory had found their way to Belle's hall. They were standing in the attic which she had described to them so graphically.
"I cannot imagine how you managed to furnish it in this extraordinary way," began Eileen. "I have heard from one or two of the girls here that the furniture is put in by the heads of the college. Now, our rooms, for instance, are quite decently furnished."