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Marian came over to spend a few days with Patty before her departure. / She was frankly envious of Patty's good fortune, but more than that, / she was so desperately doleful at the thought of Patty's going away / that she was anything but a cheerful visitor.
Although sorry for her cousin, Patty couldn't help laughing at the / dejected picture that Marian continually presented. She followed Patty / around the house wherever she went, or she would sit and look at her / with her chin held in her hands, and the big tears rolling down her / cheeks.