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I should like to inform everyone, just because I am so happy, that I now have a copy of The Chalet Girls Grow Up...
'Oh, I know,' Grizel put in, 'but it's more than that. Jo's always been a bit mad, of course' - Miss Annersley winced - 'but as long as her sister was alive, it was kept in check. Now she seems to have gone back to behaving like a teenager, which is all very well if you are a teenager but absurd for a middle-aged woman. Don't you think, Hilda, that a woman in her forties, with an enormous family, really should have stopped hanging around her old school? She's up here morning, noon and night, scrounging Kaffee und Kuchen from the staff and having long heart-to-hearts with the prefects about their petty little problems. Don't tell me it isn't happening. You know it is.' |
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