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THEY had of course immediately spoken of Catherine. "Did she send me a message, or-or anything? " Morris asked. He appeared to think that she might have sent him a trinket or a lock of her hair.
Mrs. Penniman was slightly embarrassed, for she had not told her niece of her intended expedition. "Not exactly a message," she said; "I didn't ask her for one, because I was afraid to-to excite her."