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The morning was hot and Betty had pulled the curtains across the arch. She typed an English letter and thought about Kit. Although she knew he had gone to Mrs. Austin's, it was some days since she had seen him and his steamer would soon sail. Betty had expected him to say good-bye to her and was hurt because he had not. Presently she heard Jefferson's step in the _patio_. He stopped and somebody crossed the flags.
"Come inside, the sun is pretty fierce," he said, and Olivia went through the arch.