. Mary Jane en Nouvelle-Angleterre . rt, whatdiriez-vous si je vous ai demandé de danser avec moi, comme une vraie dame? ID dire merci, oui je vais, a répondu MaryJane demorely, et beaucoup à ses partenaires sur- 70 MARY JANE EN NOUVELLE-ANGLETERRE pretent elle a dansé tous les bits aussi bien que chahuld. Aujourd'hui, Mary Jane aimait danser; Sheand Alice dansait souvent ensemble et les deux l'aimaient et l'ont bien fait. Et le jour devrait être parfait pour la musique était bonne et les planchers excellents. Mais ils n'ont pas pris de dozenpas avant des tantings de douleur tranchante tiré au-dessus de son talon gauche et elle a eu l'impression qu'elle ne pouvait pas en supporter un autre

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. Mary Jane in New England . rt, whatwould you say if I asked you to dance with me—like a real lady? Id say thank you, yes I will, replied MaryJane demurely, and much to her partners sur- 70 MARY JANE IN NEW ENGLAND prise she danced off every bit as well as hecould. Now usually Mary Jane loved to dance; sheand Alice often danced together and both en-joyed it and did it well. And to-day should havebeen perfect for the music was good and thefloors excellent. But they hadnt taken a dozensteps before sharp twinges of pain shot throughher left heel and she felt as though she couldntstand it another minute. Tired? asked Mr. Echart, as he noticedthat something was wrong. Anything youdrather do than dance? Yes, replied Mary Jane with a sudden burstof feeling, Id rather take off my shoe! Dothey have any place where folks take off theirshoes on Class Day? Well, said her partner, I cant say thatthey prepare for it as a regular part of the pro-gram, but it might be done. Then lets do it right away, said Mary Janemiserably.. She sighed with relief as the offending shoe came off. (Page 7- TJ4£ HEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY A»T»H, CLASS DAY FUN 73 She hobbled down the stairs after her partnerand into a small office on the left. There wasa great table in the center of the room, andpulled up to it was a huge, comfortable chair. How will that do? asked Mr. Echart Any chair would do, answered Mary Jane, but that one is lovely! Well, you sit down there, young lady, headded, and Ill take off that shoe. Oh, that feels good, she sighed with reliefas the offending shoe came off and she settledback in comfort in the great chair. Where did it hurt? asked Mr. Echart. Right there, said Mary Jane, pointing to theback of the heel. Thats easy, said Mr. Echart, its just tooStiff and likely as not has made a blister. Youjust wait till I put in a pad of soft tissue paperand youll see how much better it will feel.1 At that minute the music stopped and Aliceand Uncle Hal appeared at the door of theroom.

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