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This plan seemed to please everybody except Lisette, who was a little / troubled to have her young ladies going around with these Chicago / people, of whom she did not quite approve.
But Patty only laughed at the anxious expression on the French girl's / face. She knew well what was passing in her mind, and she said to her / quietly: "It's all right, Lisette, they're our American friends, and I / assure you Mrs. Farrington won't mind a bit, since you are with us. / You're dragon enough to chaperon the whole State of Illinois."