7. The Diamond Mines Again(4 / 9)
t;At any rate,quot; anse snappis;it er if t;
quot;Any diamond mines?quot; ejaculated Miss Mincc the back of a chair and feeling as if a splendid dream was fading away from her.
quot;Diamond mines spell ruin oftener t; said Mr. Barro; a businessman ter steer clear of t o put into. te Captain Cre;
opped h a gasp.
quot;te Captain Cre; s. quot;te! You dont come to tell me t Captain Cre;
quot;; Mr. Barro;Died of jungle fever and business troubles combined. t not been driven mad by troubles, and troubles mig an end to assisted. Captain Cre;
Miss Minco h alarm.
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quot;Diamond mines,quot; ans;and dear friends--and ruin.quot;
Miss Minc h.
quot;Ruin!quot; s.
quot;Lost every penny. t young man oo muc of t all o it, and all Captain Creain Crericken oo muc tle girl--and didnt leave a penny.quot;
No a Seminary at one blo Captain Creo blame.
quot;Do you mean to tell me,quot; s, quot;t not Sara t s on my tle pauper instead of an ;
Mr. Barro as o make y quite clear any delay.
quot;Sainly left a beggar,quot; ;And sainly left on your a relation in t ;
Miss Mincarted for of to stop tivities going on joyfully and rat moment over ts.
quot;It is monstrous!quot; s;Sting room at t, dressed in silk gauze and lace petticoats, giving a party at my expense.quot;
quot;S at your expense, madam, if s,quot; said Mr. Barro;Barro responsible for anytune. Captain Cre paying our last bill--and it ;
Miss Mincurned back from tion. ts being.
quot;t is ; s;I I to all sorts of ridiculous expenses for t ridiculous doll and astic o ed. S c;
Mr. Barroly did not intend to remain to listen to tory of Miss Mincer ion of ed ts. feel any particular sympate keepers of boarding schools.
quot;You ter not pay for anyt; ;unless you to make presents to t a brass farto call ;
quot;But o do?quot; demanded Miss Minc it entirely y to make tter r