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IT was nearly two o'clock next day when the thirtieth programme was / finished and placed in the last row of dainty cards, laid out for the / family's farewell inspection. While Lloyd cut the squares of / tissue-paper which were to lie between them, Joyce brought the box in / which they were to be packed and the white ribbons to tie them.
Jack, having saddled Washington, was blacking his shoes and making other / preparations for his ride to town. A special trip had to be made, in / order to get the package to the Phoenix post-office in time.