Summer Magic
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And after her dear father died,
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the Fergusons very kindly took her in
and raised her.

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Kindly took her in?
George Ferguson had a guilty conscience.

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He knew those stocks he sold her father
were as worthless as ours.

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She's the Fergusons' responsibility.
Why dump her on us?

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Because now George writes
he can't keep her.

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Another unfortunate investment.
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Mm.
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But there is one thing we're going
to do. We're going to welcome her.

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Really welcome her.
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As a cousin, and as a young girl
who has no other home to go to.

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Well, we didn't really have a home
for a while either.

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But we didn't go around begging
all our old relatives to take us in.

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Have you both forgotten?
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We had each other.
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Julia doesn't know any of this
and it would kill her if she found out.

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So not one word out of either of you.
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All right, Mother.
The more the hungrier.

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- Find some place for that dog to sleep.
- There's room on my bed.

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Outside.
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Julia!
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Well, I'll be nice to her
for Mother's sake, but Julia's a pill.

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Complete.
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And she does think
she's the pink of perfection.

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# She's the pink of perfection
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# From her prissy pink nose
to her custard complexion

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# And eleven pink toes
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# With a chin like a prune
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# She's a dainty baboon

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