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When the two girls realised that they had done identically the same thing, and each had chosen precisely the same way to advance the other's interests, it will be hard to say which was more pleased. Patty was deeply touched at this proof of Lorraine's devotion, for she had no idea the girl was so fond of her, and, too, she had not thought Lorraine capable of this particular way of showing affection.
Lorraine, on the other hand, was almost overcome at the thought of the merry, popular Patty caring enough for her to want her to win the prize.