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Carrying her plant in triumph, Cassy appeared before her mother.
"See, see," she cried out, "just see! Isn't it lovely? And look at these violets. Oh, mother, we've had the loveliest time, and Jerry has some morning-glory seeds in his pocket. You don't know all we've been doing. Were you worried that we didn't come home to dinner? Did you think we were kept in?"