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When the day came for Patty and Elise to leave Pine Branches, everyone / concerned was truly sorry. Elise had long been a favourite with the / Warners, and they had grown to love Patty quite as well.
Roger was still there, and Mr. and Mrs. Farrington came for the young / people in their motor-car. They were returning from a most interesting / trip, which had extended as far as Portland. After hearing some accounts / of it, Patty felt sure that she would have enjoyed it; but then she had / also greatly enjoyed her visit at Pine Branches, and she felt sure that / it had been better for her physically than the exertion and excitement of / the motor-trip.